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by aristidb 12y ago
There should be a section for git filter-branch. :>
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by aristidb 12y ago
Calling NixOS an "academical experiment" is slightly disingenuous. The initial author does come from academia, but works in industry now, and you just need to look at the Github [1] to see that NixOS is maintained quite actively.
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by aristidb 12y ago
For your convenience, the link to the "mothership" NixOS: http://nixos.org/ I've been using NixOS happily for over a year now. The "secret sauce" is the same between Guix and NixOS. The main differe
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by aristidb 12y ago
Android 4.4: 17.9% iOS 8: I don't know, but it's not released to the public, so currently maybe 1%? So if you want to actually reach the majority of mobile users at this point, IndexedDB is not yet the way to go.
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by aristidb 12y ago
All Indo-European languages. Not all European languages are Indo-European, for example Hungarian is not. And some non-European languages are Indo-European, like Hindi or Persian.
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by aristidb 12y ago
He didn't buy any of them, it's just an affiliate frontend for a registrar
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by aristidb 13y ago
Solved now?
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by aristidb 13y ago
Even open source software is often easier on x86. There are more pre-built binaries from the Linux distributions and so on.
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by aristidb 13y ago
I find it a bit weird that the top comment in this story fawns over several star programmers, but ignores the guy who actually wrote the tool that the story is about.
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by aristidb 13y ago
So this is a tiny bit of a pet peeve of mine: I do not think changing strictly more informative titles to the version in the article itself is a good idea. Changing "Brian Armstrong: What's Not Being Said About Bitcoin" to &q
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by aristidb 13y ago
Nice. Could you add some description there how the deduplication works? I assume it uses rolling checksums to create chunk boundaries, just like bup?
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by aristidb 13y ago
Schengen area is about border control. There definitely is free movement between the UK and other EU states, with exception only for criminals and such IIRC.
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by aristidb 13y ago
I believe preventing the need for such wars was one of the reasons why the UK joined the EU, or am I mistaken?
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by aristidb 13y ago
I suppose you consider not upholding one side of the treaty when the other side has been dropped "childish"?
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by aristidb 13y ago
I'm not sure if this is a parody.
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by aristidb 13y ago
That refers to Projucer, not Lamdu. Lamdu is open source.
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by aristidb 13y ago
Why sadly?
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by aristidb 13y ago
After all the insane articles that claim things like "Bitcoin is a ponzi scheme" or "Bitcoin is anonymous", it is quite nice to read a well-informed and sane article.
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by aristidb 13y ago
It doesn't really read like Torvalds at all to me. More like Standard Cynical Programmer.
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by aristidb 13y ago
Sorry for the nitpicking, but you meant "macroeconomic". I agree with your point though.
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by aristidb 13y ago
Yes! And git already gives all the pieces to make this work. (Specifically the reflog.)
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by aristidb 13y ago
Am I missing something or does this not include options for the reserved instances? Because _that_ is the part of the EC2 pricing that is most confusing to me.
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by aristidb 13y ago
I think it's a valid concern for more than 70 people.
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by aristidb 13y ago
Right, Bulgaria is poorer.
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by aristidb 13y ago
This class doesn't seem like you actually get any tangible benefits from it, as it just stores a std::string plain and vanilla inside...
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by aristidb 13y ago
const_cast is undefined behavior if the actual object is const. If it's a mutable object that just happened to be passed as a reference you can const_cast it. Or that's how I understand it.
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by aristidb 13y ago
That's the point. It's somewhat like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catch_22
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by aristidb 13y ago
The point is that the author agrees with you, except for the part where they disabled the old built-in backup functionality...
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by aristidb 13y ago
netstat -an shows a lot of stuff. I think here all you need is netstat -ntul (Thanks "child", I did indeed initially not have the -u there. You should.)
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by aristidb 13y ago
It's not as if Canonical's approach was exactly uncontroversial either. My reaction to the Mir announcement was not exactly that I was overwhelmed by warm fuzzies, to put it that way, because I think they should collaborate on Way

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