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by fierarul 10y ago
How is this any different from the EU Data Retention Directive we've had for a decade already? Somebody should make a "feature matrix" and explain this.
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by fierarul 10y ago
It's also quite possibly a legal mixup. The company he most likely used for the iOS app is, I assume, KAPELI APPS SRL which seems to have been incorporated in September 2016. Which means that for the OSX app he used another company or
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by fierarul 10y ago
You know, I remember some old Tom & Jerry cartoon where an older mouse was explaining capitalism. How a factory that sells great volumes is able to reduce its margins and make even more total profit. Something like that. So... what is w
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by fierarul 11y ago
> compared to the simplicity of modern tools like Travis (which uses YAML). But is Travis really a tool or just a service? Having just learned of Travis on this thread, I can't seem to find its source code. Somebody else mentioned D
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by fierarul 11y ago
From a quick look Travis doesn't seem to be open-source or even usable on-premise.
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by fierarul 11y ago
What exactly is stopping ARM boards to have high IO? Just allow people to use a normal 2.5" SSD or even m2 and you have a really nice machine! For example, the latest Raspberry Pi 2 has a quad-core CPU which is faster than my 1st machi
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by fierarul 11y ago
The original Acer C7 (now back-called C710 I guess) supports up to 16GB: http://normcf.net/~john/chromebook/Acer/acerC7ChromebookUpgr... You could even put Coreboot on it. People praise the C720 a lot but it
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by fierarul 11y ago
>Its 1963. It is raining. I'm dawdling which Mum doesn't like but I'm coming home by my self now. I have my yellow raincoat, wellies and souwester on. I like those because they look like the seamen on the tugs. >I'
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by fierarul 12y ago
I too browse reddit. Front page post on reddit from 19 hours ago: http://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfive/comments/2n9rbj/el... Top comment: http://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfi
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by fierarul 12y ago
How does it benefit GV to have that list of videos presented but inaccessible to the public? Why not outright filter those videos and only show them to the people with the right permissions?
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by fierarul 14y ago
This brings back memories from my type inference work... Hindley-Milner is very simple to understand, it's just the formalization that's too dense.
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by fierarul 14y ago
See neural network deep learning :-)
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by fierarul 14y ago
Never heard about Moves but it seems to record everything, send it to their server, analyze it there, then send you that notification. So, they know it's being used.
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by fierarul 14y ago
They seem really eager to make the forks as hard to merge as possible.
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by fierarul 14y ago
Very interesting read. So, nothing new on the Swing side?
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by fierarul 14y ago
That sounds like something from Atlas Shrugged. Amazing it actually happened!
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by fierarul 14y ago
And at the all time high of $70/btc they couldn't have picked a better time to invest! Pump and dump in progress.
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by fierarul 14y ago
Hm, this could entirely replace Instapaper for me. Except I don't like their Chrome extension. The Instapaper bookmarklet seems much more secure.
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by fierarul 14y ago
What was the violation? Just because they interpret something as a violation it doesn't make it true.
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by fierarul 14y ago
So let me get this, they interpret section 4.4 as the equivalent of not being allowed to edit your own /etc/hosts file on your own device? Here is 4.4. What exactly does AdBlock infringe? "4.4 Prohibited Actions. You agree that you will not
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by fierarul 14y ago
It's only been 6 years since Apple dropped 'Computer' from its name... ( http://youtu.be/P-a_R6ewrmM?t=1h41m49s ). Their 'halo' product must begin with a lowercase 'i'.
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by fierarul 14y ago
>It is not just that 'old is good enough', in last years PCs are actually getting worse. I would love to spend money, but there is no stuff to buy. So true, and it applies to Macs too! Long ago, I was looking forward to a 17" MBP but Ap
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by fierarul 14y ago
Just the other day I connected an external display to my Acer C7 Chromebook and I was able to use both displays just fine (even tried an 1080p video on the external one). So this problem that you cannot extend the desktop on the 2nd display
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by fierarul 14y ago
Tangential, but that “wedge” mouse looks quite RSI inducing.
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by fierarul 14y ago
Which other Java implementations? Apache's is abandoned. OpenJDK is basically still Oracle. What's left? IBM's JDK?
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by fierarul 14y ago
My ideal IDE should need a whole datacenter and use AI to help me work better. If your IDE isn't using your whole hardware, it's probably not doing enough.
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by fierarul 14y ago
I don't see how can you compare the two. Trusting Canonical with their bits just assumes they are not malicious and data will only leak by some freak bugs. Trusting them with your every typed char in a search box is a totally different matt
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by fierarul 14y ago
It's hard for an analytical mind to understand that law is mostly a socio-political game with some vague rules. It's not a verifiable axiomatic system (although, I think it should be quite close). I'm coming to grips with the idea that law
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by fierarul 14y ago
>Even the GPL depends on copyright enforcement I remember Stallman saying something along the lines that GPL is using copyright against itself. So I don't think GPL "depending" on copyright enforcement is a valid point for IP enforcemen
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by fierarul 14y ago
I don't understand how such a simple service is able to block 3rd party clients. Just scrap that web site if need be! I have an user, I can acces the site via a simple text-based protocol, who cares what weird client I'm using?

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