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DCC relies on all parties to have a specific port open and even then if the connection drops all hell breaks loose.
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12y ago
Base64 encoding is such a useful tool. I used it to transfer binary over IRC once.
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12y ago
This is why I don't carry a smart phone. I carry a shit, call and SMS only phone.
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12y ago
It takes an engineer to solve that challenge? Anyone with a bit of CS background and HTTP knowledge could do this.
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The simplest XFCE panel plugin tutorial ever
(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
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No, it isn't acceptable. That's why I use tools like vi/m, ed, and sam to open gigabyte sized files. On my intel dual core laptop with 3GB of RAM (yes 3GB, it is weird).
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12y ago
I've been pushing for alternative shell scripts for awhile now. I mostly stick to Python and Haskell now. It is great. Highly recommended.
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A Rudimentary Terminal for Ocarina of Time
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Almost brought a tear to my eye. Only 20 years ago we were playing Super Mario Bros on the NES. It almost scares me that we really could be living in a virtual reality.
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Good Example of Why Mod_rewrite Is a Nightmare
(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
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12y ago
It is not laggy at all on my HP Probook 6545b, which is pretty crap compared to MBPs.
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12y ago
It is now time to begin looking into Rust.
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So You Think Short Domains Are Cool?
(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
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I don't know about writing essays, but just writing about your ideas to yourself and showing others is a great way to explore said ideas even further. At least that's what I find. That's why I've started a blog too about
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Homogeneous operating systems are better
(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
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Hm. How could this be used efficiently for real work? I think because many of our tools are already file-based, this is not the greatest idea for uses cases that require structure. If anything tagging should be used along side hierarchical
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12y ago
Yes, aesthetics. Here is another one: : and :: are reversed. They have no intention of making them more similar- in fact I was told there is going to be more subtle diverging happening. Elm was really cool for me too at first, but these sub
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12y ago
Haskell is better than R, for both programmers and data analysts.
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12y ago
Why not just ask?
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Attempt to Use Salvaged Display with Raspberry Pi
(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
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12y ago
This would be a good EE project. Surprised this hasn't been mass produced yet. Good luck Flic! I have no doubts this will succeed. It is a very simple and practical appliance.
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12y ago
Yes, thank you for your explanation, it was great. That is why I've started with Haskell too (6 months in now), because it teaches you the fundamentals about FP, and is strict about it (a good thing in my opinion). That being said, I w
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12y ago
If I've already been learning Haskell, should I keep going or stop, drop everything and learn F#? I'd like someone with F# and Haskell experience to answer.
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Namecoin, Bitcoin, Tox; the Age of Decentralization
(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
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You should look into creating one of the DIY soylent recipes. I found this one particularly simple: http://diy.soylent.me/recipes/people-chow-301-tortilla-perfe... Sure it isn't THE soylent, but tons of people are
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Yep. If there is an issue in the schema I go back, make changes to the db and my code, and continue.
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Yes, I do. Even if it's not final, at least you have an idea of the direction you're taking. You'll find out quickly if it's the right direction or not. That's the fun about development!
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Am I Lost Alone, in a World of APIs and Syntaxes?
(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
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Panelize and the Ultimate IDE
(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
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Into the Supposed “Hellfire” of J2ME: Part 1
(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
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