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by buster 12y ago
The nerdy tinfoilhat who can't even be bothered to setup his browser to use https when possible..
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by buster 12y ago
Wow.. that is impressive... Obviously running libreoffice as is on the nexus 4 is not really usable, but overall.. wow!
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by buster 12y ago
Didn't know about fio, thanks!
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by buster 12y ago
(me: Working in the Messaging Business for ISPs) Not sure how it would ever be technically possible for a networked filesystem to get even near directly attached storage. But, for sure, the typical carrier grade EMC or Netapp is MUCH slower
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by buster 12y ago
There is no competitor, it's an initiative from the state cuba. It's also not like it is heavily advertised. It just was basically the only option until now. I frequently use airbnb, so i know that it's great. Just saying tha
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by buster 12y ago
Funny thing is that Cuba already has its own "airbnb" called "casa particulares", it's definitely a great way to travel! :)
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by buster 12y ago
Why not just linking to the google groups post or the release notes?
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by buster 12y ago
I use keepass in Linux, Windows and Android and i think there is an iOS version as well.
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by buster 12y ago
Especially since an open source client, can be fixed on the client side. No reason to include nasty hacks for buggy clients.
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by buster 12y ago
Not sure where the Singapore bashing comes from on HN. It doesn't sound like most people have been there, yet still comment on how strict it is.. And the bubble gum thing.. geez.. Actually, i never felt safer in any city i have been.
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by buster 12y ago
Now if it wouldn't be THAT ugly.. It even looks cheap on the movie :( I guess i'll stick to a real watch.
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by buster 12y ago
I used dwb for months now, and only today switched to Vimium (Chromium addon) after finding alternatives like qutebrowser, uzbl, conkeror lacking. If dwb would still be maintained and wouldn't crash on bitbucket.org on me i'd stil
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by buster 12y ago
I can see how he can be amazed by simple stuff, like typos etc. The moroning example would be catched by python tools like pyflake, or compilers in case of C or rust or whatever... Still he reserves several slides for something i consider m
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by buster 12y ago
http://doc.rust-lang.org/std/sync/struct.Arc.html
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by buster 12y ago
What i never see is how much servers/hardware/resources they are spending. It's _always_ like "we process a quadrillion messages per second" but it never mentions that you'll need a quadrillion expensive server
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by buster 12y ago
Disk space may be cheap but limited. It just makes no sense whatsoever to just put a lot of files on my disk i will NEVER care about. NEVER. And if i need them, i will install them. Usually i only want a freaking binary to run.
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Ubuntu Phone – BQ Aquaris E4.5(ubuntu.com)
4 points by buster 12y ago|0 comments
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by buster 12y ago
There is no checksumming if the file doesnt exist..
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by buster 12y ago
In my experience the batteries included is one of the best features of python. The standard library is fine for simple and small scripts, especially in restricted environments without pip or sudo rights. They are a lot of awesome python lib
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by buster 12y ago
So.. you want that change AFTER going stable or to not happen at all?
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by buster 12y ago
To be fair, it's not possible to tell cargo to do that (yet) (refering to https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/issues/60 )
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by buster 12y ago
Hi shykes, Well, first of all, thanks for Docker, it is a great product, love using it! My only criticism is: I find it scary and kind of shortsighted that docker (and even more so rocket) seem to neglect basic networking features. From wha
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by buster 12y ago
You should give sphinx + latex a try. I have my own cookiecutter template for docs and it's never been easier and fast to write some good looking documents.
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by buster 12y ago
I frequently write documentation with sphinx, over 30 pages long. rST is a blessing for me. Markdown doesn't even get near. It's fine for some 20 line README on github but that's about it.
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by buster 12y ago
This article is great. I really never understood the preference of Markdown over rST. Also, little do people know that github supports rst https://github.com/github/markup But looks like Creole as well, which i didn&#x
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by buster 12y ago
It's just MUCH more memroy efficient to run containers and also VMs typically have worse I/O throughput. CPU scores are fine though. As an example i am running around 20 containerized servers on my Laptop in a 4GB VM which would t
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by buster 12y ago
Obiously, the letter mentions that she had "not yet" a degree. So, i think it's likely she dropped out or sort of paused her studies, whatever...
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Cargo, Rust's Package Manager(doc.crates.io)
2 points by buster 12y ago|0 comments
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by buster 12y ago
After reading a bit through it and i am wondering what the limitations are. I am a bit "scared" that deis talks about heroku so much and about HTTP. From the documentation it seems that the containers can ONLY use one port and tha
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by buster 12y ago
I love Gnome and use it daily but obviously it's not a desktop environment and doesn't copy Gnome. I don't think real words like gnome (or windows) should be trademarks and surely not when two companies do two completely diff

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