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by ibisum 12y ago
I don't, ever, even think about lag in between :w and :ma .. these things just plain work. For everything else, there's 'cscope -R -s /usr/include #&etc'. For pure C/C++ projects, I use cscope+vim+mak
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by ibisum 12y ago
Still got them? I'd be interested in one .. assuming you're willing to ship to Austria.
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by ibisum 12y ago
Fallen Astronauts, perhaps? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallen_Astronaut
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by ibisum 12y ago
>1. If you regularly have passwords, keys, PII, etc. in terminal windows, your workflow should change. Security is not just about passwords. Its about operational knowledge of procedures and habits at the console, too. Knowing that a c
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by ibisum 12y ago
One problem I have with this is that its a massive security hole. Where does the output get stored? If its in an encrypted file, okay .. but if not: deal breaker.
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by ibisum 12y ago
.. thus giving up C and moving on to C# instead. (Students, I'm looking at you..)
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by ibisum 12y ago
I think it depends how absent light can be. In most blacks, its not entirely absent. What they are saying is that this black is the blackest so far, in that it creates the condition of near total absence of light - not easy, on this plane
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by ibisum 12y ago
"Too slow"? Thats a very consumer-centric point of view. Compiling onboard is quite sufficient for most small projects, and really .. its a matter of patience, but for sure its quite usable. For those more used to the fat-ID
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by ibisum 12y ago
The point is this: America cares less about the harmful effects of big-corp-produced substances than Europe does.
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by ibisum 12y ago
Depends if Washington or London were facing a humanitarian crisis of epic proportions on account of repressive blockades from a neighbor. I'm quite sure Washington or London would be sending missiles towards any country promoting inva
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by ibisum 12y ago
When was the last time Agent Orange was dropped on an American everglade? (Trick question..)
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by ibisum 12y ago
>You might choose not to eat the non-organic food but you can't avoid the Atrazine [1] in the rain That's a very US-centric point of view. It was banned in the EU for a reason.
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by ibisum 12y ago
Given that in times of war, truth is the first victim, the likelihood that black flag operatives are planted throughout the Gaza region is pretty high. There haven't been rational investigations into the Israeli claims that these rock
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by ibisum 12y ago
>However, in this case.. the post seemed to be about a new cool technology. So the article is little more than a straw man to divert from the real atrocities being committed by the Israelis' in Gaza today. And that is entirely the
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by ibisum 12y ago
Have you effectively encrypted all the things yet? Or are you in the 'I am not interesting' camp? Because, you might be interesting one of these days. Are you going to snare us all in your net?
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by ibisum 12y ago
>In the state of nature, the smartest play is not to try and be Mark Zuckerberg. It's to beat up Mark Zuckerberg and take all his stuff. False. The smartest play is to not be relevant either to Mark Zuckerberg, or the criminals wh
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by ibisum 12y ago
>How come helicopters have surface access but balloons don't? Why does NASA think you can't land a balloon? Atmospheric pressure differential being what it is, there are only certain regions that the balloon can operate. The p
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by ibisum 12y ago
I'm part-way through building a plane at the moment, which will play host to a small quadcopter with its own video feed, so this story feels a lot like whats going on in my workshop. The intention is to build an automated system that
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by ibisum 12y ago
> breeds a load of ignorant and lazy "sysadmins" I think that what is happening here in the hosting sphere is the same thing that happened in the OS/user space, inasmuch as packaging has become the solution to solving the
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by ibisum 12y ago
I dunno, I have had both since the beginning, and I feel on the basis of experience during that era that the Oric-1 just felt tons, tons better. (Still have my Oric-1, long since got rid of the Speccie kit..) Maybe it doesn't really l
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by ibisum 12y ago
Oh, the pain! I remember doing that 25 years ago too, ouch.
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by ibisum 12y ago
I recently witnessed a 'new Elite' being built for a 30 year old computer, and I was very pleasantly surprised to play the game when it was done: http://1337.defence-force.org/ The Oric-1/Atmos machines ( htt
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by ibisum 12y ago
Thanks for pointing that out - I donated and got the pack, its chock full of useful things for me to use. Great resource!
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by ibisum 12y ago
On the flipside of this is the fact that, as a founder, you are a clear target for subconscious repression by everyone , thanks to the tall poppy syndrome. So, many times, discussing the issues and problems with others is precisely what y
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by ibisum 12y ago
Also good: http://musicforprogramming.net
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by ibisum 12y ago
And this is where we get the nickname 'pom' from, which is short for 'pompous' and usually associated with other appengages, i.e. 'bastard' and so on. Pomp and ceremony, with little substance, seems to be an es
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by ibisum 12y ago
This one goes on the first page of my playbook as of today.
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by ibisum 12y ago
100% agreed. It was a very clever play by a search engine company. What intrigues me about the Android-equation and the way it entered Googles' playbook is that, indeed, the game is not over. Any other young upstart can arise, almost
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by ibisum 12y ago
Use the source. Really. Never, ever, ever be afraid to read something you don't understand. Read it until you understand it; keep reading it until you're able use what you understand. Always use what you understand, somehow. S
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by ibisum 12y ago
sometime soon, lol! for my part, i wonder if these guys with the deep chi on css are probably .. correct me if i'm wrong .. using the source? i.e. do you get some sort of insight by observing how css is handled, in some source somewhe

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