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by jankotek 9y ago
Can Galaxy even run without Linux kernel?
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by jankotek 9y ago
> The space race undermined the Tu-144 programme by shifting the Soviet focus towards long-range rocketry and high-altitude missiles, and away from supersonic bombers, effectively forcing the Soviets to develop the Tu-144 as a standalon
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by jankotek 9y ago
Finally decent replacement for Psion 5 MX. It only took 20 years :-D
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by jankotek 9y ago
That is more graphic acceleration issue. Should not be a problem on this thing.
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by jankotek 9y ago
I have Dell XPS 13. When keyboard broke (probably my fault), technician come to my house next day and replaced it in front of me. For free, as part of basic warranty. I was on holiday in other country...
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by jankotek 9y ago
There is nothing controversial/political about that. They were neighbours because they conquered Sicily and Spain "Cultural exchange" in past happened mostly thanks to slave trade. Teachers were mostly foreign slaves, who con
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by jankotek 9y ago
I dont get why this gets so much attention. Of course there was a contact. Vikings conquered Sicily, south Italy and other meditarinian locations since 8th century. There was a slave trade. At some point Islam conquered 20% of Europe.
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by jankotek 9y ago
Friend did something similar as a kid. Main advantage is not to find rare gems, but to filter out genres you do not like. No fear of missing out...
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by jankotek 9y ago
> Have you ever found yourself using the arrow keys in Vim? Real problem is that you are forced to use Vim. For a long time it was the only decent code editor for terminal. Vi is still default editor on many distros.
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by jankotek 9y ago
Just watch how Silicon Valley tv series evolved. It started with noble idea. In 4th series they recorded all video calls on their network, stored medical records on botnet of hacked phones and fridges...
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by jankotek 9y ago
There is some public support for high speed trains? Hyperloop at least started a discussion. Once it fails, there might be some actual public support.
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by jankotek 9y ago
> A GmbH requires a minimum of 25 thousand euros Simpler advice; buy a ticket to Bratislava and take it from there.
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by jankotek 9y ago
Just take a display with you...
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by jankotek 9y ago
From pictures (even on google search) this company seems white only. No people of color, muslim, LGBTQ+, disabled...
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by jankotek 9y ago
In java large jump tables prevents JIT from compiling methods.
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by jankotek 9y ago
Look at the source code. Redis is very simple, single threaded, primitive networking... I would hardly call it complex even with this extra feature.
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by jankotek 9y ago
I know senior Java devs with 20 years experience, who can not write switch statement. It is pretty limited language construct.
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by jankotek 9y ago
Marxists and socialists did not do anything yet. Now you are just trolling.
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by jankotek 9y ago
Website that constantly talks about 'struggle' and 'revolution' is not extremist at all.
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by jankotek 9y ago
> from a purely algorithmic standpoint You could use the same argument on any extremist site. Algorithm can parse content. It probably has list of bullshit related keywords. Just the title: > Marxist analysis, international working
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by jankotek 9y ago
There are also no big currents, tide or other water movements. Black Sea is fairly closed pond.
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by jankotek 9y ago
Bing, Seznam, Yandex, Baidu.. there are many other search engines with surprisingly good results. Give it try. I started using alternatives, for privacy, but also because they are often better. Google Maps can not even find near pharmacy in
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by jankotek 9y ago
I think OP complains about quality, not consistency. > So is a single bitcoin worth $500,000, $5,000, $500 or $0? I’m inclined to say $0 > The digital currency’s value depends on it becoming digital gold—or on criminals This is op
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by jankotek 9y ago
> DO "THEY" REALLY SAY: "TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS IS SLOWING DOWN"? Why is computer memory getting more expensive? DDR4 is now almost twice more expensive compared to 2016...
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by jankotek 9y ago
There are more alternatives: work remotely, live in cubicle under table, live in a car...
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by jankotek 9y ago
This 'hut' uses quite a few resources. I would not like to pay electricity bill in summer/winter. > It has electricity and is heated with a single electric radiator and is cooled with an exhaust fan and small window sized
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by jankotek 9y ago
It works opposite way. Bitcoin mining is centralized in China, so firewall would cutoff rest of the world. (it ads latency and makes it harder to announce newly mined blocks)
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by jankotek 9y ago
> One day, I was part of a small group flying from San Francisco to New York on the private jet I am sure life is very difficult for women in Sillicon Valley, but could we start talking about other issues? 99.999% people are less privi
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by jankotek 9y ago
> Identify a subset of Scala that can be compiled with reasonable speed I am afraid of Scala fragmentation. There is no way new compiler can be 100% compatible. Hopefully it will be tested on major projects, or there will be some offic
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by jankotek 9y ago
I love bloated software, I wish opening facebook would require 128GB RAM. It makes hardware cheaper for everyone, even nerds who use terminal and lightweight WMs ;-)

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