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by carlesfe 11y ago
Even better if you pipe it to a markdown renderer: function tldr() { curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tldr-pages/tldr/master/pages/common/"$1.md" | mad -; } You can downloa
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by carlesfe 11y ago
Nice idea, I love it! If you want a similar solution, but self-hosted, here's another commandline blogging system contained in a single bash script: https://github.com/cfenollosa/bashblog
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by carlesfe 11y ago
Yes, the exclamation marks were more in the line of "WTF". However I need to give credit to them for trying a ... creative... solution
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by carlesfe 11y ago
This story is so interesting! - Lawyers screwing up the Coca-Cola founder on bottling - Founder strikes back by advertising low bottled prices - Price stable for 30 years - They then try to raise price to 6c - Company discovers that 1-coin
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by carlesfe 11y ago
It's probably the most UNIX-like major Linux distro
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by carlesfe 11y ago
I'm from Spain and I've traveled Europe a bit. Kids here go to school alone since they are 6-8 years old, they take the bus/metro, they do errands alone. That's the norm. It also happens in North Africa and Middle East.
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by carlesfe 11y ago
Thanks! I've always wanted to write a NES game and I guess it's easier to begin once you have some code written. This is a nice first step for beginners.
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by carlesfe 11y ago
I didn't quite get the idea: > "This consists of a tunnel that transfers the magnetic field from one point to the other while keeping it undetectable – invisible – all the way". I guess that means generating a magnetic fie
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by carlesfe 11y ago
Very nice! I've been following these tutorials in the hope of building my own cell phone sometime soon. If you want a more step-by-step tutorial, Ben Heck's youtube channel is a very good source. He specifically has a DIY cellphon
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by carlesfe 11y ago
What infuriates me the most is that is such a blind, selfish, first world argument. It assumes freedom of speech is granted, ubiquitous, and irreversible, so those who want extra protection must be criminals. In some countries you can be ki
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by carlesfe 11y ago
Lastest discussion was from 2 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6603230
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Aether – create community moderated, distributed, and anonymous forums(getaether.net)
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References for “The Future of Programming” (2013)(worrydream.com)
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by carlesfe 11y ago
I think it's very relevant to mention "The Future of Programming", a recent talk roleplayed as if it were 1973, with a lot of excitement over the recent developments in computer science, and discussing how the next 40 years w
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by carlesfe 11y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I might end up doing that, since I can't compile some of the biggest ports (php-5.6 right now). This seems to be a common newbie problem. Expert users change the default partitioning on install, knowing they
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by carlesfe 11y ago
I started a discussion on the mailing lists trying to suggest a default /usr size to 5GB, maybe you can contribute :)
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by carlesfe 11y ago
But one does get used so quickly to the nice things... :) That's the main reason that put me off Slackware and Gentoo. Package managers are a great improvement. Think about it: we also spent a lot of time configuring drivers, and I thi
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by carlesfe 11y ago
Yeah, it was quite sad to read on HN how non-EU users complain about getting the same notification which has no legal (nor technical) effect on their computers. That's the price of having completely tech ignorant legislators, I guess.
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by carlesfe 11y ago
Hi, OP here. This is actually the second revision of the text; I got some awesome feedback from other OpenBSD users and tried to improve it. I’ll be happy to hear your opinion and fix any errors that may still be on the text. This is my fir
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by carlesfe 11y ago
We wish. Us European webmasters REALLY wish. It is unlikely, however, since it is a EU directive and is now law in most European countries. Here's my take on why it is totally idiotic and ignorant of the underlying problem: http:&#x2F
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by carlesfe 11y ago
How interesting! Just look at the estimated size of the complete megaprocessor. It wouldn't fit in any room at a regular home! It's a really cool exercise, however, I imagine that James must spend about 99% of the time soldering,
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by carlesfe 11y ago
https://developer.apple.com/news-publisher/
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by carlesfe 11y ago
Apple: "We will allow ad blockers for Safari in iOS9. By the way, here's our new News app, which serves unblockable iAds"
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by carlesfe 11y ago
Besides the obvious "why care about security when Facebook has your data", this is a very positive move. One thing is giving your data to companies and another one is living on a country where there is not free speech, your belief
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by carlesfe 11y ago
Well yes, that is exactly what that is. However, you made it sound as if it were wrong for such a thing to exist. Without the proper context, how do we know that that wasn't exactly what the author intended to do? Furthermore, in the l
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by carlesfe 11y ago
Thanks for noticing, I'm deleting it now.
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by carlesfe 11y ago
Do you compute the GSM triangulation yourselves or do the carriers perform it? I'm curious, I thought that was a carrier-only feature, and only for "security" purposes
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by carlesfe 11y ago
I love this variant, though I'd give it a turn more until the next line drops. Currently it gets messy too early in the game.
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Show HN: A simple Safari extension to filter tweets(github.com)
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by carlesfe 12y ago
It made me smile :) In case you missed part of the joke: you need to turn your speakers on

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