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by gnur 11y ago
Not sure why this project is keen on calling itself Raspberry PI. There is nothing that makes this specific for the Raspberry, it's just a cursus based interface to Dropbox.
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by gnur 11y ago
I think it took me about 10 minutes to get used to it, it really is rather convenient. I still use <enter> very often when typing regular commands, but when I cycle through previous commands with ctrp+p/n it is much easier to hit
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by gnur 11y ago
I've increased my productivity recently by starting to use ctrl+p and ctrl+n for the previous and next command instead of the arrow keys, combined with ctrl+j for <enter> it has really made everything just a bit easier on the fin
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by gnur 11y ago
Did you also stop eating banana's?
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by gnur 11y ago
vim
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by gnur 11y ago
I've started a simular project myself recently, I check on various parameters (reading level score, words per sentence, syllables per word, sentences per paragraph, average word length, average syllable count) and calculate the distanc
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by gnur 11y ago
>> The problem is that they're probably nearly all life-threatening (or at a minimum longevity-threatening) in high enough doses. Everything is lethal in high enough doses.
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by gnur 11y ago
I don't want my tabs to directly sync, but I do want the option to open the tabs on my phone that I have open on my desktop. Also, it is really convenient to have auto completion on urls that I frequently open on either device.
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by gnur 11y ago
The "a" is superfluous. >> and returns the volume over a litre
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by gnur 11y ago
It's an exaggeration where the upper bound isn't met. All but impossible, it's everything up to, but not including impossible.
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by gnur 11y ago
The low brightness of the x1 carbon bothers me also, I have it on full brightness all the time and often wonder wether I've turned the brightness up. The machine is really solid, and for a 14 inch screen it is really tiny. It's ju
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by gnur 11y ago
And that metal getting red emits light, but that light is then absorbed by the surroudings, as it is absorbed it is converted into heat.
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by gnur 11y ago
I wonder how big the chance is that the machine is turned off in the first hour. I use Google Compute for some personal project and the typical run time for a VM is about 10 - 20 minutes. If the vm has 90% chance to survive the first hour,
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by gnur 11y ago
It also could be the effect that it's a nice day outside and you are inside taking a test (regardless of a/c)
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by gnur 11y ago
The "factors" in 2FA are most commonly, something you know (a username/password) combination and something you have (your phone). Even if you log on on your phone, it's still something you know and something you have, th
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by gnur 11y ago
>> I will certainly never say "anyone can learn how to code" any more than I'd say "anyone can become a concert pianist" or "anyone can become a master painter." So learning to code is equivalent to
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Rubber duck debugging(en.wikipedia.org)
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by gnur 12y ago
Imagine you need to compute a list that takes a second to calculate, a list that is twice as long will take 2^1=2 seconds, a list that is 10 times as long will take 2^10=1024 as long, if the list gets 100 times as long, it will take so long
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by gnur 12y ago
I have read this as well, and to my experience, it really isn't available in my windows 10 preview vm.
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by gnur 12y ago
As someone who wants to try a new language every month this is awesome! It is literally every language I ever tried, and then some, this certainly lowers the bar for me to try some more.
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by gnur 12y ago
Depends on your definition of a free market. It is free in the sense there is no government (or other entity) controlling it.
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by gnur 12y ago
Multiple smart phone manufacturers have already begun doing exactly that, young grasshopper. Note 4, Nexus 6, Lumia 930, YotaPhone all come with a minimal capacity of 32GB.
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by gnur 12y ago
It is clear that there really is no iOS's mandatory code auditing. If there was, there would be no iOS apps that pose as one app but are actually an other (like emulators). There is some auditing, but it isn't fool proof and for d
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by gnur 12y ago
Because EVERYONE in the Netherlands rides a bike, not just the super healthy sport types.
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by gnur 12y ago
Lsyncd does not sync the entire tree every time. It depends on the situation, most of the time in our use case it starts a rsync for 5 specific files. Only on startup or when the system is overloaded it syncs the entire tree.
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by gnur 12y ago
I have heard of it in British shows. Regards, A Dutchman.
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by gnur 12y ago
I cannot really give a good explanation, but I feel like this isn't the whole story. They make it sound like it isn't a big deal, but in the post detailing the "breach" there was some talk about people stating that they
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by gnur 12y ago
Pocket sand, putting your phone face down on any surface where sand might have been is enough for scratches. It's all about hardness [1], ordinary iron / metal is quite soft (4 - 5) scale on mohs scale, while gorilla glass is at l
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by gnur 12y ago
Very exciting, the variadic functions and argument unpacking features are both things I often use in python and really miss when using php.
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by gnur 12y ago
Of course it wasn't really secure ever, but whenever a serious security flaw was discovered it could (and often would) be fixed with a week. If one is discovered now, it will be exploitable forever.

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