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jfax
6y ago
I once got so frustrated with the typing latency of editing a Confluence page that I remarked to my coworkers that the "baud rate is unacceptable".
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6y ago
I don't have much faith in preorders from small hardware vendors, so I'll pass. In truth, if I wanted to do recreational programming I'd put Temple OS on a T60.
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6y ago
It's a tiresome hold-over of Something Awful culture that's been exported everywhere else.
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6y ago
I think that's the point
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6y ago
I agree with this, including GNU software that starts with "g". Actually to bringing this kinda into topic, Hugo itself is named (albeit, subtly) by the fact that it uses Go. I'm reminded of Rob Pike's polite reminder:
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Thought on the Apple TV+ Deal
(aaugh.com)
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6y ago
Many, most popular ones these days even, YouTube videos are uploaded in an authorised manner. Music videos by VEVO, etc.
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6y ago
Won't disclouse which, but I'm among them!
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6y ago
The article is talking about GNU coreutils. If this article was talking about how Docker behaves, I'd hope the article would refer to it as "Docker" rather than "Linux".
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6y ago
GNU isn't Unix, for one thing. The GNU project intentionally flaunts historic behaviour in favour of pragmatism. I also find this line maddening: >in some versions of Linux ls Do you mean "in some configurations of GNU ls"
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6y ago
The reuse terms of these images are pretty curious, "within the bounds of common sense".
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6y ago
I'm honestly surprised no one has hit barneyfag yet.
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6y ago
Immediately started punching in dril classics and am thoroughly impressed with the results. Well done.
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6y ago
Author made the fatal mistake of thinking "access to source code" is the specific, concerted goal of Free software, not you know... software freedom. In a world of forced software updates, elusive and feared "algorithms"
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6y ago
In the UK, the Plain English Campaign awards certifications to numerous insurance companies, among other businesses and organisations, for writing their policies in Plain English. The point they are making is that plain English belongs is p
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6y ago
I associate it with naive teenagehood, but I don't associate it with 'edginess'.
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6y ago
I knew one dude, who was possibly autistic, seriously made Microsoft products a part of his identity.
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6y ago
I feel like calling Free software 'open source' devalues the project and their maintainers by giving the impression their work can be exploited for non-Free software.
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6y ago
4chan
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6y ago
I will put aside my anti-JavaScript zealotry and say this is good, nice, informative, etc. Couldn't be more simple to use.
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6y ago
People who build "personal brands" on twitter should be condemned. It should not be recognised as a valid use case. There is a reason why people like dril came onto the platform to lampoon and confront the absurdity of brand twitt
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More than half of British homes don't have a bathroom (1950)
(theguardian.com)
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Security practices by adversary, tool, and domain
(wiki.installgentoo.com)
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6y ago
I was thinking more of 4chan moderators.
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7y ago
It's a very funny and perhaps unfortunate from the perspective of 4chan users.
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Scarmble
(billwurtz.com)
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7y ago
Complete nonsense article. Only a US person, or generally someone who is unfamiliar with the history of food rationing, could've written something like this.
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7y ago
This appears to be very similar to Capybara in Ruby, which I've used extensively. I was under the impression that implementations of Selenium were as high-level as this every language.
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7y ago
My thoughts exactly. We will still need cars of course, but don't necessarily need to replace them one-to-one. I hope alternative transport will fulfill most needs in a way that will reduce car ownership in the first place.
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Security
(wiki.installgentoo.com)
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