eyko

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   by eyko 13y ago

   When they say "450 million monthly active users worldwide and over 320 million daily active users", it's probably safe to assume that they have discarded inactive users. That's also depending on what their definition of
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   by eyko 13y ago

   "I hate the ideas many programmers have about backwards compatibility, unless it affects me ." – FTFY > "There is nothing holy about Unix era software, chances are it's shit and a lot of it should be thrown out.&quo
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   by eyko 13y ago

   I thought poop into a wormhole wasn't too bad, the lyrics I mean.
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   by eyko 13y ago

   If you read the PDF: "Bespoke extract – containing personal confidential data: A one-off extract tailored to the customer’s requirements of specified data fields containing patient identifiable data, sensitive data items or both."
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   by eyko 13y ago

   Try offering the position to remote workers (within a reasonable distance... in your case, somewhere in Europe where there would be no more than +/- 2 hours of timezone difference).
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   by eyko 13y ago

   Client side JavasScript, all you need is a json document and a lot of heavy lifting on the client. Not a good solution for sites with a lot of content, but for the simpler ones... yeah. You won't get search, but still... For things lik
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   by eyko 13y ago

   I don't consider that trolling, just statement of fact. But I guess it depends on what each person considers free. GNU has a concept of freedom that it tries to protect via the GPL. Licenses like the BSD or MIT do not. Personally, I th
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   by eyko 13y ago

   I always thought the common order was: 16th of December, 2013. You can also argue that it has been that way for a long time. For example, the English King James' Version of the Bible uses dates in the same dd-mm maner (not always inclu
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   by eyko 13y ago

   However, performance is shite. I ended up going for a native install and you can appreciate the difference. That is, if you run Gnome 3 (which is a pile of shite as well). When on other DMs, if you can call xmonad a dm, virtual box was just
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    by eyko 13y ago

    It doesn't cost that much to have a space program, relativelyspeaking... (as in compared to the military)
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    by eyko 13y ago

    You can also run it as an unprivileged user (in osx, I think the user `nobody` might be a good choice).
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    by eyko 13y ago

    Speculate on house prices just because there's a vegan restaurant round the corner? No thanks. I don't approve of that logic. There's a potential vegan kitchen in every home, it's not a luxury, it's not a commodity,
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    by eyko 13y ago

    Thanks for taking the time to explain it :)
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    by eyko 13y ago

    I noticed the "Omnivorous" check box, but clicking it doesn't show that many more places - I assumed omnivorous would mean something along the lines of: every pub, restaurant, and shop in London. Apparently not, so, can someb
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    by eyko 13y ago

    As long as it can parse my .vimrc (but then, that's vimscript)
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    by eyko 13y ago

    I like the approach (two birds with one stone) but the first bitecast has left me the impression that I've learnt some emacs lisp and very little emacs. Since total newbies are supposed to be the audience of this first bitecast, I&#x2
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    by eyko 13y ago

    Because Google sells your data, I guess. And the NSA scandal.
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    by eyko 13y ago

    Netflix x 4 (we're 4 at home), soundcloud, 1080p youtube, gaming, dropbox, backing up a couple of pc's to the cloud... I don't like third parties to assume what a normal bandwidth usage is for me. I like my internet uncapped
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    by eyko 13y ago

    His view also fails to acknowledge the fact that press is not either cheap propaganda / sensationalism, versus well written and researched articles. There are also well written and researched manipulative articles that even a reader wi
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    by eyko 13y ago

    What's uncomfortable about email?
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    by eyko 13y ago

    And Spain's constitution is not even 40, yet nobody called our government a regime - not even in the 80s. It carries a connotation you're probably not willing to admit.
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    by eyko 13y ago

    would you have used the same word in reference to the USA?
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    by eyko 13y ago

    I was thinking the same until I saw the run through. It seems quite obvious that they copied, to the extent that even minor details are there. However, I still think that the design is a trend, and it's a common pattern that you'l
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    by eyko 13y ago

    Sounds like London. I live in London and these days I just cycle everywhere, but I´m sure that walking wouldn't be much slower than the bus.
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    by eyko 13y ago

    When you say +bugs do you mean you introduced some bugs? :-P Thanks for the link btw, I've been using Mou and, being as I am, I always like to read source code while learning, so I really appreciate open source apps.
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    by eyko 13y ago

    More like Safari-only. I couldn't watch it on Chrome on OSX (unless I changed my user agent to Safari)
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    by eyko 13y ago

    Can we interpret this as a sudden rise in popularity? (thanks NSA). In any case, there are many other sources. I like the formatting in this one for example: http://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/o/orwell/george/o79n&
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    by eyko 13y ago

    Then if they get hold of your number, they can ping your phone so that it comes up on the radar, and track you hourly for example.
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    by eyko 13y ago

    In the end it's not so much about the money, but I'd be surprised if you didn't get top candidates for 100K (obviously). I don't think, however, that money plays a big part. In my case, I'm earning in the 30-39K range as a full-stack web de
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    by eyko 13y ago

    ok take my money: ££ :)