boredpudding

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by boredpudding 7y ago
> Isn't the whole point of using these layers of abstraction over hardware that you pay someone else to manage it? That person is also needed in the future, and that person needs to start learning somewhere. A good start is messing
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by boredpudding 7y ago
What are you currently missing with the current WSL?
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by boredpudding 7y ago
Fall behind with what? Fall behind with stripping away privacy from our citizens?
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by boredpudding 7y ago
They didn't create the dataset. The dataset is from the government's Basisregistratie Adressen en Gebouwen (BAG). If you spot errors, contact your local municipality, since they provide this data to the central registry.
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by boredpudding 8y ago
Do you mean this package or something else? https://www.npmjs.com/package/angular-bootstrap
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by boredpudding 9y ago
Maybe it's possible with the print option Chrome offers. Regular Chrome can print to PDF files. Maybe headless Chrome supports that. Edit: It's possible. It's on the introduction page of Chrome Headless https://dev
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by boredpudding 9y ago
The merchant can't 'return' things it never got. The fees are billed by the bank to the user. That's none of Uber's business, and (more importantly): Uber has no way to verify if the user had those fees, and if the
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by boredpudding 9y ago
This is talked about in the article. A lot of his businesses rely on the claim that he invented email to gain more customers.
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by boredpudding 9y ago
The display is way closer than you except. It's close enough so you don't really have to look down/side much. Plus, directions/speed will be shown in the top-left of the screen.
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by boredpudding 9y ago
Linux distro's are starting doing it right now. Not sure about Audacity, but I guess that will be the same.
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by boredpudding 9y ago
Thread yesterday about this video: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14100989
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by boredpudding 10y ago
Thanks to this comment I'm looking at it now. The only thing I hate is 'v-for="todo in todos"' as an html attribute. I would personally prefer a mustache-like syntax. Other than that, this looks awesome. Time to dev
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by boredpudding 10y ago
Mandrill became part of the Mailchimp subscription. Only for paid accounts. Basically making costs for low-traffic projects way higher than they used to be if you didn't use Mailchimp with Mandrill. (Mailchimp subscriptions start at 10
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by boredpudding 10y ago
> A heading is a line of text providing a title for a section. Which is exactly what <header> is trying to be. > …introductory content for its nearest ancestor sectioning content or sectioning root element. A header typically c
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by boredpudding 10y ago
There is <header> already. What would be the difference between <h> and <header> ?
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by boredpudding 10y ago
Either way, it's a great way to show how developers see new services. There are a lot of things easy for developers that aren't easy for everybody else, but everybody else would pay for an easy way to do it.
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by boredpudding 10y ago
Why hypocrite? It's way better for Facebook to do business in China with censorship, than do no business in China at all. Otherwise other companies will just take that role and do the same Facebook would do.
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by boredpudding 10y ago
This is true. However, they will not let you enter the details on the page itself. In The Netherlands they are launching 'iDIN'. Which is a bit like OAuth 2.0, so it only provides the webshops with the things they need (and a bit
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by boredpudding 10y ago
It's better for the environment than the current fuels. It's the best option we have.
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by boredpudding 10y ago
elementary is indeed not meant to be 'just a desktop environment like gnome / kde'. Installing it that way is not supported. It's a full operating system including default apps, etc. all sorts of things you probably didn
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by boredpudding 10y ago
Most of the phones have likely ran out of battery. Also, there is a big chance that there are phones without victims. Not a good way to find people.
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by boredpudding 10y ago
Which could also be a name Google objects but just hasn't found out about yet. Street View itself has been around since 2007.
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by boredpudding 10y ago
Let's start with: > NEVER PLUG IN - TURBINE CHARGES BATTERIES AUTOMATICALLY WHILE DRIVING On the 'Nikola One' page. Of course this isn't possible.
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by boredpudding 10y ago
I found this: > Bereisa based his analysis on the base Model 3 being offered with a 60 kWh battery, like the Bolt, and on Tesla achieving a cost of ~$190/kWh. He estimates that Tesla’s current battery pack cost (cells, casing, cooli
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by boredpudding 10y ago
A long time the web was like this: In IE6, you do it like this. In IE8, you do it like this. In Firefox, you do it like this. Then jQuery came along. And it was like 'Now you do it like this, and jQuery handles it for all browsers perf
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by boredpudding 10y ago
I mean: If Hungary wants to jail everybody who uses encryption, and everybody uses encryption, it's "more efficient" to make the country itself the jail, because that many Hungarians don't fit inside the jails. It's
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by boredpudding 10y ago
It's actually very easy: If you are in a server, you report it. You don't go digging for more, because once you're in, you can easily do more damage.
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by boredpudding 10y ago
Amazon Web Services is great, and as far as I experienced, their support knows more than average.
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by boredpudding 11y ago
I mean the first. If you want to jail everybody using encryption, you have to jail everybody. So, the best action for that is to close the borders so the Hungarians can't leave. It is a ridiculous solution for a ridiculous plan. > R
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by boredpudding 11y ago
Close borders. Country itself is the jail.

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