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by hvis 10y ago
When you upgrade to Xenial, nethogs 0.8.1 is there in the universe repo. Works fine here.
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by hvis 10y ago
Does a code become "open" once I've "opened" it to someone? I don't think so. What you're describing sounds more like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shared_source .
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by hvis 11y ago
> This same functionality sits as open tickets in the major vim autocomplete plugins IIUC it works okay-ish in at least two of them: https://github.com/Rip-Rip/clang_complete and YCM after https://github.
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by hvis 11y ago
There are very good reasons not to get invested into non-free software, starting with privacy concerns. Speaking of which, https://www.axosoft.com/privacy seems to say that the application is allowed to send home virtually
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by hvis 11y ago
I imagine distrowatch.com attracts a certain kind of audience.
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by hvis 11y ago
I've never used 'git clean -dfx' routinely during development. On the other hand, I've seen a colleague lose a few hours' work by forgetting to commit a specific file out of a set, and then doing 'git reset --h
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by hvis 11y ago
You missed the point of the '--hard' argument. It destroys the local, uncommitted changes. That can be much scarier than 'git push -f'.
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by hvis 11y ago
git reset --hard
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by hvis 11y ago
> Until you reach middle age - and your back starts going, your hearing fades, your glasses prescription gets stronger... Maybe that's also what the author meant? As you get older, life continues accelerating past you.
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by hvis 11y ago
js2-mode supports ES6 fairly accurately. But of course, that's not enough, people keep asking for new things: JavaScript mixed with HTML, Facebook Flow support, JSX, new ES7 (still unstable) syntax extensions, and so on. It would be ea
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by hvis 11y ago
I'm fairly sure that Emacs's go-mode, which doesn't use a full-blown parser, won't make the mistake of treating a paren inside a string as if it were outside either. Or if it did, that would be easy to fix. Emacs has a g
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by hvis 11y ago
I've had similar experience with my ASUS N76V: it worked fine for a number of recent releases, but only with the upgrade to Ubuntu 15.10 did the touchpad start working decently (I couldn't turn on two-finger scroll before, because
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by hvis 11y ago
It may be different in the more rural regions of Russia, but I'm from Saint-Petersburg, and I've never seen anything similar to a police officer go "in 7-11's, local shops, etc, just walk in, take what the want, and leav
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by hvis 11y ago
It's an upright one (not inverted), so it represents virtue/protection/etc.
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by hvis 11y ago
QNX is just another company hijacking the term. I don't know which Amiga thread you're referring to, but the people who were 'debating if an effort can be made to convince the copyright owners to "open source" the c
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by hvis 11y ago
No, it doesn't. No matter what certain closed-source companies might want you to believe. There is a difference between Open Source and Free Software, but it's ideological, not technical (as pertaining to the rights granted to the
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by hvis 11y ago
rbenv doesn't require _any_ special integration to be used from inside Emacs. As long as chruby needs that, it doesn't seem like a good alternative to me.
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by hvis 11y ago
> At one point you had to trust some people, you can't watch every updates. Yes, so Linus doesn't. But his web of trust is hierarchical. In case of some malicious code making its way into the kernel, there will be a chain of tr
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by hvis 11y ago
> Do you guys think that pedophiles, terrorists and drug dealers have the right to privacy ? Do you mean _alleged_ criminals? Yes, they do. Convicted criminals, on the other hand, don't have that right already.
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by hvis 11y ago
Didn't work for me in Chromium, on Ubuntu 15.10.
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by hvis 11y ago
Same here. That's a shitty error message, Google.
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by hvis 11y ago
> freeware Did you mean "free software"?
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by hvis 11y ago
https://www.facebook.com/chanzuckerberginitiative/ "Please log in to continue." Seriously? One might think they would prioritize raising awareness over increasing Facebook userbase.
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by hvis 11y ago
Speak for yourself. I'd choose enslavement over extermination in a heartbeat.
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by hvis 11y ago
It would be a lot more suspicious if you showed the reverse flow of personnel. The above just indicates that some people might start to prefer, over time, a cushier job at a less-scrupulous corporation.
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by hvis 11y ago
Other Lisp dialects , not implementations. Common Lisp has "implementations", Scheme has "implementations". The word "implementation" implies a high degree of compatibility. But there are a lot of languages in
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by hvis 11y ago
You can simply uncheck "Don’t load tabs until selected" in the General section of Preferences.
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by hvis 11y ago
Indeed. It's even mentioned in the footer.
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by hvis 11y ago
As a piece of new technology, it might need more frequent replacements than an averate Tesla car part. Also, it would be unfortunate if you can't refuel your car because it has no juice left to power this appendage.
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by hvis 11y ago
Maybe the idea is that the first few years the youngsters spend in the killing trade, it should be without the influence of alcohol.

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