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by adlpz 11y ago
And I find it quite enlightening that I spend a sizeable part of my money on cheese. We animals are not so different.
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by adlpz 11y ago
Nice, I wasn't aware Type-C could route anything analog besides power. I assumed it just piped digital serial protocols.
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by adlpz 11y ago
I hope they don't do that, I don't want to go around with a DAC hanging off my headphones. And making them more expensive.
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by adlpz 11y ago
9 - It's more expensive, the market won't tolerate a price rise on disposable batteries, they cannot sustain a 8x average life of their product at current prices.
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by adlpz 12y ago
I want this. Well, in fact, I already use Emacs with Vim keybindings, so I don't need it, but I would have loved it some time ago. What I (and I believe most vim users) like about vim is not the software itself, but the concept and ide
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by adlpz 12y ago
Agreed, but given the level of security the original commenter described, I'd say wealth is not the issue. Therefore mibbitirc's comment applies.
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by adlpz 12y ago
If I understand it correctly, tcc is actually a compiler. C is just a script that compiles-then-runs, using whatever compiler you have set in your environment.
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by adlpz 12y ago
Did anyone say Singularity? :)
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by adlpz 12y ago
Google is well know for their abysmal costumer support, but this is just the last straw; a telephone that cannot make calls, not even emergency 911/112. And such issue is marked as "Priority-small" and dismissed. It was good
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by adlpz 12y ago
Because it's from October 2008.
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by adlpz 12y ago
Nice! I did something pretty much exactly like this 3 years ago. If you are curious, the code is at Github: http://unliker.prealfa.com/ https://github.com/adlpz/The-Unliker Of course, please mind that
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by adlpz 12y ago
Even more, I would say that several of the later points are very much valid still too. I'm still one of those people that believe that hacking does in fact relate to computers and electronics (!), so I think that learning to program,
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by adlpz 12y ago
I don't know what are you talking about, but if selling out to predatory foreign companies with openly questionable moral compasses and null respect for the local legislation is "the 21st century", I'd like my dear Europ
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by adlpz 12y ago
There's nothing to "get" really. If you feel that Sublime Text, Atom, Eclipse, etc. are sufficient for your workflow, and wholly capture your needs, then you don't need emacs (or any other editor for that matter). It j
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by adlpz 12y ago
Well that's why (in my opinion) you should _generate_ the queries, not _write_ them. Use an ORM or whatever flavor of basically a SQL generator you prefer. Or even easier, use any programming language to concatenate around some strings
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by adlpz 12y ago
Invention is best fuelled by need. A motivation to colonise new worlds (either as a extinction safeguard as it's proposed in the article, or merely for economic exploitation) will drive the journey's price down. And a need for way
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by adlpz 12y ago
The obvious question: is this site to be trusted?
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by adlpz 12y ago
I very much think, in a first impression, that the author of this piece hasn't put much thought in his words beyond an urge to throw more of them in the fire. See this list: - I'm a rock music enthusiast, I buy every CD from X ban
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by adlpz 12y ago
Remap to tab? Insanity! I remap it to Caps Lock of course.
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by adlpz 12y ago
Well... yes. You just, literally, paste it there. You can even throw in a <pre> for monospace shock value.
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by adlpz 12y ago
Okay, I get where you are coming from. And I have to say that I agree with you on several of your points. But what I wanted to stress in my sort of "defence" of PHP is that, the fact is, lots of valid programmer use it, either for
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by adlpz 12y ago
I was not being sarcastic. If you already know PHP you should really check out frameworks like Symfony and Laravel (and Symfony Components, amazing reusable pieces to grow your own stuff). Also great tools like Composer for dependency manag
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by adlpz 12y ago
Preexisting codebases, compatibility with great libraries and mature full-featured frameworks, progressive enhancement of infrastructures already in place, recycling of developers. You name it. This is not about pleasing the bedroom program
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by adlpz 12y ago
I'm afraid I'm just adding to the pile here, but still: this is complete nonsense. Hacker is a word that always had several interpretations. And, in fact, the network intruder one is of the oldest. In fact, cracking, in software
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by adlpz 12y ago
How is this bad science? I cannot argue about the cruelty part, as that is a completely subjective qualification (on which I don't agree at all), but if this ends providing results that improve our scientific knowledge and the lives of
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by adlpz 13y ago
https://github.com/winjs/winjs/blob/master/License.txt It's Apache 2.0. If it's good right now , there is no reason whatsoever to not use it.
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by adlpz 13y ago
Additionally, the second "law" of thermodynamics doesn't even make sense at those scales. It pretty much just shows that, in a given (isolated) system, there are way more "unordered" possible states (degenerate) t
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by adlpz 13y ago
Well, that is pretty boring. But still, thanks for providing some actual information ;). By the way, I find it a bit excessive that, if it is in fact this what they found, they set up a media embargo and everything. It's a pretty nice
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by adlpz 13y ago
Also a #bada55 here, and thanks for the tip on HNES, checking it out now, looks great!
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by adlpz 13y ago
Maybe I'm a bit childish, but I totally misread the little text that says "Tilts at $10,000". Yep, I'm sorry.

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