chme

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by chme 10y ago
Reminds me of the beautiful paths in svg: <path id="path4136" d="m 141.42136,428.08793 c 5.24568,-16.5136 15.9393,-31.24659 30.01423,-41.35166 14.07492,-10.10508 31.45369,-15.52663 48.77766,-15.21688 1
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by chme 10y ago
Emacs needs to be installed. Vi is already installed most of the time. Especially on embedded devices there is often no real competition to vi.
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by chme 10y ago
I know. Thats one of my reasons of saying "Maybe".
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by chme 10y ago
Sorry, but no. Maybe emacs or gvim, but not vi/vim. Its not a terminal editor.
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by chme 10y ago
Companies don't want to use GPL licensed software because they want to build their closed source software on top of it and thats difficult. Currently instead of just releasing their software under a GPLv2 or GPLv3 compliant license, th
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by chme 10y ago
Since when should the GPL protect companies? I always thought of FSF and GPL as way to protect consumer rights and interests.
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by chme 10y ago
voat.co was developed because someone wanted to develop something with ASP.net. Reddit, the software platform is open source: https://github.com/reddit
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by chme 10y ago
If results would validate methods the simplest solution to avoid any more human violence/deaths and misery would be to kill all humans.
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by chme 10y ago
Since you asked me, I am convinced that Hillary will do everything in her power to become powerful and remain in power for as long as possible and that her other personal beliefs, agenda and morale are secondary to that main theme.
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by chme 10y ago
I didn't read that as a conspiracy theory, but as a joke.
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by chme 10y ago
Don't underestimate peoples ability to hurt themselves because of strong emotions.
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by chme 10y ago
Don't worry, under Trump these long missed 'interrogation methods' will come back. (If you belief they stopped) http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/onpolitics/2016/... People
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by chme 10y ago
Would be nice if bigger nations like USA, UK/GB, Germany would adopt this policy and have to open source the exploits and root kits that where develop with tax payers money. Open source XKeyscore, yay!
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by chme 10y ago
The API break of Gnome 2 to Gnome 3 and KDE 3 to KDE 4 etc. are just more commonly known than those of some small library. So it is just a good example.
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by chme 10y ago
For someone who can't see this glyph, here some different renders: http://i.imgur.com/g7igcwP.png
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by chme 10y ago
With DejaVu they are distinguishable enough: http://i.imgur.com/WemOI28.png
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by chme 10y ago
In the name of god, that has to be the most complex glyph I have ever seen.
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by chme 10y ago
> That's interesting that you find being funny more time consuming. With my friends and family I am more willing to express my feelings and opinions on subjective close topics where correct expression is more difficult. At least for
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by chme 10y ago
> They can be stressful, challenging problems, or simple ones. For me, the longer I am at an organization, the less stressful communications become, assuming I've built good relationships. I like to communicate with customers always
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by chme 10y ago
You know that there are many different types of poems, some of them don't even rhyme. Yes they are more painful to type. But long alpha numeric passwords with symbols are painful to type too.
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by chme 10y ago
Correct. They should spend more time to develop better management of passwords. I would like to have a poem generator that generates unique and easy to remember poems, that can be used as master passwords.
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by chme 10y ago
And in security. You can change your password as often and as frequently as you like, and you don't wear it for everyone visible over your shoulders.
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by chme 10y ago
I am talking about "serious games", because you aren't allow to develop them professionally with cryengine without written consent. It was a word play to your "serious game developer".
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by chme 10y ago
Apparently developers of serious games shouldn't care about cryengine eighter. ;)