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by fsniper 13y ago
I think this article is great for learning about strace but it's not a good advice on learning about open source software. Why not to look into the source? I used strace for different scenarios and always it saved the day. But this wou
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by fsniper 13y ago
Very bad incompatibility between oses indeed. It hurts when you learn but you can never ever forget. I feel for you. Actually I did not learned the hard way. But I was about to..
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by fsniper 13y ago
So, Google is thinking your safety more than you can think for yourself. How is this different than Google taking responsibility of Governments?
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by fsniper 13y ago
That's great to know. Thank you.
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by fsniper 13y ago
Practically doing nothing is not doing things efficient and intelligently.It is a joke but it may be misleading.
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by fsniper 13y ago
I don't think we need more failures. But definitely we would like to see older failure and aftermath stories.
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by fsniper 13y ago
I think that's a great response indeed.
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by fsniper 13y ago
Ofcourse if the other party is not employing the developer company..
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by fsniper 13y ago
That's some other model it is up to the owner to choose their business model. You may not like it but encouraging others to ditch software on this decision is not healthy IMHO.
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by fsniper 13y ago
I am not against someone deciding to ditch some software in any means they believe fit. But thinking any company should go on development according to other party's demands and otherwise asking third parties to ditch the software is no
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by fsniper 13y ago
No it is not insensible if they start rejecting patches for needed features because they conflict with commercial goals. If you want your patches to be upstream you should make sure they must be compatible with the upstream's goals. If
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by fsniper 13y ago
No you can always fork. That's a business they have the right to accept or reject patches however they like.
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by fsniper 13y ago
I'm not a US citizen please give my ignorance to this.
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by fsniper 13y ago
There is no need for these scenarios. I would just print out some obscure countries ID and / or passport with basic printing utilities. And a boarding pass? Does not even require any special deal.
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by fsniper 13y ago
Then answer this bizarre question; Why would a person with the intention of doing some stunt use mismatching documents? If this person is a terrorist or some kind of outlaw, would not s/he use fake docs telling a story reputable to cus
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by fsniper 13y ago
That is a bad logic. Being deported from entering a country because you have been visited any place arounf the world is not getting mobbed by a rude officer. It is mobning at the behest of the whole US citizens.
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by fsniper 13y ago
Really? A satire or what? If it is not a satire then I believe people are afraid of their shadows over there in the US. Terrorism is winning a landslide. Hey guys please, don't br islamaphobic. Nobody is trying to bomb inside out US or
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by fsniper 13y ago
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Coin2Pal That's the best info I have about them. So use with a pint of salt. I had no problem with my transactions yet.
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by fsniper 13y ago
use coin2pal.info. I have used their service a few times and it is working. Slow but reliable process.
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by fsniper 13y ago
Sorry to inform you that I have gone over these documentation before I've wrote that comment. Still my questions are not answered with the available documentation. Also I never asked about the need of a backup checker.
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by fsniper 13y ago
There must be some better documentation. - What are the features? - How does is check and validate backups? - Is it compatible with mainstream backup solutions? - Can it work with automated tape devices I can't find any answers to t
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by fsniper 13y ago
Yes I know all this regulations, testing, security measure etc, etc.. I'm a bit wondering, in this kinds of regulated and dangerous (at least to the producer via lawsuits), how much quantity of production and consuming would start to b
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by fsniper 13y ago
DIY prosthetics. This is awesome and cheaper. It's strange that some home made products are cheaper than their industrialized counterparts.
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by fsniper 13y ago
They have been using Windows before hand.. At least my sister.
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by fsniper 13y ago
On the contrary I believe Ubuntu installation process is straight forward and fast. But the os may be a bit bloated. At least with the newest additions of Amazon integration.
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by fsniper 13y ago
I'm a Pro-linuxer and never have any Windows machines near my home. So this means, Ubuntu netbooks and laptops all around and my mom and sister is very familiar with Linux. They are using these easily. Once I found out my sister tried
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by fsniper 13y ago
That's fair but I believe these can be accounted by lower than the difference of monthly revenues.
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by fsniper 13y ago
If you are currently making $7-$10k on average, why would you relocate to an foreign country and make less on a monthly base? Also seems like you are married with 2 children. Relocating your family will be more expensive than your first tho
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by fsniper 13y ago
Yes this is interesting but isn't it more of a reddit post than a HN post?
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Fitness Apps Suck(medium.com)
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