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Jottacloud: Dropbox alternative from Norway(jottacloud.com)
8 points by iaskwhy 13y ago|1 comments
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Are you using it? If so, how's it going?
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With 8.1 Update 1 booting to desktop will be the default.
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Some comments here refer the potencially high cost of the membership for Office 365. It seems like there will be a new plan for $7/m ($70/y) supporting 2 devices[1]. Like the previous plan, it also seems to include 1h of Skype cal
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Thanks for the insightful reply! I can understand most of the code but I still do not understand how should I know what "p" and "xs" is. Is it something you get when you declare the function as being "possible"
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I didn't know what Haskell code looked like so I went to the official website and there was this code example[1]: qsort (p:xs) = qsort [x | x<-xs, x<p] ++ [p] ++ qsort [x | x<-xs, x>=p] Is this a good example of good Haskel
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You're assuming a lot there. I had to use the official source of the data and that was Reuters for around 80% of it. Bloomberg did provide their own feed for some of these cases which I ended up using as a backup in case Reuters failed
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I say this a lot: "You don't know what's customer support until you try Bloomberg's." It's surreal. One year and a half ago I was involved in an important project which required niche data. I was creating so ma
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by iaskwhy 13y ago
He was talking about developers so I guess a good comparison would be versus NuGet.
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There sure are a lot of results for "npm install -g" in GitHub, some of them are the recommended way to install a module.
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EROEI does not take into account time which is where renewables really shine. Renewables are the solution, they are infinite unlike all the others. Reducing our consumption is needed, I can agree with that.
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by iaskwhy 13y ago
How are renewable and environmentally friendly power sources* MUCH worse? * Citing mildtrepidation's comment on this thread, it's a good one.
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Vagrant Share works flawlessly, thank you very much, Mitchell!
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Ah, this is very interesting, thanks for the eye-opening link! It actually might explain my previous questions about Kosovo.
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Not Russian territory but under Soviet (and then Russian) influence. No?
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It might be worth noting that Crimea is actually the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. They have their own government, etc. They are still under the Ukraine umbrella, sure.
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You can think about this as a fashion thing: on one side you had people wearing all sort of clothes and weapons, on the other you have people wearing exactly the same clothes and weapons. So, while you might have a point, it's much har
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by iaskwhy 13y ago
Kosovo seems a much better example although I don't understand why NATO was able to enter the war against the wishes of Russia. Maybe nothing major happened because Serbia was sort of a Russian puppet state instead of being Russia itse
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I wouldn't say it's the same as the number of Russians living in South Ossetia was and is really small (2 to 3%?). There are some similarities but even the way the war started seems different from what's happening in Ukraine.
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I would avoid this "can you imagine if US" thing. US has done all sorts of things, maybe even that one, I don't know. Most of the time, US has done so without any repercussion. Let's hope things go for the best this time
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And usually none of the versions is the correct one... That specific part might talk about some groups of people (not army related) trying to do what some other did in other cities of Ukraine. It's hard to know what's true and wha
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While I agree with you, I don't think that's a grey area from their perspective either. The CIA has done it with the support of other governments.
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I understand your point but you might be missing NSA view on this. Their goal is (apparently) to source as much data as possible and, although breaking a jaw doesn't sound expensive as a one-off, it gets extremely expensive when doing
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Have you seen the more technical slides with some of the hacks they use? They are very technilogically capable. Actually, they are much more capable than most people used to think.
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I'm not sure that's the way to do it. I mean, I do use forwarded ports on my projects and I also configure my private network for each one but at least on my current machine it doesn't allow outside access unless I mess with
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Well, this came to my mind because I'm developing a new responsive web app and wanted to test it on both my iPhone and iPad. There are several ways around this but I guess this makes it so much easier. Also, as noted, seems great to le
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Just the other day I was telling a friend of mine how having the ability to share my Vagrant dev environment was the only missing from what I would consider my dream development workflow. Edit: I got so excited I even forgot to thank Mitche
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How does this app compares to Telegram or TextSecure?
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Threema: Seriously secure mobile messaging(threema.ch)
2 points by iaskwhy 13y ago|1 comments
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That would require a change to the title of the article so maybe that's why.

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