donkeybeer

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811.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
The poor most probably aren't using 150 euro phones, and he probably meant RAM more so than storage.
812.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
I think he meant the opposite, in that the tattoos would make it feel like a normal guy.
813.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
Automatic monitoring should also be obvious at this scale. Also I am sure non-technical users also understand what it means to put up something on someone else's website.
814.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
How on earth is this seen as surprising? Its their servers, they can read anything you upload, I thought this was common sense part of the bargain.
815.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
Dev laptop need not be your test laptop. You should still test on that machine even if you can't develop on it. And I have a feeling this test also indicates a lack of optimization in the dev tools as well.
816.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
"If I learn C I would be able to understand the Linux kernel" It is but a first step, and particle physics/C is the lowest level, we have to understand the complex code written with them and the emergent phenomena.
817.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
The "right wing" doesn't really care about free speech, they are only talking about it because they "feel" that they are being "suppressed".
818.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
If google leaves and is replaced by a local alternative, Mr Putin's people will be directly monitoring and actively taking action in response to the things communicated there. Which leaves the population in a worse place than before.
819.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
I hope my question isn't seen as rude, but have you worked on a non-web app before? Its been the natural thing to bundle all data needed offline and locally along with the app throughout history. I emphasize I don't mean to sound
820.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
Thats a rather rosy way to present nepotism.
821.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
These days, usually also English or various European languages, and they wave this flag https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/77/Flag_of_...
822.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
Everything builds on past work. Educated people, at least in europe, were quite well connected and aware of each others works in those times too.
823.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
Why is this downvoted? "Official" news may not be perfect but it is without doubt that most alternatives are way worse.
824.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
In cases like that, it often ignores words even after double quoting them.
825.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
But by the very act of making their code bsd, they have removed any valid excuse to whine. Anything that happens is just a natural consequence of their decision: whether that be someone making bank on your code without giving you any of the
826.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
I don't think momentum should affect how fast you slide down. The reasons are different.
827.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
It seems such bsd people then don't believe in the power granted by the bsd license to others using it as they wish to. Ironically. May I suggest GPL for their next project?
828.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
Wind resistance should slow down the larger person more.
829.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
Javascript books under "Law" is hilarious
830.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
Even if so, I still don't see the point of wasting the space and power, however small, on what has no use being in space.
831.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
Siphoning scarce power from the ISS to pointless mining of course.
832.
by donkeybeer 5y ago
How would writing a B*-tree be any harder? The actual logic of a B*-tree would be equally hard in any language. The macroized template part is easy.