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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
I'd argue that this isn't a pidgin or creole. Unless the language has had changes due to contact with other sign languages, it stands as its own language.
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
I wouldn't call myself a linguist, but I've spent 3 or so years studying it at a university -- here's my take (after a relatively quick skim of the article and video): The language hasn't evolved enough to have smaller d
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
Surprisingly, Firefox performs better than Chrome for me. i7, 20GB RAM, Quadro K2000M, Fedora 19, latest stable of both Firefox and Chrome.
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
Can you elaborate on how the postcard is a big privacy issue for you? Their concern is confirming your address, to confirm that you're in the neighbourhood you've chosen -- what forms of data would you be willing to give to prove
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
I would take a guess that it is type of Ellipsis[1] -- more specifically, Answer ellipsis[2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellipsis_%28linguistics%29 [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Answer_e
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
Crazy idea: Can't a streamer just setup their own live streaming audio server (i.e. Shoutcast and Icecast) and tell users to listen to that while watching their Twitch? This way, their videos can get archived later for on-demand use an
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
I don't know why it just happened now, but it finally dawned on me after seeing the video's kernel/shell/utilities graphic: the shell is a wrapper around the kernel.
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
With all the healthcare.gov hate, I've been wondering why there's barely any scrutiny towards coveredca.com -- at least I haven't seen any.
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by ineedtosleep 12y ago
It would go against their definition of "free software"[1]: A program is free software if the program's users have the four essential freedoms: The freedom to run the program, for any purpose (freedom 0). [1]
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
A couple more data points: I'm running Fedora 19 and Arch on my main dev machines/VMs and as of this posting are considered up-to-date. Both are vulnerable: [Fedora19] $ openssl version OpenSSL 1.0.1e-fips 11 Feb 2013
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
When home internet plans are starting to have data caps as well, yes.
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Not to be confused with react.js[0], which is the first result if you search for "react js" in DDG. [0] http://reactjs.com/
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Right, I've seen the W540 as well, but I guess I'm thinking longer term since my previous laptop, the T61, was used for 5 or so years. In that time, I'm not too confident about Lenovo's workstation plans... > I am a l
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
This is actually a very very interesting laptop where my only question is: Will it run Linux without too much trouble? I have a Lenovo W530, but I have an inkling that the future of the Thinkpad is very grim for my work use cases. Laptops l
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Definitely agree with some of the other posts here: looks like something I would use if I still played MUDs due to its playful feel.
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Some of the "Top Losers" items don't make sense: * YahooJapan: (down arrow) 1.5 to 3.5% * Microsoft: (down arrow) 1.2 to 3.4% * LiveJasmin: (down arrow) 1.2 to 2.0%
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Not the parent post, but from my limited use of Vagrant so far, the main difference is that there's a "base" image that you can quickly reset to in order to test the repeat-ability of your deploys. The images also automatical
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Note that users of extensions like Ghostery will have the search functionality (e.g. http://us2.php.net/results.php?q=curl&l=en&p=all ) "broken." You'll have to allow the Google AJAX Search API permiss
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
If I may ask, where did you get your vision checked for the prescription? I think I'm going your cheap route, however, my vision insurance has long been cancelled since I turned into a contractor..
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
I've researched this for an extremely long time as well and came to very similar conclusions: * Small-ish type stuff on SpiderOak and Dropbox (both on free tiers). I assume both of these are "compromised". * Data that I want
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
I'm actually surprised with the lack of non-webapp RSS feed usage. RSS has been around for such a long time and people moved on from desktop applications to webapps? Personally, I use Thunderbird and newsbeuter since I've used the
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
I actually use mostly the Wikipedia article and the overarching Korean language article[1] mentioned for most of the basics, though I may not be such a good source for gathering materials as I'm just gingerly walking through the materi
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
As someone who took 5+ years of college-level Japanese and majored in (applied) Linguistics, recently learning Korean in my free time has made me appreciate the simplicity of the writing system. In Japanese, a (non-native) reader can go fro
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
Honestly, at first I wasn't too surprised by this, but as I thought about it some more, it's actually pretty damned impressive. Boiling it down a bit, would it be fair to call this a "more universal AUR/yaourt"?
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
I've done some digging around for this a while back and the only thing that made sense to me was the following (and note that this is my personal setup. It could use work, but this has done fine through Linux reinstalls): * Keep your d
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
> Whether you trust them or not is entirely up to you, but it's not that hard to set up your own VPN tunnel. While I agree that trust is a _giant_ issue, speed and price (due bandwidth needed/used) is also a major concern if yo
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
If you're like me and escape your spaces instinctively (e.g. "Progressive\ Rock" instead of "Progressive Rock"), it won't work. Hold back the desire to press the "\" key.
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
As a companion to the OP's animation section, this year's I/O had a really good Chrome performance talk[1]. Lots of good stuff in that talk, especially about repaints, layers and memory usage. For those that don't even k
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
> There are peripheral controllers for PC, but since games are built with the expectation of just a keyboard and mouse [...] These days, that's simply just not true. Sure there are a good amount of games that are just kb/m, but
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by ineedtosleep 13y ago
It's very unlikely that this is a bug. There is no reason that that a failed form validation would save the states of all the input fields EXCEPT the bundle selector.

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