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by arh68 12y ago
If there's any nugget of gold in there, it's that Dianne Feinstein voted with Ted Cruz in a Yea . I would have expected a different outcome. Apart from that it's hard to frame positively. Is this something Americans shou
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Wow. I remember reading about Hotmail servers running BSD back in the day, but not quite like this. FreeBSD 10.1-RELEASE is also available on these cloud hosting platforms: - Amazon(R) EC2(TM) FreeBSD/amd64 - Mic
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How do you eat them? With pasta, bagels, crackers? I don't even know what sauce to put on them.
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I agree. I almost think the name Git Hub is unfortunate at this point: they're doing something so right they could nearly invent their own VCS, use ESR's new tool, or even switch to hg/darcs/etc, and still gain momen
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This is made stranger by the fact the Jeff Blackburn says he knew she hadn't completed the degrees, and hired her anyways. And he went to Stanford. For an MBA. Honestly this looks really bad for Amazon, partly because it's ob
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I imagine the short limit to titles' lengths forced an omission: An Unprecedented Look at Stuxnet...
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Yeah, the space up up combo is common. As long as we're fixing the problem, I've only got one small pet peeve. It's when you hit the bottom, and scroll back up, but the page was like N+.4 viewports tall, so now I'm
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> I really hate to see blind hatred for the police > I have no explanation or excuse why the cops refused to investigate the caller's lead -- and maybe there is no reasonable explanation -- but I'd rather give them the be
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I think the FCC is responding to industry pressure that the Internet, in its p2p form, is a dead experiment. Cable worked better. Never had to worry about Napster before, just descramblers (but switched networks eliminate that). Read-onl
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Interesting times! I'm just glad English defamation law doesn't apply to me. Most people are simply too lazy to run their own web crawler. I'm not sure why this is (the technology is well known), but they find the conveni
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I acknowledge the irony of 'no comments' on this blog post but beneath that there is a point. All communication is broadcast. What differs is how those broadcasts are released and revisited through time. Twitter emphasizes the r
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Yes. (: Definitely being sarcastic, just playing some mild Devil's Advocate. It's how I spend karma. I think you're almost right. It's almost exactly the broken window parable. The only difference I have is that it&
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Go ahead, take a swim in this ocean of mediocrity. See the button below the box? It says add comment . Not 'Submit Dissertation'. Not 'Final Opinion'. Just remarks made in passing. Like tears, in rain. Don't
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I don't think it's a mystery to any regulator what's going on. I think it's hard to argue against the notion that this is good for the economy . If the Monopolistic ISPs can extract more wealth out of the content-to-c
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What boggles the mind isn't that this was possible in the 60s, it's that it required such diverse and comprehensive achievements. It wasn't just a rocket. It's a very (!) long document but these stand out: (regarding
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Yes, but the classification laws were always known to apply to pawns. The rules don't matter higher up, they never have. Use of force trickles down, not up. If you were in power, would you really limit your propaganda to what's
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Most people have no business using a pneumatic nail gun. No business at all. You won't hang pictures any faster, and your doghouse will probably look the same. Technically, everything done with a nail gun could be done with a hamm
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Took about a year to work most of the mistakes out. Lots of typos. An unimaginable amount of typos. I don't consider myself any more proficient. Typing dvorak is a bit different: I type word by word, instead of letter by letter. I
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I laughed heartily. This is the funniest repo I've seen in a long time > But then your inner lazy piece of shit replied: "but what should I do, I'm too lazy to think of something i could do!"
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The law is a tool used against the population. Your right to make cash deposits counts for nothing in light of the State's right to fuck anyone they think might be criminal. False positives don't matter. They just create mo
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It's a lot like handing over your rolls of film to be developed to the teenager at CVS. Discreet. If you voluntarily conveyed the information, you've got a poor claim to privacy in light of Smith v Maryland.
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Does she like math puzzles? I came across this recently, about Mary Somerville. She's not exactly Ada Lovelace, but close. At the age of fifteen she came across a mathematical puzzle in a ladies magazine (mathematical recreation col
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> In your program's design, the 'cat' program would handle all kinds of file i/o, provide some kind of ncurses text GUI to select a file, a progress bar for the progress of text flowing through it, sending errors to
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I think it's insane to restrict programs to just STDOUT & STDERR. Why 2? Why not use another file descriptor, maybe STDFMT, to capture all the formatting markup? This would avoid -0 options (newlines are markup sent to stdfmt, a
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I honestly don't know many 'communities' but Vintage Synth [1] is great. It's hard to avoid Gearslutz, you'll see it googling. Hydrogen Audio [2] is one of the better music communities I know, apart from Jemsite,
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Like digital audio software? Or equipment/hardware? Wave synthesis functions, synthesizer filters, what kind of technology interests you?
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English pronunciation leads to algorithms like Soundex [1], which just wouldn't seem necessary if words were written purely phonetically. Hangul gets closer, in a way. It seems hard to make rhymes with words like 'reprise'
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I agree there is a contradiction. In light of your comment, it seems Germany may have created an industrial training/apprenticeship bubble, feeding temporary artificial feedback for a long-term benefit for working population skillsets
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Would this be a good time, then, for a Qwikster clone to pop up? Given the impending market opening? I wonder what they could do better catering to a narrower market. I dropped Netflix DVD service, but I'd consider something better
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Plan for Establishing Uniformity in Weights and Measures of the United States(en.wikipedia.org)
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