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by gnoway 10y ago
This appears to be the correct answer. Backed up here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DevelopmentCodeNames
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by gnoway 10y ago
OpenBSD releases on a 6 month cadence, and they don't typically hold a release to fit something in at the last minute. I think they finalize the release well before the release date too; 5.9 was released on 3/29, but the errata pa
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by gnoway 11y ago
Well also, as pointed out elsewhere, Keys championed reduction in saturated fats, etc. to prevent heart disease. If the results of a trial he conducted disputed that idea, that might have harmed his reputation.
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by gnoway 11y ago
$289 with offers . Who is going to buy this? Who is it for?
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by gnoway 11y ago
Do bills like this one pass? This reads like childish foot-stamping. Anyway, if there's a product out there which doesn't provide this capability, no amount of bill passage is going to make that product work like some congresspers
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by gnoway 11y ago
Perfect for editing articles in Simple English Wikipedia: https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
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by gnoway 11y ago
upvoted for solidarity.
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by gnoway 11y ago
One thing is that Powershell has some built-in "cmdlets" which would be buried in the filesystem (and not in the PATH) otherwise. I'm thinking specifically about the PS equivalent of signtool.exe, which is normally in an SDK
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by gnoway 11y ago
Look, I don't disagree that Javascript itself creates some of the problems in its ecosystem, but complaining about 8 whole extra keystrokes to support IE9 doesn't really help.
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by gnoway 11y ago
You can do this today with the same Pipeline plugin they are announcing as a major feature for 2.0. It's been available for months.
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by gnoway 11y ago
We're using this as well, it's got warts but it's 100x better than authoring jobs in the web ui.
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by gnoway 11y ago
Not sure why this was downvoted, it's not illegal and companies do it via background checks. Quick searches reveal this is a popular question, spot checks of the answers agree that it's not illegal and quite common.
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by gnoway 11y ago
It's 'unfortunate' because it reflects poorly on your company. The developer didn't do anything wrong. The rest of your explanation is just specious, as pointed out by other people, and also reflects poorly on your compa
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by gnoway 11y ago
I don't think you can get from one format to the next, and I don't expect them to adopt it at all. Unless something has changed recently V3 doesn't support the content/ or tools/ folders in the package, nor does it
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by gnoway 11y ago
In this example, you probably don't use zlib or libpng or SDL or libcurl or GMP. Your application targets a version of the .NET framework and you use System.IO.Compression, System.Windows.Media.Imaging, DirectX, and whatever the .NET e
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by gnoway 11y ago
I'm surprised to see this here, now. Think carefully before using Chocolatey. It is not, never has been, and never will be the default package system for Windows. IMO the writing is on the wall as MS ships OneGet with Windows 10; while
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by gnoway 11y ago
* For personal use, or organizationally for academic purposes, classroom learning and open source projects only. Or if your company has <250 PCs or <$1mm in annual revenue, up to 5 people in your organization can use Community. http
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by gnoway 11y ago
I'm not sure that's what is being argued here. I think it's more like if the govt compelled someone to write software to break someone's pacemaker or life support machine, then certify under their name that the software
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by gnoway 11y ago
That's true, they weren't. Several years before that purchase, Stephen Elop (an MS executive) became CEO of Nokia. Within 6 months of his hire, Nokia signed an agreement with MS to sell Windows Phone devices; the classic Symbian O
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by gnoway 11y ago
Parent was asking a question, "is this not tantamount to x?" With the expected answer being "no, this is not not tantamount to x" which reduces to "yes, this is tantamount to x." In this case, the intended an
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by gnoway 11y ago
FWIW FlexNet is not an Adobe product, it's by Flexera[0] (Acresso at the time, prior owner Macrovision). It is/was used by a lot of products for license enforcement. I wasn't personally aware of the boot sector crap until now
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by gnoway 11y ago
What browser/device are you using? It works fine for me on Chrome (both keyed and scroll wheel) and iOS (Safari).
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by gnoway 11y ago
Someone asked him this on his twitter feed. In short, they can't do high velocity missions and land on land, because they won't have enough fuel left over to slow down. Maybe if they had landing pads on land all around the world i
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by gnoway 11y ago
This is referencing an official press release[0] which itself references a lifecycle fact sheet[1]. The real story here is that Windows 8/8.1 mainstream support is ending 6 months early, and that maybe extended support is really actual
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by gnoway 11y ago
trim is implemented in the controller in that a controller implementing trim is capable of receiving, understanding and acting upon the trim command. It's actually issued higher up in the stack; I've only ever seen it mentioned in
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by gnoway 11y ago
Those are placeholders for the two rows (lanthanide and actinide series) below the main table.
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by gnoway 11y ago
I looked this up, it's actually called 'short and distort'
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by gnoway 11y ago
The article said he had a reputation for getting on forums, etc. and trashing stocks that he was also shorting. Seems like a form of pump and dump to me, if he really had that reputation it's surprising he hasn't gotten into more
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by gnoway 11y ago
I saw this headline and immediately thought "that's some pretty special paper." It's been a long day.
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by gnoway 11y ago
ZFS on Linux[0] doesn't use FUSE. [0] http://zfsonlinux.org/

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