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by ciupicri 13y ago
They're supposed to be FizzBuzz questions.
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by ciupicri 13y ago
I see "Django CMS" only in the title of the front page[1], the text itself doesn't have it. [1]: http://mezzanine.jupo.org/
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by ciupicri 13y ago
What about RHEL or Fedora?
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by ciupicri 13y ago
Perhaps you're one of those people who declares: "I'm not rate-limited! I spend all my time in design and almost none of it entering code!" I hear that all the time. You're wrong, though. Programmers type all day
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by ciupicri 13y ago
Preferably classic Visual Basic, not the .NET edition :-)
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by ciupicri 13y ago
> Servo builds its own copy of Rust, so there is no need to provide a Rust compiler. That's because it downloads and compiles it when compiling Servo. I wish they'd mention this.
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by ciupicri 13y ago
Was that a question for me? Anyway, I'm not familiar with Server Core, but after reading some documentation [1], it looks to me like a Linux server without X11 and extra services which is quite the norm. [1] http://msdn.micr
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by ciupicri 13y ago
What bloat? No one is forcing you to install anything, so your OS can be stripped down to a base level. From there on you can compile and install the application using whatever dependencies you like. The problem is that no one wants to d
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by ciupicri 13y ago
Is it to me or I need to somehow compute the hash of the password used for email? [1] [1] https://github.com/al3x/sovereign/blob/master/roles/mailserv...
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by ciupicri 13y ago
As a side note, the postscreen(8) man page [1] says that "this service was introduced with Postfix version 2.8.". Also RHEL 6 comes with postfix-2.6.6-2.2.el6_1.i686. [1] http://www.postfix.org/postscreen.8.html
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by ciupicri 13y ago
It slowed firefox-23.0-1.fc19.x86_64 so much, that I thought it froze too.
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by ciupicri 13y ago
What's so horrible about it? It looks like most media players. The playlist could use some love, but if you're only playing a single (long) video at a time it doesn't matter to much.
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by ciupicri 13y ago
What font are you using there?
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by ciupicri 13y ago
By the way, journalctl already has some built-in filtering, e.g. journalctl PRIORITY=3 _SYSTEMD_UNIT=xxx.service
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by ciupicri 13y ago
> The example of a box where /usr is hosed Separated /usr is not recommended anymore (deprecated) and Fedora at least doesn't support this setup.
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by ciupicri 13y ago
The new (binary) format is better structured and it also has a bit of extra security (signatures).
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by ciupicri 13y ago
Out of curiosity why are you renouncing your citizenship?
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by ciupicri 13y ago
Why don't you put a rendered version on a GitHub page[1]? [1] http://pages.github.com/
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by ciupicri 13y ago
The case of Aaron Swartz was about hacking and making information free for others.
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by ciupicri 13y ago
Don't you already have rules related to common licenses like MIT, BSD, LGPL or GPL? Also wouldn't putting all the notices in a common directory and concatenating them at the end be enough? For example the webkitgtk-1.10.2 package (from Fedo
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by ciupicri 13y ago
I hate paperwork, but I suppose that providing a document with all the copyright notices along with the car, can't be that bad.
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by ciupicri 13y ago
> Not sure whats wrong with blending some protein powder (ON is tasty) Quoting from the list of ingredients for ON[1], this is wrong: Natural and Artificial Flavors, Acesulfame Potassium . [1] http://www.optimumnutrition.com/products/
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by ciupicri 13y ago
Too bad it doesn't use the Infinote protocol just like Gobby [1] and Gedit. That way, everyone could use their own editor while working on the same document. [1] http://gobby.0x539.de/
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by ciupicri 13y ago
The original title has "girls" in it, so you can't blame the submitter.
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by ciupicri 14y ago
I know about this legal thing, but still. By the way, I'm wondering why do some people insist of working at a company which doesn't want them? Besides money from a lawsuit, of course. Even if the interview wasn't "fair", it's someone else's
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by ciupicri 14y ago
Configuring the environment shouldn't take more than 5 minutes. You copy the settings files, update them a bit if needed and that's it.
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by ciupicri 14y ago
> Give feedback. We regularly survey candidates about the interview process and take feedback seriously. Yet so few companies give feedback.
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by ciupicri 14y ago
An answer saying "our team doesn't like you" would be fine with me even if more details would be welcome e.g. you didn't get the joke about Lisp. After all, I can't be liked by everyone :-)
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by ciupicri 14y ago
I for one wish companies would give more details to job applicants. I've heard that some companies don't give you any details for fear of (discrimination?!) lawsuits or, as a recruiter once told me, simply paranoia. If someone knows other r
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by ciupicri 14y ago
Except that the communication between police departments is clearly marked or known (because of various regulations/laws) to be confidential. Here it's not clear (as I've also mentioned in a previous comment [1]). [1] https://news.ycombina

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