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by anc84 10y ago
I find the title quite clear (was it changed?). It reads "Jupyter/IPython" at the moment which made me correctly assume that this would be something to use with IPython in Jupyter.
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by anc84 10y ago
Notch is a ("retro") gaming nerd, he would definitely be a good candidate for sharing this.
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by anc84 10y ago
Could you elaborate on what you consider lacking?
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by anc84 10y ago
I guess I should register abusingjavascriptfortriviallayoutinghell.com for this? http://i.imgur.com/JMzoOmv.png
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by anc84 10y ago
It's the duty of distributions to pick up and package software. Maybe you could volunteer for the distro you use yourself? It is easier than one might think.
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by anc84 10y ago
For the purpose of keeping my online personas separatly, nope ;) It's just a forum with some bells.
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by anc84 10y ago
Providing topical community services can be extremely rewarding but at the same time extremely tiring. I run a website dedicated to something technical from the nineties. There is a bunch of attention-whoring weirdos but the 2-3 people per
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Hans Rosling has died(m.gapminder.org)
846 points by anc84 10y ago|135 comments
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by anc84 10y ago
LGPL is very lenient and especially meant to ease use in/at commercial products.
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by anc84 10y ago
Which features does the website have that are not in the repo?
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by anc84 10y ago
Just like any practised speaker, no?
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by anc84 10y ago
This is not about procedural 3D models but something unspecified I have no clue about.
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by anc84 10y ago
Maybe in the US. Not every country in the world is as creepy.
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by anc84 10y ago
It totally depends on the topic of your project and the finances needed. And what do you want to scale ?
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by anc84 10y ago
What are the ratios of these three sources?
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by anc84 10y ago
Why the Trump side? Did you not notice what the Obama side did to Manning and Snowden, just to name two leakers?
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by anc84 10y ago
Run webrecorder yourself, MITM yourself, tamper however you like. Verifiability depends on a trusted authority first.
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by anc84 10y ago
What does Bitcoin have to do with this? That seems like abuse of its blockchain.
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by anc84 10y ago
Why should it? I like that the protocol itself favours performance. Traffic shaping/QoS should be done by the maintainers of the pipes (ie routers or OS).
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by anc84 10y ago
Amazon Cloud Drive is really cheap and for this little data there is no danger of them kicking you off. Encryption is easy with rclone.
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by anc84 10y ago
Simply limit your client's allowed number of connections and limit its allowed bandwidth.
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by anc84 10y ago
Firejail might be worth a try.
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by anc84 10y ago
I never even read "Continuous Delivery" before today, so no, that does not seem like the case.
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by anc84 10y ago
For the metric people who don't know random US states: 335 meters thick and about the size of Palestine.
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by anc84 10y ago
And run with superuser privileges all the time.
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by anc84 10y ago
I would be scared about toxicity, is that not a possible problem?
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by anc84 10y ago
Woof!
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by anc84 10y ago
As a user, I'd rather you build your code and sign it for me. Enabling a third-party to alter your programs taking away the trust I would have in you.
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by anc84 10y ago
Good old Opera before the unmentionable event.
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by anc84 10y ago
Oh but they really need those analytics to improve your experience!

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