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by buster 12y ago
Thank you so much for that extensive text! I've just recently learned Hiragana on my own (using two Android Apps and pen&paper writing) and learning by reading a german japanese learning book. Since i self study in my free time i s
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by buster 12y ago
How did you learn japanese? Any tips or recommendations?
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A tiling window manager in Rust, inspired by xmonad(reddit.com)
2 points by buster 12y ago|0 comments
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by buster 12y ago
I'm using jessie on my laptop and i am wondering what to do for the release switch. Should i change to "testing" now or stay on jessie, which becomes stable, and switch to the next testing later?
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by buster 12y ago
No noise whatsoever, even when gaming. My previous Sony had serious noise problems but now it's just silent. I have that one: http://configure.us.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?oc=cai157... (i exchanged the HDD wi
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by buster 12y ago
I got a solid Dell, full aluminium, 16GB memory, 1TB SSD, FullHD laptop and all is fine. I never liked Dell laptop because i had some unpleasant experiences years ago with a cheaper model but this one feels great. I used to buy Sony but ove
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by buster 12y ago
Nice, but why not a cookiecutter template? https://github.com/audreyr/cookiecutter It looks tedious to clone some other project and manually replace strings.
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by buster 12y ago
Now, i don't even know what SSLLabs is. What can i do with it?
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by buster 12y ago
http://elixir-lang.org/
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Floating Point Benchmark: Rust Language Added(fourmilab.ch)
7 points by buster 12y ago|4 comments
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by buster 12y ago
I've installed systemd on Debian testing months ago and have not had a single problem. https://wiki.debian.org/systemd has some hints. I think it's likely when Jessie is released you'll most likely find that
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by buster 12y ago
Does the official package not work for you? https://packages.debian.org/jessie/docker.io Even the docker page tells you to use the docker package for Jessie: https://docs.docker.com/installation/de
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by buster 12y ago
This sentence (if it's not obvious) is a hint to invest energies into making debian work fine without systemd instead of countless whining and crying but in the end doing nothing. There may be some people opposed to systemd, but there
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by buster 12y ago
Or just shut up and put your efforts into maintaining https://packages.debian.org/jessie/systemd-shim Also, critique starts with "We like controlling the startup of the system with shell scripts that are readable&
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by buster 12y ago
Sorry, but all your reasons are no bugs or technical problems. Frankly, it seems to me that this is your inability to accept change. Yes, sometimes we need to embrace new things and learn new things. That doesn't mean they are bad. And
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by buster 12y ago
Not again... I think this was already decided.. Can we just move on? I've switched to systemd on my laptop months ago and had not a single problem. Boot times are noticably faster. Does Linux have to stay at software from the sixties f
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by buster 12y ago
Relevant Reddit discussion (since the rust subreddit seems to be the most active place of rustaceans): http://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/2jgck9/on_error_handli...
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by buster 12y ago
Not in public, but ocasionally it's nice to have at least decent sound out of the phone.
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by buster 12y ago
Rumours are HTC One will get an upgrade in the next 90 days: http://www.phonearena.com/news/When-is-my-phone-getting-the-... Wondering if my HTC One Google Edition will get the update sooner..
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by buster 12y ago
Unfortunately no screenshots and i don't like the default key bindings. I have been using dwb ( http://portix.bitbucket.org/dwb/ ) for a while now and it's great! (Apart from some glitches on a few websites)
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by buster 12y ago
Or, simply: If i have language X and language Y and the most straigforward and easy-to-read version of my program is 100x faster in language X and given that both languages have the same featureset, i'll chose language X and not langua
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by buster 12y ago
Well, Notch (and the other 2 founders) are leaving Mojang. I have no idea whatsoever why MS paid that amount of money. I congratulate Notch, though. Shall he have much fun with his share!
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by buster 12y ago
Yes, but i think this "i want the latest update" argument is much exagerated on HN, but not so much important for Joe User. My gf just bought a cheap android phone and i told her that it won't receive any updates but she did
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by buster 12y ago
Seriously, i think many people don't care about the Android version they are running and won't care to check for updates even if they are available.
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by buster 12y ago
If you want more details, less cruft, you probably like to read the Manual: http://doc.rust-lang.org/rust.html The Guide is fine as a tutorial and where does it not teach the basics? So your impression is definitely not min
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by buster 12y ago
Are you sure it's not Java you mean? Everytimg i see a slow desktop app it's Java. What python apps do you mean? Sublime Text starts and runs very fast for me, for example. No complaints here and no difference to some other light
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by buster 12y ago
Also a good read is Ciceros Cato Maior de Senectute: http://www.bartleby.com/9/2/1.html A philosophical story about aging and death
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by buster 12y ago
This. Running Debian with the infinality patches and it's a big difference. It's easy to build as well.
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by buster 12y ago
IMAP and SMTP are not new, that's the point.
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A 45-minute Intro to Rust(matej-lach.me)
1 points by buster 12y ago|0 comments

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