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anilakar
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AFAIK the whole doujin scene is all about "go on, violate our copyrights but don't complain when people violate yours". ZUN's blanket ban on commercial distribution makes it really difficult and expensive to legally obta
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anilakar
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A torrent with a huge collection of Japanese self-published game music remixes focused on one specific shmup game series. It used to be the largest torrent in circulation and also the one that broke some client programs due to its huge size
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anilakar
8y ago
Maybe Theo wanted fopen-like semantics?
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anilakar
8y ago
Is this yet another case of trying to apply an American interpretation to a European law? I thought we all had a similar discussion when GDPR came into effect.
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anilakar
8y ago
Time to put those sanctions into good use. Mr T, take a hint nudge nudge
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anilakar
8y ago
Shared blocklists are a pain. If you at one point happened to make a bad but well-intentioned pun, you ended up[1] on a blocklist meant for blocking fascists[2]. [1] https://twitter.com/wilw/status/6881279713374494
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anilakar
8y ago
Engineering maths is usually "put your numbers in a matrix and calculate the eigenvalues and eigenvectors" regardless of the field :-)
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8y ago
Should everyone learn C? Yes. Should it be taught as the first language? Nope. First of all, the quality of C learning material is abysmal. Most of the literature has been written before the era of C99 and encourages bad practices such as u
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anilakar
8y ago
Except you won't be able to delist content without first allowing their crawler to rummage your site and returning 404 to Googlebot. Happened to me - I wanted to delist a single URL because it was generating unwanted traffic but still
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8y ago
Yup. “The challenge of explaining the vast potential of mouldable glue and how it can be relevant to any given consumer has proved to be a lot harder than anyone imagined,” said ni Dhulchaointigh. That was never their problem. Most of my
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8y ago
Numerous software companies (I'm not referring to typical SaaS startups here) advertise niche products or services that don't exist yet but can be created from the current product portfolio.
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anilakar
8y ago
Are there any advantages vs just embedding the file as a char array? I've found it easier to mmap any input files anyway so as to avoid an extra level of buffering in userspace.
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8y ago
My personal favorites are 44.128.0.0/16, the explicitly unallocated test network for amateur packet radio to internet gateways, and 100.64.0.0/10, the address range for bidirectional carrier grade NAT.
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anilakar
9y ago
One month to adapt? They have had two years. Also, I fail to see how this is a problem, considering that quite a few domains nowadays seem to use WhoisGuard or a similar service anyway.
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9y ago
Signal has a desktop app nowadays and Telegram still requires a phone number to use. While Signal's QR code pairing method is more awkward than Telegram's SMS one, it also prevents your account from getting hacked remotely in Iran
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9y ago
I suspected this many years ago when familiar faces from our customers started to appear in the friend suggestion box. I've never installed the FB app on my phone, but our less privacy oriented customers probably have. What pisses me o
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anilakar
9y ago
Unfortunately being slow & hogging resources tends to more of a rule than an exception. I doubt it would help if everyone started drowning developers in bug reports that basically state the obvious. It might also be that being the secon
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anilakar
9y ago
Back in the early nineties I learned QBasic with its built-in documentation only. The local library had a ton of Basic books, but they were meant for learning simple game programming on 1980s home computers and often only covered a very lim
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anilakar
9y ago
It's not that difficult. If you have an internal ERP product code for the spare part in question, it is swappable. If the repair shop asks for a single IC chip instead of a complete PCB or ECU, they obviously have the skills and need t
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9y ago
Ham Radio Deluxe blacklisted one user for writing a critical review, then blackmailed him to remove the review in exchange for lifting the ban: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/12/21/amateur_radio_fans_...
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9y ago
Biased or not, it's the difference between the terminals, not the absolute ratings that matter.
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anilakar
9y ago
Acid test: run Youscope on it. Seems to work relatively well.
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anilakar
9y ago
If that's the case, you better start learning to use those UNIX systems soon.
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9y ago
You're paying your saved shipping fees in taxes. It still costs the postal services the same amount to deliver the package from the import warehouse to your door but they cannot charge you nor the seller according to international agre
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9y ago
I think that the main point was that docker skills are transferable, i.e. you can expect a new hire to be productive in less time. Too many companies still have in-house build/deploy systems that are probably great for their purpose bu
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anilakar
9y ago
If your keyboard layout had pile of poo where your tilde key currently is, you would not be joking. The problem is that even Latin-based international layouts have quite a few characters that don't fit in the ASCII range.
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anilakar
9y ago
On my keyboard layout tilde is a dead key that requires three keypresses, so the usual disconnection command with the appropriate precautions is usually something like this: Esc Esc Esc Ctrl-U Ctrl-C Enter AltGr-] Space . OpenSSH lets you m
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9y ago
That'll be the boring part of the story. I just /msged her primary nick and asked nicely if it was possible to stop. Apparently the threat of losing anonymity is enough to turn trolls back to normal people.
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9y ago
Once I hacked together a similar program to log the terminal activity of fellow students on the university UNIX and Linux servers: https://github.com/andyn/actspy/blob/master/actspy.c The main objective,
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Back in 2002–2004 when DSL wasn't a commodity, a local ISP offered WLAN access. We lived on a ridge and had a clean line of sight – some 2.6 km – to one of the base stations so we set up a spare satellite dish with a peanut can feed an
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