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by habibur 6y ago
youtube-dl's main feature is its frequent updates, as soon as sites change their api/auth or anything. And that a happens pretty regularly. Therefore say youtube-dl from last month can't download videos from youtube this mont
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by habibur 6y ago
Hosting my own too. There's gmail as backup. But host my mail server, webmail, imap, smtp everthing. Blocking spam isn't that problem. But making sure your mail goes to the receiver's inbox is. You can block 90% of the spam b
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by habibur 6y ago
> Running old code for an old service that no one remembers or use any longer... which is why every two years, I switch the servers completely to fresh new machines, installing everything anew. Let those old things that we installed for
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by habibur 6y ago
Facebook was invite only in the first days. So was gmail and most of other "high in demand but not yet ready" apps. So being invite only isn't bad in the first days. But if it can't serve its popularity within a reasonab
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by habibur 6y ago
Excellent! Just installed it. Works like a charm. Previously couldn't use socks5 over ssh for long, due to this problem.
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by habibur 6y ago
Problem is FTS5 isn't included in the most default installation through package managers [I use Fedora]. And recompiling from source breaks a lot of things, as sqlite libraries are generally linked with all apps that use it.
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by habibur 6y ago
Excellent read. Was searching for a full text search engine but not finding any suitable one. Plan to implement one just this way.
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by habibur 6y ago
Guess this daily 2 seconds of downtime is worth it, when that reduces cost say from $2000/month to $20/month.
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by habibur 6y ago
Not to misunderstand. It fully supports concurrent reads. And also concurrent reading while some other process is writing the same database. What it doesn't support is concurrent writes only.
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by habibur 6y ago
And when scarcity hits, they don't spend from their stockpile, rather increase their stock fearing more scarcity ahead.
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by habibur 17y ago
These terms come from 80s and 90s when PC meant Intel/Windows and Mac was Mac. I had not seen this usage for some long time now. No wonder the newer generation who missed the PC/Mac war will find it very confusing.
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by habibur 17y ago
"I have used it, and it sucks"
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Yahoo will serve Bing results(businessweek.com)
33 points by habibur 17y ago|9 comments
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by habibur 17y ago
Couldn't agree with you more.
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by habibur 17y ago
Illegal or not, the purchasers bought the books from Amazon's web site, not from some Hackerz site. Amazon later discovered that the books that Amazon was itself selling were somehow illegal, which the buyers need not have to be concerned a
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by habibur 17y ago
I find the mention of obscure debug information where most of the time you can't find line number of Clojure code where the error occurred --- as a big problem.
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by habibur 17y ago
Just asking, does currently available compilers support restrict? (or C99 standards)? I use msvc mostly and gcc sometimes.
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by habibur 18y ago
I use westhost. http://www.westhost.com/
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by habibur 18y ago
Here's how I do it at $10/month: Step 1: Buy an account from a hosting server in USA. Step 2: Install your own proxy server. Step 3: Enjoy hulu and others :-)
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by habibur 18y ago
At least Piratebay isn't closing down: "As for the fate of the site, Peter has already promised that The Pirate Bay will continue. The site itself was never on trial, only the four individuals listed above."
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by habibur 18y ago
Here is the only explanation of the technology from the article: "The new .50 caliber gun includes "fin-stabilized projectiles, spin-stabilized projectiles, internal and/or external aero-actuation control methods, projectile guidance techno
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by habibur 18y ago
I wish there was a "cancel your upvote" for those of us who vote first and then read the article afterwards :-) People like me might be part of the problem how this crap got to the first page.
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by habibur 18y ago
Would like to add that paying $2/day is not mistreatment. Mistreatment is promissing someone $200/day and then paying him $150. We very frequenty mix up slavery with low salary job. An artist being contracted by a label company for $5 milli
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by habibur 18y ago
Here is the summary: * This is a report from a third person who have talked with the lawers representing StockArt. * The two lawyers of StockArt claim they did not sue anyone, and that they were trying to contact Jon since the thing blew up
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by habibur 18y ago
And if your system is infected here is the removal tool. http://data2.kaspersky-labs.com:8080/special/KKiller_v3.4.1....
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by habibur 18y ago
Would like to add that the other best choice single colon ":" might have been a good candidate too. But PHP 5.3 also introduced the age old goto command, and colon was assigned to for labeling goto targets.
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by habibur 18y ago
From the site after a 0 match result: "TinEye looks for the specific image you uploaded, not the content of the image. TinEye cannot identify people or objects in an image." So it's not what some of us might have been afraid of.
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by habibur 18y ago
You can't figure out, what game the article is talking about until you finish reading a lot of text. So here is the link. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Settlers_of_Catan It's called Settlers of Catan.
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by habibur 18y ago
Modern processors already run 250 times faster than the memory system is able to feed data into it. Caches can't help to cover this lag much. I wonder how that machine might run things faster than what current processors are doing unless th
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by habibur 18y ago
Why can't we keep the indents and drop the parens?

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