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by dreen 13y ago
From upstairs: http://i.imgur.com/jYgfEL8.jpg
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by dreen 13y ago
Look from the inside: http://i.imgur.com/esY7qxI.jpg
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by dreen 13y ago
This looks very similar but is actually a year newer than the slides on slideshare: http://www.luga.de/Angebote/Vortraege/GNU_Parallel_LIT_2011/...
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by dreen 13y ago
> There's no profit to be made from genocide. You should take a look at companies contracted by 3rd Reich government to run german concentration camps. They made A LOT of money.
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by dreen 13y ago
who is a "Hactivist"? why is rms one? the article only says: "Stallman, who looks every inch the part of a hactivist with his long mane of graying hair." does that mean i can Hac if I look like Gandalf? the fact this is
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by dreen 13y ago
Heres an idea: remove karma total - its just an epenis and nothing else. Keep points for posts so you can see if your post was good and for burying trolls but dont show the total in profile or news page. Done.
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by dreen 13y ago
Amsterdam has its own problems namely hordes of drunk and high people from UK and US being loud and obnoxious. As a person who drives through the Netherlands sometimes, if you just want to chill out and smoke a nice joint in the park I reco
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by dreen 13y ago
The images dont load for me at all, even on a browser without Adblock (FF Nightly)
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by dreen 13y ago
Win 7 Chrome 28 works fine
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by dreen 13y ago
I think this is grey area and I have personally used bitcoin mostly for bypassing international transfer fees.
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by dreen 13y ago
- Buying Bitcoins - Selling Bitcoins - Buying any goods or services in exchange for Bitcoins - Selling any goods or services for Bitcoins - Sending Bitcoins to anyone located outside of Thailand - Receiving Bitcoi
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by dreen 13y ago
He can still veto any law though right? Does that happen?
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by dreen 13y ago
This. FFS your body is not a car and you can't (well, not yet) replace parts of it if you fuck it up. You can't stop people from trying but I don't think most of them fully realise the danger they're putting themselves i
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by dreen 13y ago
I use them in London, they're great, never have to speak with someone who barely speaks English over the phone again.
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by dreen 13y ago
I for one hate working with CSS and would rather concentrate on writing Javascript and the backend code. The point of bootstrap and similar is to give your web app a UI on a good-enough level for most apps. Also yes you can use only bits of
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by dreen 13y ago
I never said anyone was sued for having their crops cross-pollinate. However, let me pose these three points about Monsanto to you: 1. They are known to be aggressive in courts. 2. They are simply promising not to sue for cross-pollination.
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by dreen 13y ago
They actually had a very serious security breach few days ago. But I would still recommend them over some of the others.
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by dreen 13y ago
(disclaimer: im a farmer) GM food isnt toxic but GM food company lawyers are. the article mentions being sued as a result of cross-pollination in the intro and never speaks of it again, but thats the real GM crop threat.
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by dreen 13y ago
What, no pics?
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by dreen 13y ago
It is valid perhaps for the website she is maintaining, but I think she is totally wrong in applying this to ALL websites. Her premise is that if someone is looking for information and has not found it - it prompts a question ie. "Wh
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Ubuntu forums hacked; login, pass and email info leaked(ubuntuforums.org)
1 points by dreen 13y ago|0 comments
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by dreen 13y ago
Fair enough, it was some time ago and I wouldn't really order either (what a waste of vodka), so I stand corrected.
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by dreen 13y ago
Lol. Have you ever tried mixing coke and milk? I saw it happen once. My friend ordered a white russian (vodka and milk) for our other friend and a black russian (vodka with coke) for himself - the bartender was pretty drunk and he mixed the
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by dreen 13y ago
Couldn't agree more, I always hated tipping even when I worked as a waiter.
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by dreen 13y ago
Let me rephrase then; storing state in DOM may be ok for small pages with some insignificant JS on top to provide progressive enhancement, but from web app point of view its totally unfeasible and saving a few KB is IMHO not worth it.
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by dreen 13y ago
Why store state in DOM? Isn't that bad practice? I remember reading DOM access is the slowest part of JS [needs verification]. So you want to trade performance for few dozen kilobytes of assets that can be cached?
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by dreen 13y ago
> To what extent crowdfunding platforms will displace commercial banks in the retail and small business segments remains to be seen. If crowdfunding gives banks too much trouble, they will simply complain to governments that they are &qu
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by dreen 13y ago
Thats what I was thinking too. I would like to simply see Ruby/Python compile into JS instead. It has been done actually (not sure about Ruby) - don't know how well it performs though.
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by dreen 13y ago
JS blocking does not mean "BAN ALL JAVASCRIPT GRRRR" it means "I will decide which sites can run code on my computer". So if you have a web app - a page that needs to run code to provide its value - you have to let it do
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by dreen 13y ago
Any info on how does it stack up against skyscanner / esky ? edit: after a few minutes i can say that while the UI is 100x better than the aforementioned competiton, the flights my usual route i take few times a year (LDN - KRK) only d

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