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by calgoo 11y ago
For my LG G2 phone the Cell Data is the worst offender (unless I start watching videos or playing games). I was on vacation out of the country over Christmas and left the data roaming off. The phone went from ~ 1 day to ~4 days with wifi on
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by calgoo 11y ago
"At some point Perl 5.22 or one of its successors will make it into Red Hat Enterprise Linux. And at that point we have a problem." This made me laugh this morning, version 5.22 will probably be included in the 8.0 release? So we
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by calgoo 11y ago
I agree, however vaping has been "presented" as a safer alternative to smoking. So if some companies are adding chemicals that are known to be this bad, that needs to be presented, and the BS text on the packaging does nothing. I&
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by calgoo 11y ago
https://www.mailboxapp.com/faq/ Will Mailbox be open-sourced? Unfortunately not. We gave a lot of thought to open-sourcing the underlying system, but this is ultimately not something we will support.
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by calgoo 11y ago
I wish they could open source Mailbox at least... That way it might survive. [1] "Will Mailbox be open-sourced? Unfortunately not. We gave a lot of thought to open-sourcing the underlying system, but this is ultimately not something we
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by calgoo 11y ago
Hi, just a FYI, found a typo on the mainpage... You can select <<form>> a list of running servers under your account.
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by calgoo 11y ago
I hope its not as stupid as that "You would not steal a car" one... I would steal a car if i could copy my friends BMW with the press of a button without having any material costs. :)
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by calgoo 11y ago
One of the things i love about Erlang apart from the Concurrency model is their pattern matching ability. When you are parsing a lot of "structured" data, matching the data-structure and having it parsed into variables at the same
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by calgoo 11y ago
You can strip it from the code, its not too hard. The issue is with the release cycle, an having to modify the code each time. I wish they would just make a build without the crapware bundled. edit: to -> too
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by calgoo 11y ago
There is also this thing of legacy code... What if 3, 5, 10 years from now when you have moved on to your next super project, but someone has based system XYZ on your code. If they need to write a driver or similar, I'm sure they would
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by calgoo 11y ago
You can still develop the tech without those experts. However, if you ever want to apply it to humans, you got to follow the rules.
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by calgoo 11y ago
Is that similar to the Google stocks with class A and C?
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by calgoo 11y ago
I believe there are anti-terrorist laws that where passed here in Europe that forces you to register the burner phones with the provider. At least here in Spain...
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by calgoo 11y ago
What happened was that the police was using some publicly available data to cross reference with cold cases. Then when they found a familiar match, the produced a warrant to get the identity of the family member that was registered. The mai
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by calgoo 11y ago
So more like a token?
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by calgoo 11y ago
I had this stray thought the other day, that dark matter is really the rest of civilizations shielding and hiding themselves from us and other unevolved civilizations. That's why we cant find life in the galaxy, and once its unblocked
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by calgoo 11y ago
Hmm would be fun to add something like Lisp or Erlang on top of that and have the OS boot to the REPL :) Edit: There is a Erlang project already: http://erlangonxen.org/ Edit2: wrong link...
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by calgoo 11y ago
From his other project metioned by baruch: "Requiring each program to include drivers for every possible hardware device would be madness, and slow madness since device emulation is tricky and expensive. These programs are never going
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by calgoo 11y ago
Yea, I just got one for managing plastic fabrication machines in some factory in the UK. When looking at why I got the offer, its because I had the words "Tooling Engineer" (title at current job) in my LinkedIn profile.
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by calgoo 11y ago
I don't trust the article, but I have at least read different sources on the information, including some of the Russian ones. And while I cant say 100% what is true or not, I generally distrust news when they are changing their stance
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by calgoo 11y ago
What I mean with the 50+ is people who are not technologically aware and/or are very set in their ways. I find it a lot harder to change the mindset, or at least talking about it with older generations then the younger ones. From my po
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by calgoo 11y ago
What I don't understand is how so many people can still watch TV news and believe what they say. Every news show I have seen in the last 10 years or more is complete BS and exists in a reality bubble where bad things happen but everyth
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by calgoo 11y ago
Sounds like applying a license similar to the GPL instead of copyright would solve this problem?
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by calgoo 11y ago
"Soldering gun and that port is a toast." Even better, make it so that if that port is used, it fries the internal memory :)
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by calgoo 11y ago
If you want to try a SDR client on OSX I would recommend CubicSDR as it works very well (especially since the last update in August).
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by calgoo 11y ago
Yup happened to one company i worked for. We moved from a couple of public blocks to the DoD 11.* range internally. Then one day we could not access some Oracle hosted services as they where using the range.
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by calgoo 11y ago
One of the companies I worked for migrated from a public IP range to using the DoD 11.* address range for their internal network. That was always a fun subject when talking with the network guys.
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by calgoo 11y ago
"It’s an OK commodity but it’s the equivalent of selling real estate on the moon. There’s no inherent value. I applaud the ability of speculators to make money from selling it to other people, but I don’t think even calling it a commod
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by calgoo 11y ago
Get all the other coders to agree and license all the code etc as BSD and let anyone use it. Even better, start a parallel business with the software and charge 10% of what the other asshole would charge. Destroy him and his "partner&q
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by calgoo 11y ago
I heard that they have the philosophy of "you build it, you own it", meaning that anything you build, you are also responsible for running. So if you don't want a call at 3am, make sure your code works correctly.

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