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More secure SSH
(oxy-secure.app)
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jmakov
8y ago
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9y ago
Blocktrade.com|Senior Python and Angular Engineers|Ljubljana, Slovenia|Contracting or Full Time|ONSITE ONLY|€60-120k Blocktrade.com is looking for a driven and ambitious senior back-end and/or front-end developer to help us build the f
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Walaroo – Apache Storm/Spark alternative
(wallaroolabs.com)
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9y ago
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jmakov
10y ago
I was frustrated with Selenium community so I started selenium-utils and selenium-components. The first deals with advanced Selenium acrobatics whereas the last provides a set of components (page object) that are commonly used (datepicker e
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10y ago
FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop HEADLINE: I just want simple things to work DESCRIPTION: - after an update cups is broken - can I have 3 monitors without jerking around with vi? - battery performance sucks - random waking up of my laptop after suspe
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jmakov
10y ago
I expected people in this problem space would transition to Rust. Interesting decision staying with cpp.
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jmakov
10y ago
Can someone fill me in why renting a couple of root servers wouldn't solve the problem?
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jmakov
10y ago
Any data how this compares to other time series databases?
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PyTables
(pytables.org)
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10y ago
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jmakov
10y ago
Tried to apply and your website couldn't submit the application... (Latest Google Chrome, Linux Mint 17).
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jmakov
11y ago
No workee. "Enter anyway" no workee. Version 48.0.2564.116 (64-bit), DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Linux Mint 17.3 Rosa"
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jmakov
12y ago
What I think is most interesting of all is not that a foreign country is attacking a US company nor that the company has no support from the wast pool of three letter agencies but the fact that github as a company designed their architectur
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jmakov
14y ago
The problem is not its size but the lack of easily replacing it at the charging station with a fully charged one. Also you could make it modular and increase its size. Maybe that kind of design would help replacing it faster.
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jmakov
14y ago
Your battery is for some reason low on energy. You must charge it or call a tow truck. There's no tech that will charge your battery faster than replacing it.
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jmakov
14y ago
The fact that something monolithic, at the bottom of the car, which causes bad experience thingy isn't easily removed is the designer engineer's problem. It also shows that nobody really thought about the whole everyday experience of this k
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jmakov
14y ago
just replace the battery once you stop at the charging station with a fully charged one. you know, hydraulics, robots and stuff. but give the customer enough time to go to the toilet room. we don't want the customer to be in a hurry and ha
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15y ago
some more info: they state that their model can get info from static. check out utube links (mainly in german): http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=global+scaling&#...
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jmakov
15y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Consciousness_Project
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jmakov
15y ago
That's one of the papers Global scaling theory is based on. There's a long story on how Hertmut Mueller as a researcher in Soviet Russia did some research for the gov. that was classified etc. They even had some talks on some german Uni's w
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jmakov
16y ago
I worked in Mathematica quite a bit, still use it for some quick visualization hacks. But after some time, I wanted to do stuff that wasn`t available in Mathematica and the only choice would be to implement the algorithms by myself. At that
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16y ago
Seems they finally copied http://searchpoint.ijs.si/Result.aspx