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by buster 14y ago
Last time i was installing gitlab after having the nightmare to install and maintain a gitorious installation and was really depressed that it felt like the same nightmare. Pages of pages of copy&paste instructions, followed by half a d
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by buster 14y ago
You're right, i did confuse Google Now and Google+, d'oh! :( I don't get Google Now, though. It's rather slow and i still haven't seen much something that helps me on a day-to-day base. I don't know if other countries see different offers,
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by buster 14y ago
The Google Now app on Android is probably one of the best crafted, smoothest experiences i have seen, no comparison to the crappy facebook app. So, let's hope it will have a similar quality on iOS! :)
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by buster 14y ago
Yay, here too! Github: buster
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by buster 14y ago
Wow, i need this! What would be the requirements for docker? I suppose it wouldn't run on linux 2.6.x? (CentOS 5.x)? Any other requirements?
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by buster 14y ago
Nice, but i think it is too dense with information and more confusing then the current one. There are those two big horizontal menus that confuse me and just moving the mouse over the first page pops up new menus everywhere. I'd suggest: Pu
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by buster 14y ago
Interestingly in my Chrome (27 dev) it looks like this in Linux: http://i.imagebanana.com/img/voz9pem7/Auswahl_048.png
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by buster 14y ago
Not an absurd idea. The problem is the company and money driven structure not the MPEG-LA per se. Replace it with a consortium that has a general interest in innovation and not money.
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by buster 14y ago
It's a shame. As much as i wish this headline would be true, it does only seem to me that Google bent to MPEG-LAs will, a conglomerate of Apple, MS and what not.. From my point of view, the MPEG-LA needs to be shut down, not subsidized with
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by buster 14y ago
Quite honestly i often do not understand the extreme focus HN puts on NoSQL databases, as if it would be the new solution that fits every problem. The point is that SQL solves a lot of problems rather well and every NoSQL database has its o
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by buster 14y ago
What's the reason to use Apache OpenOffice over LibreOffice, again?
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by buster 14y ago
Ah no thanks, i'm sticking with Midnight Commander or plain and simple shell commands.
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by buster 14y ago
Mobile Safari was not in the list offered as targets if i read that right..
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by buster 14y ago
In case you are wondering: It seems to be based on a port of dcraw to javascript using emscripten: https://github.com/fbuchinger/rawson.js
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by buster 14y ago
From my experience the FB app is one of the worst apps on my phone. The messaging notifications are crap, the reloading of my feed is crap (aka doesn't load notifications or in an unpredeictable manner). I have much more complex apps on my
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by buster 14y ago
Yet, he didn't write a scientific paper about what he considered "just playing around". Same as i wouldn't write a paper about writing "hello world" in visual basic. Yet, i could become a world famous programmer, scientist and then write a
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by buster 14y ago
I'd rather let the paper simulate this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuiZTV39Mh0&feature=play... :) edit: Oh well, 2007 was a much better year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qs0LvyuiqjM&feature=play...
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by buster 14y ago
It would certainly be interesting to hear Feynmans opinion of a 2 page "science" paper about drunken heavy metal fans smashing their heads together :P
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by buster 14y ago
To me it looks like it's ridiculing science papers.. 4 students writing 2 and a half pages about "MASHers", with a bunch of youtube links as source material. Yeah, science! The fact that the story is prominently posted by dailymail filed un
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by buster 14y ago
I'm actually far more impressed (or stunned) that there is a paper for "Collective Motion of Moshers at Heavy Metal Concerts". Does this qualify as science?! Edit: Ah well, i always thought a paper would be like a diploma or similar, turns
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by buster 14y ago
I think he is missing the point that Ubuntu Phone apps are running QML based Qt apps that work on SurfaceFlinger, but that's about it. It's not like Evolution will run on Ubuntu Phone unless ported to QML.
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by buster 14y ago
Voting for Ansible or Puppet here. http://ansible.cc/ https://puppetlabs.com/
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by buster 14y ago
Most interesting is the adoption rate at the bottom. Seems like IE users virtually never upgrade, wtf?! At one point IE6 share even grew, how is that!?
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by buster 14y ago
Sure, but as you said: The internet is not only TCP/IP. I'd expect that in a link titled "How does the Internet work?". The link doesn't come close to how the internet _really_ works, in my opinion. The link merely shows how my LAN works.
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by buster 14y ago
Not sure if this is really appropriate, it's only showing a very small part of "Internet" namely TCP/IP and a little bit of routing. Once you delve into the more low-level stuff (BGP, routing, AS, peerings, RIPE and all that kind of stuff)
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by buster 14y ago
It's a shame, actually i like C++11 and the new features but seeing the lambda is instantly pushing me away again: auto func = [] (std::complex <double> z, std::complex<double> c) -> std::complex<double> {return
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by buster 14y ago
Which ones? I'd say DNS is probably the most important parts. I also don't believe that core routing equipment is running in the JVM. Apparently you are talking about the "Web", i was talking about the internet or networks in general.. I'm
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by buster 14y ago
Probably because of memory usage and garbage collection and the fact that java needs to be installed on most systems whereas C++ needs no dependencies and python comes preinstalled on the usual linux server (probably not python3 but i assum
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by buster 14y ago
What stupid comparison is this? Of course there will be more lines of code in C++, but i bet you that 10 lines of python do more then 10 lines of C++. As another comment puts it: How much more C++ would there be without python?
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by buster 14y ago
Wow.. now i'm wondering how quickly (if ever) i can adopt to using ctrl+alt instead of that awkward (and hated) AltGr. You never stop learning...

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