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> This issue is yet to be resolved with the BlueZ developers Anyone know the back story on the missing HSP/HFP support in BlueZ 5? Patent related? Edit: it's mentioned briefly in the BlueZ 5 release notes ( http://www
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This reads like black propaganda. If you're politically active in any meaningful way, it's smart to realize that you're probably under surveillance. It's not smart to start accusing people who 'Display banners with
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For such a young and not yet completely stable language, I think there's actually quite a lot of active projects, especially pertaining to gamedev. Here are some: http://rust-ci.org/projects/
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That's simply not true. You are propagating falsehoods.
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Really? Which television station was that?
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It's the same question, just dressed in scientific language. We could write a program that detects if it's running on a real or emulated iPhone, but that's because we know both those environments from the outside. I think Bos
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What are the other tests? I've read Bostrom's argument, but wasn't aware that he was proposing any specific tests.
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How would you know what the real thing was from inside the simulation?
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> we assume that our universe is an early numerical simulation with unimproved Wilson fermion discretization and investigate potentially-observable consequences So the argument seems to be that, if we were living in a simulation, and it
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Maxmind have a free database (GeoLite2) that's updated weekly. Here's an overview of the accuracy per country: http://www.maxmind.com/en/geolite_city_accuracy It's less accurate than their commercial off
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I think that's an homage to the original.
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The Benchmarks Game maintainer explains why in the comments to this blog post: http://alexgaynor.net/2011/apr/03/my-experience-computer-lan... Sounds entirely reasonable to me.
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I remember seeing an iPhone vending machine at a tech event in SF. This was at the Moscone Center not long after the launch of the second generation though.
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Installation on Debian/Ubuntu is also as simple as installing the munin package (munin-node for subsequent hosts) and pointing a webserver at the right directory. Extremely valuable when something is acting up.
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Felix Klock II on Rust: Concurrency, GCs, Type System
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Source code: http://olivier.poudade.free.fr/src/Orbit.asm
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Orbit 64 bytes intro
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Source code: http://olivier.poudade.free.fr/src/Orbit.asm
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Discussion on Pouet: http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=62445 Source code: http://olivier.poudade.free.fr/src/Orbit.asm
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To see the War on Terror as chiefly about domestic power grabs and pointless expenditures is the prerogative of US tax payers and US citizens, but it's also a pretty narrow point of view. If you're going to make coarse, meaningles
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The original claim is outlandish and devoid of any perspective, but comparing this to the "War on Terror" is just mind boggling. You do realize that there's a world outside the US where the "War on Terror" has had s
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XML literals are on its way out from the default language by the way. There's an ongoing effort to make the language smaller, and from 2.11 one has to include a package to support it.
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> I'm not really sure why Canonical doesn't just GPL like everyone else and leave it at that That is about copyright, not about the license. Organizations who requires this includes the FSF and Mozilla for example. See: http:&
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Interesting aside, much of TPM was filmed at George Lucas' Skywalker Ranch. From Wikipedia: > Campbell and Lucas became friends when Lucas publicly acknowledged the influence Campbell's writings had on the development of his hu
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Great talk! Excellent introduction to the language and a must see for anyone wondering "why Rust?".
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Hacking might be the wrong word. What they do is quite underhand though.
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> There is this crazy effort underway to make every linux process serializable: allow not only memory be [un]dumped but all open file descriptors status (including bringing socked in the same mode) and other environment too. Anyone got a
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Would you believe me if I told you that Alexander Fleming's grandfather actually was a coal miner?
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Financial Times have a very interesting article about Farouk al-Kasim, "The Iraqi who saved Norway from oil" (link requires registration, but it's free): http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/9968
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> Stealing and publishing documents from the FBI didn't seem to have much of an impact either If I recall correctly, the fall out conveniently drowned in noise from the Watergate affair. Watergate was silly childs play compared to t
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