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by hansjorg 10y ago
Have you checked out something like LiquiBase or Flyway? They offer a good improvement over the ad hoc solution. http://www.liquibase.org/ https://flywaydb.org/
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Good point. What about GPU scaling though? Doesn't Nvidia and AMD drivers support that for lower than physical resolutions?
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Can't you just set it to FHD?
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by hansjorg 10y ago
I'm pretty sure there is more (and a greater variety of) net facing Java code than C/C++ code.
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by hansjorg 10y ago
Oracle is deprecating the Java browser plugin in JDK 9, ie. the applet use case. There will still be support for Java Web Start though.
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by hansjorg 11y ago
> It's not the Victorian model where the human is more evolved much less more perfect than any other animal This view of evolution seems to be surprisingly widespread in my experience, even among those who consider themselves scient
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by hansjorg 11y ago
How deterministic is the build process for an entire distro like this? And wouldn't updating just a single letter in a README just before release thwart the efforts of an external attacker?
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by hansjorg 11y ago
What is the significance of this? Doesn't Canonical already update the package (lagging a day or two behind the official release) for the lifetime of the Ubuntu version?
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by hansjorg 11y ago
The problem is integration drift. I don't think it's really feasible to do inertial navigation with a smartphone. The paper you linked is also discussing use of WiFi and Bluetooth. Edit: here's a good overview: http:/&#
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by hansjorg 11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxmtE5ylifU
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by hansjorg 11y ago
Awesome trip down memory lane. Can't see any audio files loading, so I'm guessing it's emulating a SID-chip in JavaScript? Great emulation in that case. Might be the nostalgia talking, but it's surprising how well the SI
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Writing Varnish modules in Rust(info.varnish-software.com)
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by hansjorg 11y ago
Java was chosen by Android Inc. though, not Google.
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by hansjorg 11y ago
It's Swedish. Heading says "Main menu" and the boxes seem to be rooms marked "freezer" and "cooler/freezer" as well as "freeze house". Upper left you've got the outside temperature.
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by hansjorg 11y ago
It was started by Matthew Dillon, known for several prominent pieces of Amiga software, like the DICE C compiler. I've never used it, but supposedly several DragonFly features were inspired by AmigaOS.
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by hansjorg 11y ago
Very interesting. Reminds me of a similar project from Fabrice Bellard, using a VGA card to broadcast a DVB-T digital television signal: http://bellard.org/dvbt/
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by hansjorg 11y ago
Works great with FF43 and Nvidia proprietary drivers now.
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by hansjorg 11y ago
That seems directly opposed to the presumption of innocence. I guess the lawyers have a way of justifying this by separating different states of being "in the eyes of the law".
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by hansjorg 11y ago
Radiolab on NPR had a great episode (New Normal) where one of three bits (New Nice) was about Dmitri Belyaev and these foxes. They also present the interesting idea that humans might have domesticated ourselves. http://www.radiol
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by hansjorg 11y ago
I think more nuclear power is the way to go, but I don't want (heavily subsidized) privately owned nuclear plants in my back yard. For how long did TEPCO fake their safety records? Private capital is far too single minded and powerful
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by hansjorg 11y ago
Reading those comments, it strikes me that this could be read more as well crafted general anti-bureaucracy propaganda aimed at your own populace rather than actual agitation for sabotage. Or maybe it's a twofer.
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by hansjorg 11y ago
In a similar vein, if one were so inclined, how hard would it be to make a modern city come to a grinding halt? Seems to me that this kind of "economic terrorism" would be very low hanging fruit, achievable with even modest means
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by hansjorg 11y ago
Ascension was good. My favourite sci-fi series the last few years has been Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror though. The Christmas special in particular was pretty mind bending. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jROLrhQkK78
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by hansjorg 11y ago
> I really hope that this won't be in the rebooted universe because it was well kinda meh I'm not a hardcore Star Trek fan, but was very disappointed with the new films. They're mostly generic action in space with some fam
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by hansjorg 11y ago
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.en.html (removed wall off text quoting 6a, was a bit too long)
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by hansjorg 11y ago
NPR had a program about this not long ago. According to them, many of the most famous jazz musicians of the time, like Dizzy Gillespie, was sent abroad backed by CIA and the State Department. Several of the most high profile musicians subse
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by hansjorg 11y ago
> still lacking even basic education The world literacy rate and trend is supposedly pretty good. However, there are large differences in how literacy is measured and huge uncertainties in the numbers. In some countries you're consi
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by hansjorg 11y ago
On the other hand, people here are a bit larger on average. Evens out I guess.
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by hansjorg 11y ago
This sounds normal where I'm from (Norway). The cities are slightly smaller here though.
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by hansjorg 11y ago
You'd need to set the thresholds in the file manually, based on the artists judgement of quality. It would take a few extra seconds when creating it, but could save both bandwidth and create a better user experience on mobile.

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