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caio1982
11y ago
Colin's comment touched a few different topics but in the end he talked about the effort of converting existing Debian packages to Snaps, and even mentioned Alien, which is an old converter of packages formats. This deb2snap is still W
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caio1982
11y ago
https://launchpad.net/deb2snap
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Inside Automattic's Remote Hiring Process
(davemart.in)
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11y ago
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BioLite Outdoor and Off-Grid Energy
(biolitestove.com)
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caio1982
12y ago
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caio1982
12y ago
I'd say most humans beings would rather not work with assholes if they were given the opportunity to work with decent people instead. Just a hunch. So my advice is pretty stupid but honest: don't accept to work with assholes, peri
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caio1982
12y ago
I wish I could play this playlist on YouTube though, as my TV won't let me load this site :-( Congrats for this, it's superb and really well done. Loved all the videos I watched!
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caio1982
12y ago
To see in realtime the figures increasing like that in the page is sort of scaring.
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Latin Lives
(thenation.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
With 20 dollars a day you're good in most parts of Thailand, including a clean decent bed to sleep on and two meals a day. I never paid for fast internet there anyway, it was always free and included in the bungalows prices.
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caio1982
12y ago
Oh, +1 for merging these cases indeed. Thanks for the info :-)
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caio1982
12y ago
Dang, is there any design reason for not listing only a single news for submissions with both http:// and https:// in the URL? I basically posted that again because IMHO the original post didn't get attention th
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caio1982
12y ago
It is a pity this didn't get much traction when it was posted! I was loosing some hair trying to deploy OpenGrok and I think I am going to give Hound a try instead.
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caio1982
12y ago
That must have been very remote because I have been to some remote islands in Thailand and they all had fantastic internet speeds. In one of them (Koh Lanta) I remember downloading a 1080p movie in about 10 minutes. On wifi, inside a hut. M
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Holy Shit, I Interviewed the President
(medium.com)
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12y ago
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The Leaning Buildings of Santos, Brazil
(amusingplanet.com)
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12y ago
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Estimating Google+ User Activity
(ello.co)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Are you implying consumers should not have their voices somehow heard (no matter how stupid their requests are) by private companies? I think your comment underestimate the power of consumers and customers of products -- and ultimately of b
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First dramatic pictures of failed Falcon 9 landing
(theverge.com)
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12y ago
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New, more powerful Google Translate app
(googletranslate.blogspot.com)
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12y ago
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Builder (“an IDE of our Gnome”) has reached its funding goal
(indiegogo.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I know this is anecdotal but yeah, I have been eating pressure-cooked beans for 30 years now and I don't even recall the last time I had gases because of beans. I don't even get why people have problems with beans in the first pla
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12y ago
Seems that indeed we are the biggest polluter of methane in the world, unless I am getting this wrong: http://www.helgilibrary.com/indicators/index/bean-consumptio...
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12y ago
I also read "amateur" all over the article. In Brazil people have been cooking beans for centuries and honestly I cannot even understand his doubts or questions. In the past we used to soak beans overnight just because otherwise t
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Earth Observatory, where every day is Earth day
(earthobservatory.nasa.gov)
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Makerbot announces new filaments that mimic limestone, metal, and wood
(theverge.com)
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Builder, an IDE of our Gnome
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Builder, a new IDE for Gnome
(wiki.gnome.org)
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Quake running on an oscilloscope is the ultimate demake
(theverge.com)
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caio1982
12y ago
Indeed, thanks!
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caio1982
12y ago
It's the same in Brazil, and it's a big place to use relative directions but we prefer it that way too :-)
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