ekimekim

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by ekimekim 14y ago
Sequential commit numbers? How does that work with branching? Or other people's commits? eg. I commit #100, you commit #100, you pull my commit, now we have duplicate identifiers. Git commit ids are a hash of the commit content. This has ve
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by ekimekim 14y ago
It's a standard for encoding data over streams like TCP. If you recieve "00 4a 33 2b" over TCP, you have no idea what it means. But if you have a codebook or language defined to understand that data, you'll understand it means "Meet me on t
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by ekimekim 14y ago
Works fine in Chromium 23.0.1271.97 on my Arch machine.
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by ekimekim 14y ago
What about those of us who prefer the simpler time module (which works mostly in epoch time)? It would be a simple change to extend FreezeGun to cover that module in a similar way, surely?
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by ekimekim 14y ago
Sigh... you know, I really could've used those 4 hours.
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by ekimekim 14y ago
I'm not denying that MegaUpload engaged in piracy, but that doesn't stop it from ALSO being a general-purpose file host. This is very tangential to copyright law, but there was no good reason morally (and, as far as I'm aware, legally) not
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by ekimekim 14y ago
Indeed, I made my own one of these a few years ago, it was really just a module defining a bunch of constants. Well, not entirely constants. Rather than defining, say, FG_RED, BG_RED, FG_GREEN, BG_GREEN, etc. I had functions FG and BG that
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by ekimekim 14y ago
I actually wrote up a module a while ago, what it did was in ways similar to path: >>> print SimpleFS('a').b.c a/b/c The bigger thing (and original purpose) was uses like this: >>> root = SimpleFS("/") >>&#62
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by ekimekim 14y ago
And I would have no problem with you tearing up the ballot. As long as you were forced to go there, collect it, and tear it up instead of voting. The important thing is that the effort required to vote or not vote should be the same. This p