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by jonathonf 11y ago
There have been plenty of these sorts of MVNOs in the past. For example, Ovivo tried to stay afloat by offering subscription plans above its free tiers. Still went bust. When something is free there will always be huge uptake of it (see als
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by jonathonf 11y ago
You could argue he's one of the greats. But the greatest? "Many wonder whether O’Sullivan can equal Hendry’s record of seven world titles and officially become, in his forties, the greatest player the game has ever known." No
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by jonathonf 11y ago
That would also reinforce the importance of checking things work first time. With the rapid feedback we get now, the temptation to hack away gets in the way of properly understanding and predicting what the effect of the changes will be.
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by jonathonf 12y ago
The two are not really related. With regards package updates, when Arch started publishing security update announcements Manjaro could start pushing those out faster. Delayed updates of other upstream packages is not really an issue (e.g. U
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by jonathonf 12y ago
It's just embarrassing. I can only assume the sysop is on holiday.
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by jonathonf 12y ago
The issue is with HSTS. If you've visited the site before you've likely cached that SSL is required and your browser will refuse to connect. Using e.g. a 'private window' will allow it to be bypassed.
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by jonathonf 12y ago
Original article rather than the above repaste: http://www.e-siber.com/guvenlik/dropbox-accesses-all-the-fil... And the Reddit discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/2xr
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by jonathonf 12y ago
"To install Layers, upload the layers zip file to your self-hosted WordPress install under APPEARANCE →THEMES → ADD NEW." It's a theme framework, like Pagelines et al.
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by jonathonf 12y ago
Instead of: cat foo.txt | ruby -ne 'BEGIN{ $x=[]}; $x << $_.chomp; END { puts $x.sort }' just use `sort`: sort foo.txt There's a reason these commands already exist. :)
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by jonathonf 12y ago
So you could: a) use a half-rectified supply b) halve the count. A) would be easier. :)
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by jonathonf 12y ago
Depending on the supply requirements, he might use voltage ripple as a reference. With an unsmoothed rectified supply you get a nice "pulsed" input anyway: http://falstad.com/circuit/#%24+1+5.0E-6+1.8479586061
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by jonathonf 12y ago
Linux client, and the client source code is also available.
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by jonathonf 12y ago
It appears to be entirely foiled NoScript (i.e. Javascript whitelisting).
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by jonathonf 12y ago
Not that you'd ever need to. Their support is excellent. Email, IRC, usenet, SMS. In fact, I bet RevK (company MD) is on their IRC channel right now. Added bonuses: native IPv6, no CGNAT, no traffic shaping, anti-censor stance, black-b
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by jonathonf 12y ago
Two key bits from the first two paragraphs of the article: "make it easier for other Internet applications to use information in your email" "It will replace IMAP" First one seems par for the course, the second one doesn
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by jonathonf 13y ago
About time. The feature was (as far as I could tell) also in breach of European data protection law (no opt-in/opt-out, no information in advance of opt-in about what was being collected, how information was being stored, what it was b
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by jonathonf 13y ago
Isn't this the sort of thing PGP/GPG was designed for?
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by jonathonf 13y ago
A bit more information in the official announcement: http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos-announce/2014-Janua... "With great excitement I'd like to announce that we are joining the Red Hat family. Th
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by jonathonf 13y ago
Tried and was disappointed I couldn't search the 2000-era web.
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by jonathonf 13y ago
Please, make a version suitable for kids. This would make an excellent teaching tool.