johnny22

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by johnny22 10y ago
didn't they remove the ability to play gamecube games on later versions of the wii?
872.
by johnny22 10y ago
python will probably always run python2. if you wanna see if python3 is installed, then type python3.
873.
by johnny22 10y ago
the python executable will probably be python 2 for quite some time to come. type python3 --version
874.
by johnny22 10y ago
I've seen distros choose /opt for software not built by the maintainers, but simply repackaged in binary form. This would include software like oracle/sun java.
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by johnny22 10y ago
what the parent poster meant was crafting audio files and metadata that would match what apple checks against ones, such as to get free music
876.
by johnny22 11y ago
I prefer the xdg variables mostly for $XDG_CACHE_HOME and $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR. Those are the kinds of things I don't want to keep having to write rules to exclude from my backups.
877.
by johnny22 11y ago
don't forget $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR for sockets and the like
878.
by johnny22 11y ago
try getting a ticket to oscon. way above my price range
879.
by johnny22 11y ago
if leftpad were in the node stdlib, would you still be making the same point about knowing computer science and using leftpad? in python: https://docs.python.org/3.3/library/stdtypes.html#str.ljust
880.
by johnny22 11y ago
that doesn't seem logical to me. I can format ntfs and hfs partitions (and many others) on linux.
881.
by johnny22 11y ago
at least you can keep it to just C and node if libsass (via node-sass) is good enough for you nowadays. libsass still doesn't support quite everything though :(
882.
by johnny22 11y ago
I can't say how practical, but folks are working on it, as seen here: http://zinc.rs/
883.
by johnny22 11y ago
the little microprocs I'm dealing with, couldn't even run Linux (256kb storage, and 32kb ram). I'm using it, but only for prototyping so far. Works nice enough so far, except that I'm not very good at C/C++! The e
884.
by johnny22 11y ago
you don't need to use the mbed online editor at all if you don't want. I don't. I just use vim and then their yotta tooling.
885.
by johnny22 11y ago
this is not some battle of civilizations
886.
by johnny22 11y ago
isn't that what <script type="module"> is for? it does "use strict" automatically
887.
by johnny22 11y ago
fast boot is most important for container or virtual machines than actual desktop machines.
888.
by johnny22 11y ago
I guess I don't get what's so great about "manhood". Seems to be more trouble than it's worth.
889.
by johnny22 11y ago
how significant is it really? anybody ever put numbers to it?
890.
by johnny22 11y ago
sarcasm?
891.
by johnny22 11y ago
CentOS has NEVER been independent of RHEL
892.
by johnny22 11y ago
yet gnome still runs on the BSDs that have no systemd.
893.
by johnny22 11y ago
I didn't realize such a thing was being made! thanks for the tip
894.
by johnny22 11y ago
for folks using RHEL/CentOS >= 6.5 then https://www.softwarecollections.org/en might be the way to go, once 3.5 is available there.
895.
by johnny22 11y ago
you might also be able to get around it by using separate firefox profiles for each of you.
896.
by johnny22 11y ago
FTFY: problem with games is that I only like games that are multiplayer
897.
by johnny22 11y ago
I don't follow bitcoin much, but aren't the people involved in bitcoinxt well known in the bitcoin community? people that seemed trusted?
898.
by johnny22 11y ago
why not join an existing umbrella organization?
899.
by johnny22 11y ago
"imposing structure on your developers via solid frameworks and tools." is exactly why i use frameworks.
900.
by johnny22 11y ago
you don't need the developer edition, you can use the unbranded version which is the same as the regular version except without the branding.

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