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by fgonzag 8y ago
the US govt is about to find evidence of WMDs just like in Iraq.
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by fgonzag 8y ago
and you definitely have a right to read their content without paying. That being said, though I agree the economist is allowed to charge whatever it wants for us to read their articles, I don't think their pay walled articles should be
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by fgonzag 8y ago
It's right there in the article: Only patents relating to the upstream kernel are included. The "Linux System Definition" is the baseline for the non-aggression pact. The exfat system is not part of the Linux System Definitio
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by fgonzag 8y ago
It seems you didn't bother to read the article so I'll summarize (even though it's all of 4 paragraphs, I'll shorten it down to two): Exfat code is not included in the upstream kernel (no one has merged it yet since it i
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by fgonzag 8y ago
FaceID should have a lock-out gesture or face, so that if someone coerces you into unlocking the phone with your face, you can use a preprogrammed gesture to disable FaceID until the passcode is entered.
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by fgonzag 8y ago
So instead of having each food truck pay for a monthly health inspection fee and having random health inspections every X time ( so that the cost of the health inspections is completely paid for by the food trucks), we simply outlaw them. I
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by fgonzag 8y ago
If you think a palm sized 50 gram toy that can fly 100 ft from the RC is as dangerous as you state then your license should be re-evaluated because you'll be facing worse obstacles while flying. Also nobody flies those toys in airfield
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by fgonzag 8y ago
My guess would be because no developer with the skillet necessary has either been interested or been paid to do it. It is an open source project at the end of the day, which means the features that get added are those that are wanted by eit
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by fgonzag 8y ago
400 Conejos is a fairly popular and good Mezcal.
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by fgonzag 8y ago
And made in the Tequila region of Jalisco, much like Champagne can only be called that if it comes from the region.
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by fgonzag 8y ago
As someone who knows nothing about the military, how hard would it be to have the carriers themselves operated by the navy, and have the aircraft operated by the airforce? The airforce pilots would obviously report to the ship's captai
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by fgonzag 8y ago
You do realize that wooden houses are much better insulated than brick houses? With brick you have to add an insulating layer (Styrofoam or other materials), with wood the walls themselves are the insulating material. I live in a country th
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by fgonzag 8y ago
Because it says living in a 12 ft by 12 ft apartment is almost inhumane? Take 5 medium steps, that as much as you can walk in your "home" before hitting the wall.
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by fgonzag 8y ago
Probably in games that use Ray tracing or similar esoteric features, in which case your FPS will go from 10 to 20 and Nvidia's claim will still be technically true
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by fgonzag 8y ago
Ouch, that's more than the PC required to run it. Many people said the price of the occulus was too expensive, I can't see it getting that much traction at this price.
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by fgonzag 8y ago
At least AMD has consistent AVX performance over prolonged periods of time. Intel starts throttling and downclocking so hard because of heat output that if you are doing any type of mixed workload, its better to skip the AVX instructions si
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by fgonzag 8y ago
I hope the sarcasm is flying over my head here...
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by fgonzag 8y ago
Honestly, what did you expect for $10 a month? That's less than a single movie ticket. As soon as I saw the price I said: no way that's going to last...
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by fgonzag 8y ago
Python, Java, and C# are not new cool tech stacks yet they are still widely used in greenfield projects. They've also evolved a lot (new Java frameworks are quite decent, asp.net has also gotten a lot better from the aspx days)
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by fgonzag 8y ago
Command line interfaces are the right thing for server / workstation administration (both local and remote). But what about everything else? Productivity, gaming, browsing?
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by fgonzag 8y ago
Setting up HA LBs isn't hard though. Two load balanced IPS in your DNS hitting each external load balancer IP, LBs have keepalived configured with two floating VIPs each. I learnt that on the fly when having to build an HA service with
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by fgonzag 8y ago
His issues are pretty clear. A constant stream of (and let's be frank here) bullshit he has clearly outlawed in the project. At the end of the day, most of the angry rants are about high level or influential people breaking kernel mant
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by fgonzag 8y ago
Bad decision? UTF was Standarized in 1993, python was first released in 1991. You can't decide to use something that hasn't been invented yet. Back then bytes and string were the same thing. Java did do it right but by 1995 the in
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by fgonzag 8y ago
But rewriting one chunk at a time could be considered refactoring.
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by fgonzag 8y ago
None of those are "serverless"
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by fgonzag 8y ago
From what I understand, if you're a publisher you can censor or restrict content according to your own rules. Very different from a common carrier, where you can't restrict content and in doing so gain immunity for the content. It
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by fgonzag 8y ago
What problems did you find it with it? I've been using it for the past 6 months after dual booting and running VMs for a long time and found I haven't found a reason to boot into my VM yet.
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by fgonzag 8y ago
Knives are just a piece of steel too. And yet if you ever find yourself using a quality Chef's knife against a cheap dull Chinese knife, you'll appreciate the difference instantly. So much so in fact, that your cutting technique w
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by fgonzag 8y ago
But you still could use an external display, which could conceivably require fractional scaling.
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by fgonzag 8y ago
When apple nearly went bankrupt? So much so that jobs was able to reverse aquire it with what was basically a startup?

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