carwyn

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by carwyn 8y ago
It's been perfectly possible to do real work on a Chromebook using web IDEs, Crouton or tools like Termux for some time now. Similarly, Linux on laptops has been perfectly viable for many many years. I ditched my MacOS experiment aroun
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by carwyn 8y ago
For certain types of organisations, especially those with dealing with more in-house projects Phabricator is really worth a look: https://www.phacility.com/phabricator/
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by carwyn 8y ago
Surely the most effective way of improving shipping efficiency is to stop shipping as much? The principal of locality can be applied to far more than memory architectures.
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by carwyn 9y ago
Surely W3C and WHATWG would periodically branch and freeze a version of living standard? Possibly defining some elements as optional or extensions much like OpenGL or Vulkan? It seems crazy that they proposal introduced changes to what was
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by carwyn 9y ago
Create your own. That's what we did with http://northwales.tech/
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by carwyn 9y ago
The biggest issue has been the half-broken hybrid nature of the redesign. It's still not finished with significant inconsistencies between desktop and the mobile app. For a paid for service the state it's been in is disappointing.
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by carwyn 9y ago
They would be better off auto-blending articles at the other end of users' opinion spectrum into their news feeds (or comment threads) to try and burst the echo chambers. "Here are some articles at the polar opposite to your norms
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by carwyn 9y ago
They are still sticking to this line: "This is not a bug or a flaw in Intel products. These new exploits leverage data about the proper operation of processing techniques common to modern computing platforms, potentially compromising s
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by carwyn 9y ago
There's also this paperless https://github.com/danielquinn/paperless
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by carwyn 9y ago
It's also in EPEL now. SCL is cumbersome by comparison for basic usage.
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by carwyn 10y ago
They've split and merged before. This is the second time gitea has forked.
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Flying an EMDrive into Space(gofundme.com)
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by carwyn 10y ago
That's called a cron job.
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by carwyn 10y ago
It's based on the OS X sandbox and xhyve which is in turn is based on bhyve https://blog.docker.com/2016/03/docker-for-mac-windows-beta/
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by carwyn 10y ago
I don't think this is a vote for the the #brexit campaign as such. The major exit votes are from working class areas that are traditionally Labour meaning this could be more of a #Lexit which was hardly covered in the mainstream media.
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by carwyn 10y ago
At least one model of ASUS iKVM (server remote management daughter-board) I've seen has an embedded linux OS that doesn't allow changing of the admin password from the default. Doesn't use shadow passwd files either.