duodecim

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by duodecim 14y ago
I would do well to remember this, and not just professionally.
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by duodecim 15y ago
IMHO, Python is probably one of the best languages in general. But I consider Perl, its opposite in many ways, one of my favourites. In Perl I can be witty and find my personal style. Sadly enough, my code poetry might not be somebody else'
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by duodecim 15y ago
Another explanation could be that some packages started having Git as a requirement or dependency. I seem to remember there used to be a package related to the KDE desktop that required the SVN client. I'm not saying Git isn't becoming incr
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by duodecim 15y ago
No, because it would be hypocrite to rate the importance of the name higher than the value of the code, and then nevertheless try to steal the code from the guy who spent all the time developing it. The guy wrote the code and gave it a tong
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by duodecim 15y ago
Man spends hours developing free software for the world and gives it a tongue in cheek name. World judges man and software by name, wants the software out of repository and the man gone from the planet. I think John Cleese would like to sen
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by duodecim 15y ago
Nobody chokes on their morning coffee when reviewing a pull request for "pantyshot". Such people ought to be sent to the front line in all-out war to learn to deal with some real issues in life. Besides, men wear panties too. I've seen them
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by duodecim 15y ago
Convince someone with diplomatic immunity or a member of parliament or other government entity. It will become an international battle of words and strong-arm diplomacy, but one country's government is quite unlikely to shut down another's.
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by duodecim 15y ago
I've been dealing with at least 6-7 registrars during the years – all the way back to Network Solutions – both professionally and for personal use, and honestly never had any real problems with any of them. I've always avoided and advised o