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by ciupicri 14y ago
The article doesn't seem to mention if the sensitive information from the email was marked as such.
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by ciupicri 14y ago
Speaking of Thinkpad http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ThinkWiki
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by ciupicri 14y ago
> What would be your dream setup? > Software that’s not broken. As someone who has just reported yet another bug [1], I couldn't agree more. [1] https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=929329
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by ciupicri 14y ago
Out of curiosity, why did you invoke C code from Java? Was it for speed or something else?
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by ciupicri 14y ago
Since you've started this analogy what am I doing in that group of rich people if I don't belong there? Also, do I really want to be there or am I doing it just because it's cool or whatever?
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by ciupicri 14y ago
Speaking of PC bullshit, let me quote from the agile manifesto website [1] (emphasis mine): > This freedom from the inanities of corporate life attracts proponents of Agile Methodologies, and scares the begeebers (you can’t use the word
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by ciupicri 14y ago
I was about to say something similar. I know at least one female friend who thinks this way for sure. I'm also wondering if this white knight thing isn't making women feel powerless since they need to be helped as if they can't do it themse
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by ciupicri 14y ago
Indeed. It could have been another trait as well like the work philosophy which could be conservative or fast paced (and more prone to errors) for example. There's also the saying when in Rome do as the Romans do.
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by ciupicri 14y ago
What I mean is that is hardly hate speech.
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by ciupicri 14y ago
I know someone who thought exactly like you. He and the rest of his colleagues evaluated a woman and they wondered if she could really integrate into the group (because of dirty jokes), so in the end they decided not to hire her.
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by ciupicri 14y ago
Link to the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61fXa9hTowY
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by ciupicri 14y ago
Your football example isn't too good. Football galleries yell worse things than "You've only got one leg!". They also have hooligans who destroy stuff and beat other people.
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by ciupicri 14y ago
> we want to retain the right amount of ThinkPad-ness that satisfies our loyal customers who’ve always valued it while modernizing ThinkPad under the influences of consumerization’s focus on simplicity, interoperability and connectednes
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by ciupicri 14y ago
You can't compare wired Ethernet with the wireless one. The wired one is more reliable, faster and a bit more secure.
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by ciupicri 14y ago
Indeed. For example FreeBSD (the kernel and the ports) can now be built with Clang: An unmodified FreeBSD head and stable/9 can completely be built by clang! (Note that you still need to setup /etc/make.conf or /etc/src.conf properly, see
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by ciupicri 14y ago
It's not as popular as GCC for the moment. A lot of software is still compiled with GCC.
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by ciupicri 14y ago
This means that to build GCC from sources, you will need a C++ compiler that understands C++ 2003.
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by ciupicri 14y ago
GCC now uses C++ as its implementation language. It looks like C++ is getting some traction. BIND has also made the switch to C++ (and Python).
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by ciupicri 14y ago
> I could totally see them one day saying, "we're not going to accept email from you unless we've emailed you first or you've contacted us to ask for permission." There would be outrage, but I also wonder how many people would actually
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by ciupicri 14y ago
Make this filtering optional or do in on the client.
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by ciupicri 14y ago
The "Fat Head" movie is good response to the "Super Size Me". It proves that eating at McDonald's isn't as bad as one might think and it also presents a lot of other interesting stuff.
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by ciupicri 14y ago
Livestock and pets aren't as healthy as you think they are. Their lives are better because they are protected from various factors like bad weather, lack of water or food, but they still need a vet or medicine (by the way, chicken used to h
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by ciupicri 14y ago
Out of curiosity, what domain name should people choose, one based on their full name? If so, what happens when it has been already taken?
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by ciupicri 14y ago
This was on HN a couple of months ago: "Yale scientists explain how ketamine vanquishes depression within hours" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4615602
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by ciupicri 14y ago
> SMB is better than NFS. More details would be nice.
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by ciupicri 14y ago
Nevertheless thread-local storage (TLS) and Logical Volume Manager (LVM) functionality have been available under Linux (and probably other BSDes) for quite some time. So that benchmark is kind of wrong. What about the results for fewer conc
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by ciupicri 14y ago
I'm not familiar enough with NetBSD, but David Miller from Red Hat said "I love NetBSD releases, because their new feature lists help remind me what I implemented a decade ago." [1]. I've also found a benchmark done by the DrangFlyBSD guys[
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by ciupicri 14y ago
If you think that the OpenBSD has it right, why don't you use it as a desktop, too? Why aren't you running a virtual machine of Windows 7 under OpenBSD? Probably because there's no proper virtualization support in OpenBSD. Linux is complex
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by ciupicri 14y ago
I haven't said there's no Apple retailer just that they aren't everywhere. I'm also wondering how many of them have mini-Macs on stock, since iPhones are way more popular. I live in Romania and I think that our neighbors are in a similar
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by ciupicri 14y ago
> easy to find : you need one in a hurry? There are applestores everywhere. Maybe in your country. > osx already installed : sure Linux might be better in many cases, but my time is not free. OSX total configuration time tops 20

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