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by eriknstr 10y ago
I remember reading about that case in a web design magazine. Here's a very short article from the BBC: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4348585.stm
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I would like more pipes for each process. This would allow many things, for example searching for multiple terms across all files in the whole file system in one go without opening each file more than once, and then grouping the different r
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I've been thinking a bit about this before and I think that not just one but a whole lot of additional streams would be useful. By default all commands would still use stdout and stderr only but you would be able to tell them to use ot
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I missed the portion where that was said. I read through all of the comments about this and replied to the last one thinking we were still talking about things like spaces and newlines. My comment would have been better placed as a reply el
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Ruling out "bad" characters is bound to affect internationalization negatively. IMO the best approach would be to separate between file name and the file object. When I edit a file with vim, should vim really need to know the na
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Where did Mozilla say that they didn't have revenue sharing with those?
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by eriknstr 10y ago
The OSI has their definition but that doesn't make it the one true definition.
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by eriknstr 10y ago
grep's good for sure but the comment you are replying to is a reply in turn to someone speaking specifically about powershell piping capabilities. personally i am a unix person, not a windows person, but i believe that for a tool to be
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WebGL 2.0 arrives(khronos.org)
1 points by eriknstr 10y ago|0 comments
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I have my origin servers firewalled to allow only traffic from CloudFlare servers and would do the same in case I switched to OVH, but even so it would cause a lot of trouble if the origin server IP addresses were revealed since this would
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Is there an option to not revert DNS but instead to just temporarily remove the DNS records or something in case one doesn't want the IP addresses of the origin servers revealed?
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by eriknstr 10y ago
By tiered flat fee, does that mean that if my little website was DDoSed, they'd stop serving traffic once the amount of data I've paid for is used up? I'd be fine with that. Being billed for more than the data I wished to pay
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Furthermore, the proliferation of fake news shows that having the tools available does not mean that the tools will be used by everyone all of the time. If we were to check everything always, we'd have no time to do anything else.
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by eriknstr 10y ago
>I've started ordering two (or more) of everything I buy from Aliexpress I ordered 2x the batch of an item (which was low enough cost that even though I only needed a few it was worth paying for several more) from eBay once in order
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I suppose you are right about that. Personally I think the title implies: - Lower prices on electronics for consumers. - Loss of profits for people relying on income from affiliate program on electronics. And furthermore I think both of the
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Well, using just "Associates Compensation Overview" as is the title of the page would not be very informative since this is about a change in the page, so I prefer it the way OP wrote it. --- Edit: Then again, I don't see any
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Yes but with all the people and even automated 3rd-party scripts making use of archive.is, it is practically a spider.
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I think the point that parent commenter tried to make is actually that one might use Wine instead of VM because Wine has less overhead.
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by eriknstr 10y ago
>OS-X is case-insensitive, by default (and recommended to remain so, because most OS-X software is not developed with case-sensitive file-system awareness.) A few years back, following my previous laptop which had been a flimsy Acer runn
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by eriknstr 10y ago
FTA it is my impression that this is about making 3D GUIs.
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by eriknstr 10y ago
If author is here, there's a typo in the text. It says "iso6990" but should say "ISO 9660".
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JPS+: Over 100x Faster than A* (2015) [video](gdcvault.com)
329 points by eriknstr 10y ago|72 comments
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Via https://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev/comments/5v1dt9/can_someone...
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Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator – Improvement in AI Pathfinding: 25k Castle Siege(youtube.com)
2 points by eriknstr 10y ago|1 comments
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by eriknstr 10y ago
>adds A64 support A64 as in the chip that sits on the Pine64? I happen to have a Pine64 model PA642GB (aka PINE A64+ 2GB), which I bought after reading a comment on HN. After I received it I learned that the Linux support was actually te
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by eriknstr 10y ago
That's still $500 too much amirite? Seriously though, while I'm fine with a license charge for an official release, I don't see why there should be any cost at all just to compile and run an unsigned binary on your own system
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by eriknstr 10y ago
>even something like WTFPL In 2009, the Open Source Initiative chose not to approve the license as an open-source license. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WTFPL#Discussion https://opensource.org/minute
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Does Cape allow independent control of the individual rotors? If so, I wonder how well the safety system would handle a drone being flown to its maximum altitude and then having the rotors on one side run in one direction and the other half
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by eriknstr 10y ago
When the readme says that the official builds for Linux will arrive in a few weeks, does that mean that it is not yet possible to compile from source also on Linux or is that already possible?
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Shouldn't flagging it be sufficient?

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