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emidln
13y ago
Common sense will tell us, that the power which hath endeavored to subdue us, is of all others the most improper to defend us. This quote has always been a favorite of mine. It's from an argument made by loyalists (to Britain) and ot
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emidln
13y ago
Why should criminal history matter? He wrote something in fucking CHALK . That he is being barred from mentioning anything related to free speech when his method of conveying speech was a temporary (comparable to holding a sign) and fleeti
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emidln
13y ago
How many people have reviewed Paramiko? In particular, how about that ecdsa patch[1] to Paramiko that you'll need to be accessing modern Ubuntu or Fedora (and before long, RHEL/CentOS). What about the python-ecdsa[2] (that paramik
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emidln
13y ago
This is an element of a couple Sci-Fi books I can think. Laws expire every N years (N=10 in the example that comes to mind first, that of the planet Sapphire in a novel series called Worlds Apart). This keeps the governing bodies busy enoug
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emidln
13y ago
I don't believe you need to be a US government organization to use the GovCloud region. I think you just have to be a US corporation or person and pay through the nose. It's only available directly via signing an actual contract, not a la c
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emidln
13y ago
All of them. Which can you read at the end? Maybe your Python. Definitely not my Common Lisp or C.
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emidln
13y ago
Seriously. The only thing this episode teaches me is that instead of gaining publicity or attempting to help in any way at all, exploit the victims as hard and as fast as possible, doing maximum damage once financial and information gains h
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emidln
13y ago
That's not how maths work. You're describing something that works for non-dependent events. Flipping a coin 50 times previously has no bearing on how it will flip the 51st time. The events are said to be independent. In a six round revolver
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emidln
13y ago
I think it's along the lines of:: cut -d' ' -F 4 That said, I'd probably try this: git ls-tree HEAD -r | sed 's/[[:space:]]\+/ /g' | cut -d' ' -f 4 Edit: Apparently there is a shorter way of that sed sequence, which brings
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emidln
14y ago
A former coworker of mine created django-unfriendly[1], which seems like it's probably worse. On the other hand, django-unfriendly is meant to obfuscate on purpose. [1] - https://github.com/tomatohater/django-unfriendly
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emidln
14y ago
Or have you been arrested? Or have you undergone a security clearance investigation in the united states?
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emidln
14y ago
Licensing it runs into another hurdle. How much value does random feature give you? Is the feature valuable enough to justify custom licensing costs? Would 100 lines of Python/NLTK give you enough value for your target market? I'm researchi
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emidln
14y ago
As with most of the API services for text analytics, sending out confidential data to third parties is simply not acceptable. I run into this almost daily where I work. Contractually, we are neither allowed to send our clients' data to a fl
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emidln
14y ago
I don't write much HTML anymore (it's all frontend templating and API calls), but I use Django Forms everywhere. For instance, tastypie supports using a Django Form to handle validation in your API[1]. [1] - http://django-tastypie.readthed
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emidln
14y ago
There are some pretty serious potential health risks for the improper use of your laptop and mobile phone too. Each can easily start a fire. Your laptop's keyboard is likely damaging your wrists. Small text, dimly lit screens, and hours upo
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emidln
14y ago
I don't recall needing any fixes for it, but it crashed randomly enough (and not just on Ubuntu) that I switched to their web client.
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emidln
14y ago
:waves bye Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris:1 and Hackers' Lounge:2 were the first major time sinks of my digital life in the late 90s and early 2000s. ychat and ymsg were my intro to network protocols. I learned Makefiles, C, C++, and Python so I c
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emidln
14y ago
Native copy/paste typically requires a mouse. using tmux's copy-mode and pasting doesn't require a mouse an still stays inside panes.
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emidln
14y ago
I've seen more installs of pypy in production than python3.
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emidln
14y ago
I unbind M-Space from my window manager and use that for my prefix as well as for jumping to last window.
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emidln
14y ago
This isn't very useful if what you want to run in your terminal buffer needs to constantly update its screen while you're working in a different buffer (e.g. irc, tailing log files, etc)
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emidln
14y ago
If you do not know your language/framework well enough to adapt it to your circumstances, you certainly are not well qualified enough with said software to list it as something you "know". This is one of the largest lies perpetuated on this
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emidln
14y ago
If your images use kvm+qcow2 you can just spin up new vms as a delta image using qcow2's support for a backing store. I want a new instance of WEBSERVER.qcow2? qemu-img create -b WEBSERVER.qcow2 -t qcow2 WEBSERVER-$SERIALNUMBER.qcow2
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emidln
14y ago
To be fair, it was on the link labeled Home and the link labeled About. I did have to click away from the download page to learn what it was about, but unless the whole site is single page, I don't see this as a bad thing.
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emidln
14y ago
I write for Chicken Scheme inside vim and tmux with some minor plumbing to send my selections/buffers to evaluate in another tmux pane that contains my repl. This is basically the same thing you do for every other language when using vim/tm
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emidln
14y ago
Anyone with private key access has control over my user account and has better access than what my private key + passphrase would provide. I understand layers (probably moreso than most), but this is something that always bothers me a lot f
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emidln
14y ago
Sadly this isn't usually the case
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14y ago
Unity seems to work on 13.04. Using it now on my C7.
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emidln
14y ago
I purchased a couple switches and a new server for my high school when I was a junior. I also was allowed to buy on the school's line of credit at a local hardware store for things I needed for the stage. I went to a private catholic high s
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emidln
14y ago
vim is actually the only reason I'm willing to do editing in a browser. Having used vim and ex commands for over half of my life, combined with the fact that I actually spend more time thinking about what I want to do rather than typing (pr
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