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by _ak 12y ago
Well, you can, but that would be fraudulent. But whoever you sent the DMCA takedown notice to, it's not their concern and not their duty to check whether you're the rightful copyright holder or not.
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by _ak 12y ago
If course it doesn't address any of the issues, because the no-www page was created in 2003, while the yes-www page was created in 2005.
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by _ak 12y ago
lolwhat? How exactly would list manipulations in Go be made easier because of generics?
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by _ak 12y ago
Ignaz Semmelweis came up with his germ theory after observing a strong correlation of infections with whether people performing certain tasks in hospitals washed their hands or not.
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by _ak 12y ago
German dubs are so awful and widespread, that even porn in Germany is dubbed and often enough, even German porn is re-dubbed.
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by _ak 12y ago
"Old Nazi elites" as in the elites of the old Nazi Germany system that managed to stay on top of the new system, keep up their networks, and stay in relatively powerful positions.
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by _ak 12y ago
Well, Gladio was an "official" secret army started by the NATO, but in this case, a bunch of veterans got together to form a secret army with no supervision at all. Only in 1951, the German BND resp. its predecessor organization,
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by _ak 12y ago
iTerm2 does vertical and horizontal splitting better than Terminal.app. tmux does vertical and horizontal splitting better than screen. That's my rationale for using iTerm2 and tmux instead of Terminal.app and screen. (yes, I'm aw
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by _ak 12y ago
Club Mate is the only caffeinated soda that isn't overly sweet, doesn't give me a bad stomach and doesn't make me jittery. The first time I had it was at a CCC event in 2002, and back then, it was really obscure. In the last
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by _ak 12y ago
Exactly my thought: I switched from screen to tmux years ago, why I should care now? tmux does everything that screen didn't back then, and has improved even more since then.
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by _ak 12y ago
Because everyone else was either pushed back, left or got assimilated into the supermajority of self-identified Englishmen.
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by _ak 12y ago
Yes, but he was talking programmers out there, not Google. IIRC, in 2012, they were still _very_ reluctant to talk about any use of Go within Google, with vitess being the only exception.
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by _ak 12y ago
Go wasn't designed to replace C++, Go was designed to replace C++ at Google. And it totally succeeded at that, given the list of critical infrastructure at Google where Go is used, and in some cases has replaced existing C++ implementa
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Adopting a new Programming Language, or Not(jyrgenn.dreamwidth.org)
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by _ak 12y ago
Don't try to work around it, but embrace $GOPATH instead. As soon as you put your project inside $GOPATH/src (or ${GOPATH%%:*}/src if you want to be pedantic), things work flawlessly, esp. all the tooling around Go that expec
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by _ak 12y ago
The only thing I can think of: net/http doesn't hide details but instead allows you to supply your own socket from which to accept connections, which in turns makes it possible to implement zero-downtime restarts with the help of
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by _ak 12y ago
well, git gc --aggressive --prune=now, duh. (jk)
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by _ak 12y ago
Most people I know use vim or SublimeText to write their Go code. I personally prefer vim, and use the vim support delivered with Go plus gocode for code completion, that's really all I need for development. Unlike with Java, I never
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by _ak 12y ago
I don't really get it, either. Generally, what I don't like about web frameworks in Go is that they often don't integrate too well with the existing net/http package. I think we don't need web frameworks, we need we
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by _ak 13y ago
He works for T-Systems, which belongs to Deutsche Telekom. His job is pretty safe, I would say. People working for Deutsche Telekom work under conditions similar to German civil servants in terms of terminability.
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TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 support in pure OCaml(github.com)
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by _ak 13y ago
People keep listing alternatives, here's another one: Comic Jens. http://www.netzallee.de/extra/comic-jens-en It's even CC-licensed.
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by _ak 13y ago
Anything not on Imgur usually loads really slow, especially gifs.
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by _ak 13y ago
Have you ever seen how Debian et al package web software? According to the LSB FHS, and that's not only a lot of additional work that requires testing, and goes against how e.g. WordPress tackles the update functionality on their own.
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by _ak 13y ago
No, Apache's biggest problem is its architecture that limits quite a few things you can do. Case in point: the farce around mpm_event. It took ages to implement it to solve a central issue Apache always had (i.e. that it could be DoS&#
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by _ak 13y ago
Regarding 3: the same goes for beer, except you can mess up over the course of just a few minutes to an hour instead of a few months. Crush your malt too fine or too coarse, mess up the mash temperatures, and you end with things like a too
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by _ak 13y ago
Here's the announcement that describes how it works: http://blog.joinmytalk.com/?p=6 I also put the code on GitHub: https://github.com/joinmytalk Any feedback is appreciated.
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Show HN: a website to hold presentations and share them remotely in realtime(joinmytalk.com)
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by _ak 13y ago
Everybody kills Hitler on their first trip.
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by _ak 13y ago
Bosnia Herzegovina wasn't "occupied" in any way and it belonging to Austria-Hungary was recognized by all European powers, including Serbia, and thus legal under then international law. A limited war against Serbia following

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