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Experiences with justhost.com?
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ez77
17y ago
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17y ago
Try invoking ed =).
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ez77
17y ago
Thanks! (I realized after my submission that asking if there is a server is way too ignorant...)
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ez77
17y ago
Pardon my ignorance (hope I'm not kicked out of HN), but how does this work? Is there a server? Is it pure Javascript? Clueless...
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17y ago
You mean software freedom, I guess. Personal freedom is greater with BSD than GPL, and with public-domain software than with any of them. Personal freedom includes the right to sell software at $0.20 or $200, and the customer's right to
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Google Case in China Highlights Gaps in Computer Security
(nytimes.com)
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Google upgrading to Ext4, hires former Linux Foundation CTO
(arstechnica.com)
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17y ago
P = "Programmers Need To Learn Statistics" Q = "Zed Will Kill All Programmers" If P || Q must hold, go with P!
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17y ago
It would be great to have a history export feature. By the way, I must admit I sometimes upvote only to save the thread and read it later. A distinct Save feature could result in more strict upvoting...
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17y ago
For the love of Pete, what kind of posting is this?
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HP Investigates Claims of ‘Racist’ Computers
(wired.com)
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You know what they say, "All good planning eventually degenerates into work."
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ez77
17y ago
Let me elaborate. Not even Stallman would call for this... What can of totalitarian regime is desired, where businesses (even individuals?) are forced to publish all of their code? Wouldn't it be good enough to do away with patents and copy
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17y ago
As a matter of fact, I think Google represents the ideal business model: one which should work even in a patents-free, copyright-free world.
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17y ago
Done!
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17y ago
Never
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Poll: How often do you use ed?
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17y ago
Everyday *and* it's my editor of choice
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17y ago
Everyday, just for minor tasks
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17y ago
Weekly
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17y ago
Monthly
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17y ago
Hardly ever
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17y ago
What is ed?
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17y ago
Would you (or anybody else) know why http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DAP_(software) states "Unlike R it [DAP] has been designed to be used on large data sets."? I read here and there that R is not that great handling huge amounts of data, bu
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Obama's Nobel Lecture
(nobelprize.org)
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U.S. and Russia Open Talks on Limits to War in Cyberspace
(nytimes.com)
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17y ago
Firefox has a 47.4% marketshare as of August 2009??? Does anybody know what sources were used? It would be nice to see the same graph but this time with real data...
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17y ago
Has anyone tried this? http://www.helloandroid.com/apps/console-applications
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GNU tools under Android?
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17y ago
Does not quite answer the question, but a true ode to mathematics: "Mathematics, rightly viewed, possesses not only truth, but supreme beauty—a beauty cold and austere, like that of sculpture, without appeal to any part of our weaker nature
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