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by berntb 13y ago
(A TL;DR of pjmlp's comment.) Also keep this in mind: Resources there is a lot of, are not expensive...
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by berntb 13y ago
Despite being an Org Mode lover, I have to add:Trello has a bit better multi user support.
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by berntb 13y ago
I thought most people would have as main reason to not mix their own stuff with the system Perl?! And you want multiple Perls installed, anyway. Backward compatibility is a target in the Perl world, but stay safe... ("This is the ver
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by berntb 13y ago
Could you elaborate about what is horrible with Bootstrap? It seems to me that it does what it set out to do. Well.
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by berntb 13y ago
I leave the subject, since I assume you'd argue the same thing about the iPad, even though others had tried to build xPads for many years without anyone wanting the results... :-)
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by berntb 13y ago
>>And I frankly don't think that Samsung is taking any design clues from anywhere. They don't care what Apple is doing Uhh... the whole idea with the present generation of smartphone (software) comes from the iPhone. That (a
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by berntb 13y ago
Yes, you miss out. :-) Here is one of my standard references. tl;dr: According to present understanding, coffee is surprisingly healthy. (For most people; some have problems with e.g. stomach or their enzymes are bad at breaking down caffei
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by berntb 13y ago
Compare this with that both Russia and China now support some of the world's worst dictators (e.g. Syria, closing rapidly on 100,000 dead) -- without any real outcry. This seems like details (except economically).
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by berntb 13y ago
For once, the Swedish politics is more interesting! Well, at least if you enjoy sick humor. The Swedish (ex-)communists became feminists and anti-racists (they argue for something called "structural racism" that native Swedes are guilty of
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by berntb 13y ago
I thought Labor was ~ Social Democrat? Maybe shocking to right wing crazies, but hardly _Socialist_ in a modern use of the language? (But OK, even I know that Labor have changed a lot over the last 50-60 years.)
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by berntb 13y ago
In e.g. Sweden, the communists stooped being Stalinists when Moscow told them that Stalin was bad... They did start to critizise the Eastern block dictators early... about 1990! (There were also anarchists etc, but in general the non-commun
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by berntb 13y ago
I'd guess the Polish rant is based on that Soviet really did support the anti-nuclear weapon movement, and so on. Seing conspiracy theories like those, I am strengthened in the belief that the US extreme left and right are equally crazy. In
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by berntb 13y ago
>>those horror stories about people's Google account getting deleted for no good reason are very scary to a startup founder. Afaik, Google also sells commercial support for email, documents, etc? As a founder, you'd probably want a
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by berntb 13y ago
Hmm... Timed modes are bad? I toyed with the idea of a timed keyboard for mobiles/pads; a variant of the Hexagon game controls -- basically left and right buttons, turning a wheel of chars really quickly. (After a while with Hexagon, you ge
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by berntb 13y ago
I had a boss who was a bit too ... stressed ... for a while. You just couldn't reason with him about it. In the end I solved it. I wrote in an email that he was just too stressed and really needed some time off, so he started to attack me p
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by berntb 13y ago
My experience is that to avoid calcification, you should move between projects/companies. You won't do the same thing for too long, even on the same OS/language combination. The danger, in my [bitter] experience, is to stay in one place wit
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by berntb 13y ago
Not half as much as any Lisp variant with good macros. Edit: The possibility to extend your environment is generally seen as a good thing, unless you believe in cleanliness of bloo... languages for ideological reasons.
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by berntb 13y ago
To answer how to get an URL in detail would need understanding of the 7 layers of OSI, sockets, http/ftp/etc, SSL, html layout, keepalive, etc etc. The answer should be a really informative about how much someone understand (and check archi
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by berntb 13y ago
"PySlice" with karma 25 is probably your trolling account. If not, ASK about stuff you have no clue about. It is better than looking like a little troll kid, having "fun" lowering the quality of HN by stupid language war comments. >&#
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by berntb 13y ago
So... Do you have a link to nice documentation of hardware support? (Not snarky; an honest question to verify my older "machine park" for an install to play around, which I've wanted to do for a while.)
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by berntb 14y ago
Just the basic files. :-( https://github.com/berntb/attorg/ The server Perl code doesn't do much except load an org file into the javascript side. It needs Twitter Bootstrap + FontAwesome. I'll update it to a working installation a coming
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by berntb 14y ago
Uhm, of course they acted as normal until they realized they were identified. Why would they attract attention by different behaviour?
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by berntb 14y ago
I'll have to do a raincheck (i.e. too little rain). Between the new job and the girlfriend (well, "ladyfriend") -- no open source this weekend. If I can't get it done the next weekend I'll pack it up and email it to you. :-(
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by berntb 14y ago
There is a quite neat Org Mode parser on CPAN. I started doing a webapp like you talk about, since I needed to learn JavaScript. I call it Attorg, "atto org". I never planned on doing more than an absolutely minimal feature list, since peop
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by berntb 14y ago
Wow, you are totally shameless in lying about what I write! >>You are saying "Hooray for throwing out the rule book! That keeps us safe and stops the towelhead terrorists!". >>The difference is whether the population get h
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by berntb 14y ago
>>It will just make you look stupider and more of a liar. My claim was: The idea with terrorism against democracies is to scare the living daylight out of voters in a country. The politicians in those democracies want to win the ne
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by berntb 14y ago
You suggested that others should do as Norway did, re Breivik. So, as usual, it was pointed out to you that Norway was a very different situation since Breivik was in jail, there is no big organisation that promise more terror. Then you wen
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by berntb 14y ago
I skimmed enough to see that you didn't argue against my description of your position. So I take it the description was accurate. I note that you lie about what I wrote, which was: All (functioning) democracies tend to ignore human rights a
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by berntb 14y ago
This is the third time this is posted to you... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prevention_of_Terrorism_Acts
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by berntb 14y ago
Just so I get your position right: 1. Al Qaeda can be described as 19 brown people -- not thousands of members (and hundreds of millions in finances) with repeated attempts at mass murder through terrorism. 2. If the Western world wasn't ra

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