jhauris

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by jhauris 8y ago
> No one would separate a child from their parent in any world. This was regularly done in the USSR for idealogical reasons. > but then you realize that they broke the law. I'm not familiar with the show, but the law isn't t
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by jhauris 8y ago
Many of the roads in the city of Pittsburgh are carved into the mountain, sometimes with shops or houses on either side between the road and cliff face. The terrain there is not a trivial thing to engineer around.
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by jhauris 9y ago
You got me curious, and I found this article about people growing rice in Maryland without flooded paddies. https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/food/rice-grown-in-...
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by jhauris 9y ago
I think it's decentralized partly because itunes doesn't integrate with any other services. So to serve android and IOS many podcasters NEED a single RSS feed that they point iTunes and other services to. Many relatively small ser
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by jhauris 9y ago
those are great, definitely adding those aliases.
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by jhauris 9y ago
The PeerTube FAQ directly states that they do not.[0] They give the reasoning (with some numbers) that small to medium sized creators are better off getting community support through patreon or similar. 0: https://github.com&#x2F
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by jhauris 9y ago
I thought it was an interesting way to look at it, and while I see your point I still think there's value in the company store comparison.
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by jhauris 9y ago
My understanding as a non-lawyer is that unless there's an assignment of copyright by contributors they retain copyright to their contributions. I think in practice they also license that contribution under the project license, but som
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by jhauris 9y ago
Is it unrealistic to hope for a linux SDK? They have Unity and Unreal SDKs (both of which engines support Linux in my understanding), and their custom OS is based on Android.
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by jhauris 9y ago
What does everyone make of perpetual license to content agreement? Is this just so they can operate the service, or are they able to sell and use your content without cutting you in? > Specifically, you grant Magic Leap a worldwide, irre
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by jhauris 9y ago
This was a single person gaming the system as a hobby with no reward. How well do you think you can trust this system when in reality there are restaurants with a real financial incentive and the ability to invest?
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by jhauris 9y ago
Are there places they can't reroute the trail? That seems like the natural solution.
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by jhauris 9y ago
It's more interesting that they incremented the version of the script. Apparently modifying comments justifies increasing the minor version.
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by jhauris 9y ago
I really liked having a "vim mug" as cheat sheet. If you drink hot liquids at your desk you'll have a mug anyway. This way it doubles as a vim reference while you're learning and you're probably less likely to lose
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by jhauris 10y ago
The legislative branch can not create laws that change the definition of what rights are constitutionally protected or interpreted through the normal legislative process. The SCOTUS in fact can strike down laws that are passed but are deeme
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by jhauris 10y ago
You can always host your own sync stack.
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by jhauris 10y ago
The vast growth of the programmer population as a reason for why there aren't as many older programmers is a very compelling reason. I'm surprised I haven't seen it before.
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by jhauris 11y ago
Amazing work.
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by jhauris 11y ago
That's not exactly how it played out. FTA: "Mayor Bowser announced the snow emergency the day before the storm hit, on Thursday, and parking enforcement officers and tow drivers moved swiftly once it went into effect on Friday mo
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by jhauris 11y ago
Land line user here. Don't get cell service at my house, the WISP we use for internet is usually fine but occasionally unreliable. Also, a couple years ago we lost power for almost a week. So I think there is still a good reason for so