emsy

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by emsy 9y ago
Well thank you there!
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by emsy 9y ago
>Never heard of so-called blacklists Dead giveaway that you are on one :P
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by emsy 9y ago
You're sarcasm is not exactly benign either.
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by emsy 9y ago
Sounds like you were not proficient at all. I only ever need to think of vim features when it comes to macros/substitute, but those are things that save me tens of minutes of manual input. The rest is muscle memory. The key is to not r
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by emsy 9y ago
I think the point I was trying to make was: If they don't even check for rudimentary things like coding style, can we expect them to check for more sophisticated sources of issues (e.g. memory corruption).
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by emsy 9y ago
You don't even need static analysis (which they should use too) but just a strict coding style check that enforces curly braces. Should've happened after the first incident!
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by emsy 9y ago
You didn't actually read what he wrote but "followed the Damore case" which means you read what others wrote about him. That's extremely ignorant. I have no respect for people like you who get their opinion served by oth
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by emsy 9y ago
From the video: "The mouse keeps popping open the web browser to some stupid discussion site." He's talking about you HN! :D
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by emsy 9y ago
I loathe the comparison of Trump's presidency with fascism or now eastern bloc denunciation. I would appreciate it if we could criticize bad policies on their own merit, without the exaggerated historic comparisons. In my opinion, this
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by emsy 9y ago
Usually, you need an RDP client and a remote RDP server. In Guacamole, the "RDP client" part is handled by the Guacamole server. The HTML 5 frontend that users see is not a fully fledged RDP client, but merely a display and input
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by emsy 9y ago
We've used Guacamole in production with a custom frontend. It's nice to work with and most problems I've encountered were covered in the old forums on SourceForge. For anyone planning to implement a custom frontend I'd r
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by emsy 9y ago
Yes, you need a remote desktop server like VNC or RDP (or an SSH Server if you want a SSH session)
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by emsy 9y ago
Then there's Aldi's wine that won a wine award: http://www.ajc.com/news/national/wine-aldi-wins-prestigious-... I often find people have a kind of placebo effect when it comes to expensive commodities. I
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by emsy 9y ago
I think Gruber's pieces about Apple are mostly useless, because he always seems heavily biased. Compare that to e.g. the ATP podcast, which is hosted by Apple fans but seems to contain more criticism and less apologism.
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by emsy 9y ago
I fell out of love with Arch after the 3rd time I had to fix my system after an update (and this was NOT because I didn't read the release notes). I still very much like Arch's approach, but I'm a bit of a burnt child and won
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by emsy 9y ago
Also, as someone who criticized the Obama administration while it was still in charge, it's extra annoying. Because suddenly, every little government action is sharply judged. And when you point out that no one cared while Obama was in
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by emsy 9y ago
It does (to the op) and the op explains how. Performance is not always the speed of the editor.
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by emsy 9y ago
Apple is about one of the very few companies that at least have a program to check and improve working condition of their manufacturers. If you don't want to be a hypocrite, you've got to stop buying most tech all together.
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by emsy 9y ago
The Daily Stormer is pretty radical, but afaik still operates within the law. Taking their platform will put them out of sight and into areas where respecting the law isn't necessary. The enemy you don't know is the enemy you have
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by emsy 9y ago
Unless the site was directly breaking the law, I see this move as troubling. It's almost always better not to drive these kind of people to the underground, and I think most HN readers figure why this is. The problem I see is that in t
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by emsy 9y ago
I'm German. The skeptics I were talking about and presumably the comment I answered on, were the YouTube skeptics. What I meant with anti-regressive was that these skeptics mostly tackle so-called progressives that use racism and sexis
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by emsy 9y ago
Not sure what got you downvoted. There's even a South Park episode about it where Kyle has a surgery to become a black basketball player, which kind of goes in the same direction.
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by emsy 9y ago
He has a master in systems biology.
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by emsy 9y ago
Scepticism is a methodology, not a political group. I think it just looks that way because the term has been kind of hijacked by anti-regressives.
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by emsy 9y ago
Or you know, he was making fun of his typo, which would be the charitable interpretation. But we can't possibly be charitable to a monster like Trump!
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by emsy 9y ago
There won't be competition for exclusive content like Disney, AMC, HBO etc. except piracy which is still a lot easier for a lot of people, and if fragmentation continues, it will be Even more so.
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by emsy 9y ago
They need to work to earn a living, but they are not forced to be employed if they think the wage is too low. That would be slavery. But I see the point that this degree of freedom poses a problem for work with a low entry barrier.
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by emsy 9y ago
Not circular logic, it's excactly how it works. Someone offers you money for your time and if both parties find an agreement on how much that time is worth, they've determined a value that is acceptable for both parties. No one is
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by emsy 9y ago
This is such a poor comparison. Do you understand how averages work?
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by emsy 9y ago
Genuine question: Where does that happen?

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