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721.
by callesgg 12y ago
I agree with you :) I built an app that gives nice "errors" the main problem users just don't read stuff. Example: The user tries to import a excel file with products, The program gives the error message: The product "12
722.
by callesgg 12y ago
sounds awfully boring.
723.
by callesgg 12y ago
Based on openvpn? or what technology are they using?
724.
by callesgg 12y ago
Not available in the Swedish "Google Store".
725.
by callesgg 12y ago
Well this dude's email setup seams insane on so many levels to me.
726.
by callesgg 12y ago
Cool idea, very expensive.
727.
by callesgg 12y ago
git over ssh should be as safe as ssh, right? Does it somehow go outside the ssh tunnel?
728.
by callesgg 12y ago
I have no memory of the basic concept of coding being hard to learn. I do remember thinking it was cool that I could make stuff happen by itself.
729.
by callesgg 12y ago
Nobody knows why? I was under the impression that any observation deteriates a quantum state to a normal state. A observation in this case is basicly anything that interacts with our world.
730.
by callesgg 12y ago
Had something that worked like this a few years ago, it had the problem that it forced the blue-tooth to suck the battery clean very quickly. It seamed like a use-full thing, but when i used it it was actually more of a annoyance than i hel
731.
by callesgg 12y ago
I have always had the image that debugging is like this thing that one has to do when one has fucked up. But thinking of it after reading the last part of the article i realized that i actually find that debugging is quite fun, i have never
732.
by callesgg 12y ago
It ran out of hydraulic fluid and could not control itself properly. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/553963793056030721
733.
by callesgg 12y ago
The handling of errors in go is weird if one only returns or breaks on errors. But it works fine if one does something on error, in almost every error check in my go code I have a log.Println with a human readable text like "could not
734.
by callesgg 12y ago
The color choice of that page is insane. My eyes literally hurt after reading the article.
735.
by callesgg 12y ago
Well encrypting the data is not really needed. Singing the data is.
736.
by callesgg 12y ago
Nice that one does not have to deal manually with that on each boot :) The stuff that just happens to get stuff working is amazing.
737.
by callesgg 12y ago
That generics would allow for better Type-safety is only true if one compares it to using empty interfaces (or some other type less thing). But it would actually lead to less accurate Type-safety than if one had a different sort method for
738.
by callesgg 12y ago
Thought that GNU/Linux was to be used when one was talking about a full distro and just Linux is the "correct" way of referring to the actual kernel.
739.
by callesgg 12y ago
Have not seen anyhing recently, just one of's at various places.
740.
by callesgg 12y ago
The architecture probably was(kind of), but my guess is that their main technician was not.
741.
by callesgg 12y ago
500k sounds insane I have seen flight worthy helicopters for 300k. Seams more like they do it cause they like it.
742.
by callesgg 12y ago
How can sort be considered generic. Every type must be sorted by different stuff, the compiler can't possibly know what that stuff is. I see what the author is coming from but generics would break what makes go great. There has been ti
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31C3 video presentations (Add .torrent to file names to get torrent file)(cdn.media.ccc.de)
4 points by callesgg 12y ago|0 comments
744.
by callesgg 12y ago
One thing i know from my own Digital Piano is how important the force and speed of the key strokes is. Something that the article did not mention accounting for.
745.
by callesgg 12y ago
I got that there was an OS underneath but i don't see how that matters. As you could do the same in unix if you had a shell/api that hooked in at the right place.
746.
by callesgg 12y ago
Title is a bit misleading this seams mainly like a form of shell, comparing it to Torvals linux kernel or unix seams wierd. As a shell however i feel it is a interesting change of perspective.
747.
by callesgg 12y ago
As long as you have a decently paying secure job and don't have a history of not paying and being unreliable no, it is quite easy.
748.
by callesgg 12y ago
There is a shortage of apartments up for rent, but not if you want to buy. This is due to the fact that the Swedish home rental market is controlled by laws and regulation. To get an apartment in Stockholm get a loan buy the apartment pay y
749.
by callesgg 12y ago
300 bytes per second. And you pay per minute of conection time rather than data amount. In my mind The iridium network is cool, but a bit to outdated for anything other than phone conversations and stuff like remote sensors like Weather buo
750.
by callesgg 12y ago
It could be cause they did not train him properly, or other factors out of his control. Who knows....

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