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by dpedu 8y ago
I've seen this in tar - isn't it a feature?
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by dpedu 8y ago
I don't think we can compare the state of OSS then to now.
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by dpedu 8y ago
I'm not familiar; are the features you mentioned new and perhaps not "ready" or ported to Gitlab OSS? But if they're older features in "proprietary" Gitlab then I'd have to agree. Edit: a bit off topic, bu
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by dpedu 8y ago
Even if every last byte of Gitlab and the bits behind it aren't OSS, it is lightyears ahead of GitHub in terms of source availability. And while I suspect the gap will only grow, I'd love for Microsoft to make me wrong.
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by dpedu 8y ago
Numbers can export in Excel format.
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by dpedu 8y ago
I strip these when manually sharing a URL for the sake of readability.
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by dpedu 8y ago
I think ZFS has the easiest way to do this sort of thing: # fallocate -l 256M disk.bin # zpool create filepool /root/disk.bin # zfs set mountpoint=/root/filepool filepool # df -h /root/filepoo
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by dpedu 9y ago
Location: Bay Area Remote: No Willing to relocate: Unlikely, but location dependent Technologies: Python, Linux, CI, Sql, Cloud, AWS, Networking Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/rtc79ic14g8kn9y/Pedu.Dave.R
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by dpedu 9y ago
Upstart
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by dpedu 9y ago
Is the source code available?
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by dpedu 9y ago
Not quite what you're looking for, but Gonepass is a GTK read-only frontend for 1Password data. And Enpass is a complete replacement for 1Password.
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by dpedu 9y ago
> Lawsuits are a fine way to stifle innovation. I'm not sure about this. At any large company like Intel, the cost of potential - even predicted - lawsuits are already factored into their budgets.
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by dpedu 9y ago
When a site asks me to turn off my ad blocker, I read this as "please trust us not to serve annoying or unsafe ads, and pay for us to do so." Trust? Me pay for it? Pass.
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by dpedu 9y ago
Hmm, the article has no substance besides speculation from external scientists based on the wording of the release. Not worth reading.
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by dpedu 9y ago
Good, we won't have to fix the time rollover bug ourselves after all.
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by dpedu 9y ago
This can't happen either. Early hard drives (and I mean early: the 80s) needed precise head alignment (in respect to the how far the head is from the center of the platter) in order to read or write data in the correct location. If you
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by dpedu 9y ago
From 6 inches away? Unless this was a hockey-puck sized magnet I'm calling it a coincidence. > (harvested from an old hard disk drive) Okay, this is making even less sense. "Hard drive magnets", in a drive, are millimeters
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by dpedu 9y ago
Copy-paste trap!
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by dpedu 9y ago
I don't know about that, I was getting pretty bad packet loss recently and the instant I described the issue the guy (after mentioning it was part of a larger outage) instantly offered me a credit. They can do good, they're just m
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by dpedu 9y ago
The code won't run in my browser and I'm seeing Javascript errors. Hope this helps: https://i.imgur.com/gRLw9IW.png
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by dpedu 9y ago
There's a (fake) setting to globally disable annotations? Even if it doesn't work as Google describes it, I'm interested.
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by dpedu 9y ago
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttps...
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by dpedu 9y ago
Don't you mean UNencrypted SMS?
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by dpedu 9y ago
What was your setup like? I've encountered similar - the cause ended up being a mix of xattrs (I don't use them so I just disabled the feature) and needing to tune zfs to be less aggressive handling my consumer-grade disks.
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by dpedu 9y ago
I'm no longer a Mac user, but LS was an essential part of my system where I was. Does anyone know of a similar product for Linux?
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by dpedu 9y ago
>What I wish existed was a sort of wikipedia for learning I write (private) wiki pages for myself when learning a new tool or tech. However, I think the process of taking in information and rewriting it in my own words is more valuable t
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by dpedu 9y ago
https://git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree This doesn't exactly fit what you're asking for, but is an alternative workflow where you'll never need to do that.
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by dpedu 10y ago
I'm sure there's other options but I've used Office Depot to do this in the past. Submit online and they mail it to you.
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by dpedu 10y ago
Yes it can. ZFS will only notice next time you scrub or read the sector.
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by dpedu 10y ago
I think he means portability of the software. What I want to 'ZFS import' on a Windows or macOS machine?

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