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by buster 11y ago
Already done. It's funny how the press is only talking about VW but meanwhile there are first tests showing that many other manufacturers do/did the same. http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/oct&#
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by buster 11y ago
He said "probably better served"..
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by buster 11y ago
Bonus points for that gif: http://ipfs.pics/QmYqA8GiZ4MCeyJkERReLwGRnjSdQBx5SzjvMgiNwQZ...
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by buster 11y ago
Pretty sure RedHat is aware of immutable infrastructure: http://www.projectatomic.io/
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by buster 11y ago
The first video about a new generation of apple mice is showcasing a simple right click as Joe User has known it for what.. 20 years? 40? I acknowledge this masterpiece and say kudos to Apple for pulling that off. Sure, the mouse has other
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by buster 11y ago
Scroll down to the mouse gestures and the first thing you see is someone slowly demonstrating the unbelievable feature of a right click on a mouse. With the index finger. Awesome. Edit: There it is: https://www.apple.com/med
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by buster 11y ago
As if there would be a difference in motivation between evil corp#1, evil corp#2 and evil corp#3. You can substitute those names with apple, google, microsoft, facebook, amazon, whatever you like. If you think for one minute that Apple is o
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by buster 11y ago
Somehow i am wondering if the 1900 spike is just a flaw in the data model. Does he explain why so many items are labeled as 1900? Could it be that for items with an unknown date in the large collection the data field only contains "&#x
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by buster 11y ago
Which tells me that you never worked on a platform with multiple servers and complex network and storage situation. Atleast not for a few years when your infrastructure bitrots away and you're fighting to keep it all together most of t
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by buster 11y ago
Oh.. i did not know that. So blablacar is like germanys biggest and only player then..
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by buster 11y ago
German here. There are TV ads, but i have no idea what Blablacar really is and know noone who uses it. If it's carsharing, then there are plenty other players in the german market fighting for market share (basically every major car ma
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by buster 11y ago
Is there a list of features in 1.4?
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by buster 11y ago
I have an iPad and i really only use it as my portable spotify pad and streaming station for music for my receiver. edit: i very much prefer my kindle to read books, and for everthing else i still use a laptop or a smartphone..
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by buster 11y ago
Just wondering.. i never heard of this (I'm german) but i have seen a documentary about Japan, where employees (in this case salesmen) gathered in the morning, did some kind of sports and some motivational speech and things like that.
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by buster 11y ago
And now for Android please! Always looking for a good japanese learnign app.
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by buster 11y ago
I don't know artsy.net, it's probably image heavy. But an average webpage size of over 1.5MB is not acceptable onmobile, imo: http://www.websiteoptimization.com/speed/tweak/average-web-p... Also: http:&
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by buster 11y ago
Exactly my thoughts. Only one JS framework of that size. You'll probably include a few more JS (analytics and what not)... no wonder my "unlimited but limited" mobile plan is hitting the limit every month.
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by buster 11y ago
I'd suggest reading this article which is full of historical and technical detail and i enjoyed it very much: http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/60544/why-do-... (The article doesn't touch Vu
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by buster 11y ago
Just wanted to say, i manage my dotfiles with GNU Stow ( https://www.gnu.org/software/stow/ ) and a private git repository. Works great!
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by buster 11y ago
Why is Comic Sans missing?
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by buster 11y ago
Atleast there is Joylent..
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Sparc removal(lists.debian.org)
64 points by buster 11y ago|40 comments
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by buster 11y ago
I don't understand either. I think every microwave oven i've seen has settings like "high, low" or "600W, 750W".. Like: http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B0076ZQQ14?keywords=mikrowel...
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by buster 11y ago
What a nice and clear description! You should teach that stuff :)
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by buster 11y ago
That would only be true if those vulnerabilties occured because someone found a bug in the source code. Given the horrible mess the openssl code is said to be, i'd argue that most vulnerabilties were found without source.
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by buster 11y ago
I think although a lot of people used OpenSSL only few looked into its source code. Those who did might have been horrified but since there was no real alternative continued using it. Only after massive security vulnerabilties and a lot of
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by buster 11y ago
As you can see many of the other major contributors to ffmpeg are also contributors to libav. This is explained that ffmpeg merges back a lot of libav but not so much in the other direction. In other words, if this is true and all major con
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6 Global Alternative Cities to Silicon Valley to Start Your Company(entrepreneur.com)
2 points by buster 11y ago|0 comments
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by buster 11y ago
I'm not an expert (but, so most people are no experts in this area), but i have a feeling that ZFS needs huge amounts of memory (compared to ext). It does nifty stuff, for sure. But do i need all of that? Hardly. For example, i am wond
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by buster 11y ago
Actually, XFS is now default on RHEL and Suse :) But honestly, over the last years i have a strong feeling for the old, fast, stable (and most importantly simple!) filesystems like ext* or xfs. Just yesterday i had btrfs telling me that my

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