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darkpuma
7y ago
> Why? Reasonable (but in this particular case unfounded) cynicality?
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darkpuma
7y ago
Not everybody recognizes the corporate holidays. Their loss I say, those 7/11 lines are long as it is!
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darkpuma
7y ago
Nobody is entitled to a flawed business model. Not developers of proprietary software, and not designers of proprietary typefaces.
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darkpuma
7y ago
It's really disappointing that people could get so worked up, over what is essentially deciding which color to paint the shed, that they chase off the project founder. I wonder if there is any way for open source communities to effect
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darkpuma
7y ago
> "You can export from Chrome to a CSV, and you can import that CSV into 1Password, " It would be nice if there was a way to do this without touching the file system, although I suppose a ram backed filesystem would be a bit
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darkpuma
7y ago
They can, but is it as common in practice? (I earnestly don't know.)
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darkpuma
7y ago
I'd bet on tetris. I think there are more independent unlicensed implementations of tetris than any other game ever. Any particular implementation of it may wither away, but I bet if there are still programmers in a thousand years,
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darkpuma
7y ago
> "Tourists will be allowed inside the ancient structure after archaeologists found “hidden tombs” containing mummies, masks and tools." That's not true, is it? I'm under the impression the bent pyramid was looted
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darkpuma
7y ago
> The Pi4 is overpowered for a Kodi box. Even for software decoding of codecs or containers unsupported by the hardware acceleration? If that's true, I might have to get one.
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darkpuma
7y ago
It would work for most people, wouldn't it? And the people putting their raspis into unusual scenarios for which the case was poorly suited could simply choose to not use that particular case. Encouraging thermal convection (ideally
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darkpuma
7y ago
In the past when I was using a rasppi (v1) as my media player, I used the SD card only for booting off of. The media files themselves were persisted on my nas, served over nfs. Using network storage really seems like the way to go, parti
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7y ago
According to random unsourced claims I just found on an internet forum, which I've decided to trust: NES: 9 watts Super NES: 10 watts Nintendo 64: 19 watts GameCube: 39 watts Wii: 45 watts PlayStation: 17 watt
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darkpuma
7y ago
I'm sure this is a dumb question on account of how obvious it seems to me, but has anybody tried simply putting real heatsinks on this thing? Not putting it in an Al case or something milquetoast like that, but actually putting a p
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darkpuma
7y ago
> "I’m sincerely curious." Feigning curiosity in response to somebody feigning surprise is... interesting (...or maybe I am feigning interest to convey my incredulity that you were sincerely curious. :-)
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darkpuma
7y ago
I believe snowwrestler is asking you to trust your gut and preconceived biases to lead you to the truth, in lieu of being an expert in the field with empirical data to examine. Ironically, going with their gut is precisely what many of the
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darkpuma
7y ago
That depends on how precisely you are using the word "prove", and in which domain you are thinking.
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darkpuma
7y ago
It seems far more likely that the GP was imprecise in their analogy's ordering, rather than slamming python and praising PHP.
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darkpuma
7y ago
Do you earnestly expect anybody to believe that video games play no role in sedentary lifestyles?
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darkpuma
7y ago
You're failing to consider the possibility that there is a public interest in maintaining privacy for 911 calls. It could be the case that people are more hesitant to call in something if they know the recording will become public.
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7y ago
What happens when you adjust those figures for something like differences in private gun ownership rates between populations? It seems obvious that America has the most guns, and that having so many more guns than anybody else probably cau
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darkpuma
7y ago
They're also now being offered as an alternative to your pet getting stowed with the luggage when flying...
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darkpuma
7y ago
How is that ironic? Because HN was written in Arc, denigrating PHP is ironic? I don't get it. Edit: Oh, because the article is on the PHP subreddit. To be honest I file PHP developers using MySQL under expected, not ironic.
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7y ago
Check out a map and figure out which direction North Korea would need to launch a missile to test it's capabilities without the missile flying over another country. Then armed with that information, the next time they launch someth
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7y ago
> "Some people simply don't need to understand the distinction between similarly used terms." e.g. [...] or have themselves been mislead There won't be any treason charges here. Federal prosecutors know that wou
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7y ago
Have you ever heard the expression "When all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail" ? The phenomenon you're describing is definitely not a unique characteristic of developers. It's a general trait
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darkpuma
7y ago
Probably worth noting that deliberately aiding the Chinese military is not treason in America right now because America and China aren't at war. It might be other things: unpatriotic, espionage, etc. But not treason itself. Even t
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7y ago
I think both companies benefit from the other generally being shifty too, since it let's any discussion about one get derailed with "what about the other?"
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7y ago
> "The main Racket distribution now consists of roughly 1.2M lines of Racket (including 270k lines of documentation source), but that code is still supported by roughly 200k lines of C. Large parts of Racket’s implementation remain
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darkpuma
7y ago
The backwards compatibility of that connector on my S5 saved my ass numerous times. I really appreciate that design.
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darkpuma
7y ago
I must admit, this is the first time I've seen a libertarian bold enough to dress up something as inane as dismantling OSHA with rhetoric deliberately evocative of modern progressive social movements. As though, by dismantling an age
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