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by insertnickname 9y ago
Wikipedia has cancer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wikipedia_Signpost/2...
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by insertnickname 9y ago
UWP does have some neat new stuff, but they didn't have to ignore the desktop like they obviously did. Desktop is a second-class citizen in UWP.
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by insertnickname 9y ago
UWP apps can run on desktop, mobile even consoles. Windows Mobile is dead, so UWP is really just for desktops and Xbox (and Hololens, but no one cares). How many apps are going to be used on both desktops and Xbox? Maybe some trivial ones
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by insertnickname 9y ago
I'd be happy to "give" Greenland independence ( as if I have any right to deny them independence). I do not pine for the days when Denmark was a mighty bully. Now we're just a small bully—holding on to Greenland the Far
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by insertnickname 9y ago
Are there any disadvantages to using a single NIC with VLANs rather than two NICs for a router?
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by insertnickname 9y ago
Or by way of intentional disablement.
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by insertnickname 9y ago
Infrequent 50k IU doses are commonly used too.
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by insertnickname 9y ago
Sent you an e-mail. Hopefully Gmail doesn't chuck it!
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by insertnickname 9y ago
I used the process described in this blog post to be able to deliver to Hotmail: https://blog.stickleback.dk/getting-off-hotmails-blocklist/ (not my blog). I got the same strange automated responses as this guy got, bu
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by insertnickname 9y ago
I've been hosting my own personal mail server for about a year. Had to go through some arcane process to be "allowed" to send mails to Hotmail and my mails have been marked as spam once or twice by Gmail, but I don't usu
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by insertnickname 9y ago
I don't see any reason why Go would encourage large files. A Go package consists of every Go source file in a directory. You can use as many or as few files as you want per package.
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by insertnickname 9y ago
Hear, hear
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by insertnickname 9y ago
It'll just encourage companies to rewrite all their software as one line of Perl.
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by insertnickname 9y ago
CC does not advise against using CC0 for software, only their regular CC licenses. See: https://wiki.creativecommons.org/wiki/CC0_FAQ#May_I_apply_CC...
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by insertnickname 9y ago
Perhaps Dave Cheney's gb would interest you; it does not use GOPATH. https://getgb.io/
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by insertnickname 9y ago
go install caches build artifacts and only rebuilds when necessary (or when explicitly instructured to rebuild everything). go build builds from scratch every time—IIRC and if it hasn't changed since this I learned this. There&#x27
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by insertnickname 9y ago
Just because you have a Makefile in your repository, it doesn't mean the package(s) aren't `go get`-able. As long as the package can be built with `go install`/`go build` it should be fine.
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by insertnickname 9y ago
Have a look at Labdoor's magnesium supplement reviews,[1] but keep in mind that the supplement they gave the highest quality score, Life Extension Magnesium Caps, is not necessarily the best supplement. It contains magnesium oxide, cit
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by insertnickname 9y ago
Most laptops are terrible. We should celebrate that this one might not have a terrible keyboard.
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by insertnickname 9y ago
I think people forget Google didn't 'invent" Android But they did acquire the company that did.
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by insertnickname 9y ago
As I said, this isn't just a problem for no-JS browsers, it's also a problem for people with slow Internet connections. They might be able to load the HTML and CSS reasonably fast, but then they'll have to sit around waiting
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by insertnickname 9y ago
Please excuse this off-topic comment, but the webpage is severely dysfunctional. Unless JavaScript is enabled in the browser, the page will just display a loading screen. All the content is right there in the HTML and it would be perfectly
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by insertnickname 9y ago
He didn't say that Microsoft had never done anything evil, he said they hadn't done anything evil while he was at Microsoft. In fact, he said this: This is evil. This is horrifying. This is the kind of stuff Microsoft did in the
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by insertnickname 9y ago
For the love God, why is the opacity set to 0 on the text? So that JS can be used to fade in the text... Why would you do this? You're just annoying people who do have JS enabled with annoying animations and barring people who don&#x27
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by insertnickname 9y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12681143 >HardenedBSD is one of the bigger jokes in the BSD community. [...]
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by insertnickname 9y ago
Another Sarno cure checking in. Debilitating "RSI" in wrists/arms and back pain. I tried everything (lots of rest, ergonomic keyboards, cold compresses, NSAIDs, physical therapy), but nothing I did seemed to make any differe
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by insertnickname 9y ago
You mean like this? https://play.golang.org/p/W9PYFB6LUG
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by insertnickname 9y ago
>Europe's countries do not block websites. Sure they do. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_in_Denmark
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by insertnickname 9y ago
I never said that. I just provided facts to back up evook's claim that "you can't compare Crimea with western Europe. Crimea was mostly Russian to begin with". Even if you look at the 1897 census, it was 33 % Russian.
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by insertnickname 9y ago
The argument is that Crimea is mostly Russian _today_, not just 50, 100, or more years ago. >According to the (2001 census), the ethnic makeup of Crimea's population consists of the following self-reported groups: Russians:1.18 mill

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