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fxfan
8y ago
Lots of FUD here. Please see cwyers's answer on this page to see that a ruling in favor of Oracle will change little in terms of where software stands today. Almost all the use cases we see are fair use- except Google's where they
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Well said. There is a lot of hard-work that goes in defining the right API. Question for you since you sound knowledgeable: If Oracle wins- can Linux in some way enforce this on Microsoft given Microsoft's work on WSL? Or is that appli
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Does anybody knowledgeable know how hard would it be to patch the same linux kernel with per-application permissions? I know there is some 'OS' doing it but I am looking for a WSL like solution- 'patch' the existing kern
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8y ago
That's such an insulting thing to say without really pointing out any substantial problems? I may hate their practices but their dev tools have always been absolutely top-notch within their (locked down) garden. No company has ever co
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8y ago
I haven't tried this personally but I should plug endmyopia.org if for no other reason than to give some more picture on the practices of this industry.
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Thank you! That's probably the simplest possible explanation. "Related like electricity and magnetism are". How far is it from the "actual reality"? Would you (or anybody else) try giving a more difficult explanatio
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8y ago
What are you looking to export?
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8y ago
I share your feelings and not just because this is political and thru have no business but because my browsing is my business and not theirs, political or not
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8y ago
Call me when they actually start caring about end users and ship ublock origin by default and stop their ad 'experiments'. And I am a Firefox user. Since 2006. But because they are the least bad browser (by far). Not because they
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8y ago
- OneNote hands down beats everything else for me. Foe scratchpad I use the unfiled notes section. This is where all the shares go by default. I do wish they would bring some kind of hash-tagging.
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8y ago
You put everything in a way that someone with high school physics can mostly understand the issue. Would it be possible for you (or anyone else) to explain what is merging of forces? Or is it beyond high school?
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8y ago
This seems like unnecessary denigration of what is a very respectable job that provides more direct service than a federal work and probably more satisfaction to the worker
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8y ago
Thats a major positive score from me.
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8y ago
Fixed title: Author sells 11k books for 19k after 15k in ad spending via self publishing. There is absolutely nothing else to the entire long article.
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https://web.archive.org/web/20190122153012/https://pharo.org...
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8y ago
Microsoft, apple and google, Intel are pretty much at the forefront of information technology and/or electronic technology. Tesla is a great auto tech company. What are you talking about?
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Windows has always been easier to install than Linux lol. Also wmi's have existed forever. Most Windows specific knowledge is found closed with enterprise sysadmins and not shared out in the open- who should be blamed is your choice. I
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8y ago
Can I install MS office using scoop? Or other proprietary software that usually install globally and need admin permissions? Choco can do that (not that I am affiliated). Also, I like my "path being polluted". The least these prog
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8y ago
Thank you- I do care a lot about performance. About S.js, wow, that does look amazingly simple- just my type. I went through your comments (sorry if that's not appropriate) and it seemed to me that you're mostly into electronics.
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8y ago
Can you please elaborate? I've always been suggested to stay in good american chains- hilton et al
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8y ago
You sounded like one of the few sane voices in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18953040 I have no other way of discussing this further since that comment is too down the page for me to expect you to see replies to- but
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8y ago
600usd is a bit steep- no disrespect to the designer.
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8y ago
You clearly missed out on the magical fill. Search for Sumit gulwani excel. Another collaboration with MSR
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8y ago
Look I'm a liberal and all but at this point im beginning to wonder if my side is really stupid or just doesn't want to believe in reality?
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8y ago
This is the third time im seeing them messing up- the news yesterday about trump was something
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8y ago
Do you have a tutorial?
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8y ago
That sounds cool. Given that you use vim- I assume you're a programmer too- what do you use inkscape for?
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8y ago
What do you mean by using it in build system?
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8y ago
Calling something vi like is either naivete or a really high praise. Can you elaborate please how it helps you be productive?
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8y ago
You realize IBM was one of the bigger champions of the 2000-2010 for open source and Microsoft for this decade?
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