bronson

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   by bronson 10y ago

   Gnome's Night Light works great with Wayland. (This doesn't help on Unity/Mir of course... just an option)
2. 542.▲
   by bronson 10y ago

   You want Ubuntu to pick the best laptop for Australia and Iceland? Or, are you saying they should conduct a global survey, researching the models available in each country and their import tariffs?
3. 543.▲
   by bronson 10y ago

   Finishing Mir is also a multi-year effort. So, where would the programmer-hours best be spent?
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   by bronson 10y ago

   Presumably the different editor is less pleasant to use.
5. 545.▲
   by bronson 10y ago

   Presumably this falls afoul of the "without hacking" requirement.
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   by bronson 10y ago

   They're pivoting to Pop-Up Video?
7. 547.▲
   by bronson 10y ago

   Honest question: why not start with those that had data moving over a vulnerable server? Are you confident that Tavis was the first to discover it?
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   by bronson 10y ago

   I made it to > I have a buffer, that I want to mutate using pointers Turns out you were right.
9. 549.▲
   by bronson 10y ago

   Apparently you're also a pedant who wants to be right.
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    by bronson 10y ago

    Section 16600: http://www.tradesecretsnoncompetelaw.com/2014/05/articles/no... (just read the 2nd paragraph. the rest of the article makes the rather obvious point that, if you solicit based on confidential
11. 551.▲
    by bronson 10y ago

    Except, if you don't look, the table knows you aren't considering bluffing. It's still a tell.
12. 552.▲
    by bronson 10y ago

    > when you're simply introducing breaking changes (but doesn't qualify as a "significant" release). I can't picture this. Breaking changes are always significant, aren't they? Got an example?
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    by bronson 10y ago

    It's been almost ready for primetime for over a decade now.
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    by bronson 10y ago

    That actually makes some sense. That number is supposed to indicate the maximum someone would pay for the property. If you're in contract, especially after competitive bidding, then we know that number: it's in your contract! Th
15. 555.▲
    by bronson 10y ago

    Except the differences start showing up long before school age.
16. 556.▲
    by bronson 10y ago

    Very true. And the Army Corps of Engineers might decide to build some levees and pumping stations, delaying the reckoning indefinitely.
17. 557.▲
    by bronson 10y ago

    and beyond!
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    by bronson 10y ago

    Switched from maintaining my own server to mail-in-a-box a year ago. Being able to collaborate with others saves a lot of admin time.
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    by bronson 10y ago

    I can't upvote this enough. If you're worried about disease, you do not want to see where your meat comes from. There's no way lab meat could ever come close to this scale of filth. (not talking about $50/lb locally sl
20. 560.▲
    by bronson 10y ago

    > That takes like an extra 4 or 5 minutes plus money. An EXTRA five minutes? That also sounds very unlikely. Maybe time yourself with a stopwatch next time? I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.
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    by bronson 10y ago

    Impressive to see so many contributions from the unpaid rabble. vjeux's PRs are mentioned twice in that blog post. Even if GitHub gets bored, hopefully Atom has the momentum to keep going.
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    by bronson 10y ago

    Until it's in core, are you using one of the macro plugins?
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    by bronson 10y ago

    Neither Corbet or Cook could ever be considered grsecurity shills. Honest question: did you read the article?
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    by bronson 10y ago

    I'd guess approximately 0.0% of businesses care about a self-selected Linux survey. (and I should update my profile too)
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    by bronson 10y ago

    Can't wait to see those lines cross!
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    by bronson 10y ago

    agreed and upvoted.
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    by bronson 10y ago

    All your points apply to rail as well, yet rail works fine. (what rail lacks in speed it makes up in tonnage) Yes, the Madrid 2004 bombing happened, but events like that have been very rare. Do you think they'd be more frequent agains
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    by bronson 10y ago

    That margin of error is across the whole country. Vote checking would run over a much smaller area.
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    by bronson 10y ago

    Is your smoking and drinking so excessive that it's putting your life (and only yours) at risk? If so, then yes, it might make sense for me to intervene. (just to be clear, we're talking about the OP's statement here, not sug
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    by bronson 10y ago

    Am I sharing the cost of your health care?