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asdfaoeu
12y ago
Trying to find out what rustc's oxidise step was especially painful.
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asdfaoeu
13y ago
Are you talking about git annex assistant or git annex? git annex does file versioning very nicely then again it doesn't work on Windows so that's probably not very useful for most game developers.
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asdfaoeu
13y ago
These /8's have been historically been used internally there's no reason they should be handed back. Handing them back would just prolong the migration to IPv6 for limited benefit. I imagine the only reason you would use a IP
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13y ago
> This is kind of an opinion. There is no rule book that says it needs to behave a certain way. I prefer this. In case you wanted more proof of this I think both of these are wrong and it should be by window not application. Thankfully M
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13y ago
I've notice this too. The lock screen shows before it can accept key presses so I've had to wait else having it miss the beginning of my passphrase.
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13y ago
He never discriminated against gays. He expressed his political opinion in the form of a donation.
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asdfaoeu
13y ago
I realise its a Microsoft article. But they really couldn't have a fallback monospace font?
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asdfaoeu
13y ago
You'll note http is specified there.
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asdfaoeu
13y ago
I thought they also block Australian CC's?
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asdfaoeu
13y ago
This isn't to promote Bing this is to stop people from switching older machines to different operating systems.
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13y ago
More likely he just made it up and techcrunch lapped it straight up
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13y ago
What about when they accidently release private information because the information was at some point in the software. I'd rather a single backup system like time machine than every application reinventing the wheel with all the bugs t
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13y ago
I think most would consider that at best a distraction. More often then not overly flashy websites seem to look bad on my book. To me it seems more like they are trying to slip something under the rug while simple designs come across as mor
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13y ago
> Word is easier to use (which, by a long, long way, it it). Definitely initially for simpler. But what about using it collaboratively, merging changes and comparing between versions? Especially large documents with a multitude of author
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13y ago
Xubuntu is significantly different from stock XFCE
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13y ago
> There is no "turtles" issue here. Pid 1 is special - if it dies, the system panics. It is good design to keep pid 1 as simple as possible and put the complex job logic in a sub-process. There are only two things on unix which
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13y ago
Even on systemd that stuff isn't all handled in pid 1. There are 6 systemd service processes running on my machine handling different components. Snipped out the irrelevant processes. % systemd-cgls ├─user.slice │ └─user-
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13y ago
Ah um some of this is wrong. upstart doesn't have dependencies thats systemd. Upstart you have to specify when a service should start based on events or combinations of events like "start on started avahi and started nfs". Th
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asdfaoeu
13y ago
He's referring to Steve Langasek not min.
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asdfaoeu
13y ago
Why are you transitioning to Ubuntu?
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asdfaoeu
13y ago
Clearly it was a mistake they were just testing out the supersonic jets.
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asdfaoeu
13y ago
Not really they've just replaced it with risk that coinbase goes bankrupt.
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asdfaoeu
13y ago
I've actually been thinking about this a bit as well. I think you can just avoid the torrent file completely and use a merkle tree hash like how new torrent files work and then you end up with just one torrent file per file. And have p
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13y ago
The link is obviously facetious given that there is no single definition of what a scientist. Though Maurice Bucaille is qualified in medicine not science, believes the bible is a load of trash anyway (paraphrasing here) and doesn't be
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13y ago
Safari users check out: http://moc.lapyap.md2.shptech.com (copy and paste link)
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13y ago
Most likely anyone providing such information would also be in a similar boat with regards to the FDA. Sure you could be overseas providing the data but it's not like the FDA is preventing you from getting overseas treatment.
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13y ago
The accuracy isn't the problem. It's that the accuracy is unknown. And evidently 23adMe haven't been attempting to prove it to the FDA. As far as I'm concerned at that stage you might as well take homeopathy. > and as
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13y ago
It's because it actually has enough entropy to be completely improbable guessing.
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13y ago
Are there any benchmarks? I have a hard time seeing this make any significant improvement over minified concatenated javascript files. And are you really updating your javascript files enough thats it's a problem?
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13y ago
People were reporting it only happens on some installs and takes up to five days to present itself. Considering that this was only released today it seems too premature to confirm that.
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