jamespo

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   by jamespo 9y ago

   I created a very early website in the 90s for Baird & Co, running under Netscape Enterprise Server and Illustra/Webdriver. Graphically it was hideous!
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   by jamespo 9y ago

   Re: point 1 - George is a polymath who immediately masters anything he turns his hand to
3. 573.▲
   by jamespo 9y ago

   But the loopback interface is up & available as standard? Only advantage I can see is if localhost is hardcoded everywhere.
4. 574.▲
   by jamespo 9y ago

   Couldn't you just bind to different addresses under 127.0.0.1/8 ? eg 127.0.0.1, 127.0.0.2 etc
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   by jamespo 9y ago

   But it's available? Seems like your comparison with Tienanmen Square falls a little flat.
6. 576.▲
   by jamespo 9y ago

   Running linux in a VM condemns you to never really understand it
7. 577.▲
   by jamespo 9y ago

   as long as they appreciate their complaining will come to nowt, do it as much as they like
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   by jamespo 9y ago

   You're not forced, particularly not to get a smartphone. You're trading off convenience.
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   by jamespo 9y ago

   Why should yubi price it any cheaper? It will never compete on cost with storing your private keys insecurely.
10. 580.▲
    by jamespo 9y ago

    Some would say the orchestration layer is quite important
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ORCL/chart?p=ORCL
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    Can this be used to proxy requests from a downstream server, ie reverse cowboy?
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    What I list really, having to put the laptop into dev mode. My mrs accidentally wiped crouton by following the prompts to take it out.
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    "Proper" crouton, not getting beeped at, waiting for boot delay & sacrificing security etc would be the only way this could be compelling.
15. 585.▲
    by jamespo 9y ago

    Because just like other net benefactors from EU money such as Hungary and Poland they want to have their cake and eat it.
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    Shocked the developer of caddy couldn't retire on that $50K
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    Ah yes Daily Stormer, just a website with a "conservative bent"
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    Here comes the nirvana fallacy
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    They do have the clout to get their improvements upstream http://stackalytics.com/?project_type=kubernetes-group&metri...
20. 590.▲
    by jamespo 9y ago

    I'm not sure there's much overlap between your first group and your second group.
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    Surely Google should realise that Topaz and Garnet clash with font names on AmigaOS?
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    Today's GUI is yesterday's terminal
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    But if facebook was around in the 60s onwards what do you think the organizers would be using to publicize the events?
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    I wonder if it's worthwhile having a check that compares closeness of the name to existing popular packages and if so does some extended vetting.
25. 595.▲
    by jamespo 9y ago

    like COPR in fedora or PPA in ubuntu surely
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    But if you are happy with that presumably expensive proprietary software, why not run windows?
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    It's a very good editor; I always assumed it was windows only but it's multiplatform too.
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    mmm delicious false equivalence
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    Thanks goodness iphones can't be lost or broken
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    by jamespo 9y ago

    Anyone would think the internet has become more closed in recent years or something