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10y ago
Not many do and they're even less likely to be on the first page of google hits.
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10y ago
This reminds me of a a terrible programmer I knew when asked why he had no comments in his code: "inspection of the code should be sufficient". Not for your code it wasn't.
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10y ago
From an acquaintance who lived there, it's a bit of a nanny state, neighbours will complain about anything. She was walking home one day and saw a couple watching television in the house wearing headphones, presumably so as not to dist
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10y ago
I still recall switching from AltaVista :D
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10y ago
Looking forward to v2 which adds multilingual (French & German) support, codenamed 'Allo 'Allo
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10y ago
Not so trivially with SPF / DomainKeys but without these being core parts of the original system they are limited.
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10y ago
This is an attempt to reframe the argument and is relevant to Eich how? Was he brought up in an anti-gay cult? He's an adult, stop trying to claim he has no responsibility.
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10y ago
From what I see he didn't "lose" $1M. He invested $100K which at one point was worth $1M.
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10y ago
I'm moving to signal / telegram / flavour-of month. What's that, I have no contacts on any of those services? I guess that's even more secure.
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10y ago
Google's customer support isn't horrible, it's just not there
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10y ago
So, your prefer your anecdata to his anecdata?
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10y ago
What if you use Nuitka or PyPy for Python, does that magically allow you across the arbitrary border?
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10y ago
Yes, that's interesting. Not on a par with the DTrace or ZFS projects but an incremental improvement all the same.
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10y ago
I recently wrote a python script that uses selenium/xpath to check the price of items I'm interested in and emails me when they change... has already saved me some money (or cost me, depending on your viewpoint).
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10y ago
then he doesn't pay for both?
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10y ago
ZFS/SMF/zones etc are due to the engineering excellence at Sun though, I'd be interested to know of the innovation/improvements since Oracle slammed the door on OpenSolaris.
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10y ago
Not really used the pen on the linux side much but touch works fine. double finger scroll & pinch to zoom works in chrome (but not firefox, or at least I can't get it working). The graphics are fairly snappy with wayland too. I do
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10y ago
I find the Arch derived distribution Apricity runs very well on my HP Spectre X360
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10y ago
It's not "functionally equivalent" at all
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10y ago
yeah but... $750M for notes?
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10y ago
I think there's something to be said for the Linus style
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10y ago
Maybe Facebook investors should bail out too by that reasoning?
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10y ago
The first iphone didn't even have 3g
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10y ago
What operating systems, stacks, languages, compilers, etc do they use?
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10y ago
What dependencies? This is statically compiled go. Binaries are available, automating a download and wrapping into a package with FPM is not that much effort.
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10y ago
Why not create your own package? Can do a basic one with fpm
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10y ago
You can look more recently than that, the failed austerity experiment contributed to these conditions
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10y ago
Congratulations on your escape from Syria
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10y ago
You would not be earning if society didn't exist due to the taxes you pay
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10y ago
It would seem they can in this case, maybe you don't want them to.
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