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jussij
9y ago
So lets go back to 2009 when it was obvious Linux would kill Windows: http://www.pcworld.com/article/181640/linux_will_kill_window...
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jussij
9y ago
From that same link that you provided take a look at the Damages column. Every single billion dollar storm has happened in the current decade. 2010–11 Yasi $3.56 billion 2011–12 Lua > $230 million 2012–13 Nare
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jussij
9y ago
I think you might be right. For those of us that who remember the VU meter, that scale does seems to be red lining :(
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jussij
9y ago
So I'm assuming that means the place to be is the somewhere near the Atlantic? Given what seems to be is happening in the Gulf of Mexico and what happened in the Northern Pacific (i.e. Japan and the Philippines) less than a year, t
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9y ago
It is fairly obvious these extreme weather events are getting stronger as predicted by the climate modelling. Here is the history of the biggest Cyclones (i.e. Hurricanes) for the Australia region: 1918 – Cyclone Innisfail (Category 5) 19
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9y ago
Who knows if this link is accurate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Transfer_Protocol But it says: SSH File Transfer Protocol The SSH file transfer protocol (chronologically the second of the two protocols abbrevia
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jussij
9y ago
> Well regarding "TSL" I'm sure you mean TLS that is correct. That was my typo :( > SFTP is a completely new protocol based on SSH. If that is the case please explain the following scenario. I wrote an editor that had F
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9y ago
If you look at my post I did not say SSH I said SSL. EDIT: I think you will find FTPS is based on TSL not SSL. TSL is an alternative to SSL.
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9y ago
So please tell me what is the difference between FTP and SFTP. But before we start to discuss that point lets at least agree SFTP is some sort of FTP protocol over SSL?
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jussij
9y ago
Would that not be the one time you have your phone off, with you paying full attention? Or are you describing a first and last date situation?
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9y ago
SFTP is the FTP protocol running through a SSL socket where as FTP is the FTP protocol running through a plain old socket. So they do have a lot in common.
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9y ago
I don't disagree with you as such. The problem comes when the fish farming industry doesn't stick to the rules and the government, who are meant to be overseeing the industry, decide to look the other way. That exact situation has
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jussij
9y ago
I suspect this is an issue with Racer, the tool that provides the completion information.
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9y ago
> I am kind of lost when trying to debug a binary on windows When I want to debug a program using the Visual Studio IDE I do the following: 1. Start the IDE and open the solution file. 2. Make sure the Debug Build option is selected. 3.
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9y ago
I pretty much used this exact same approach to implement undo/redo in a programmer's editor and found it worked well. My code is pretty exactly as you describe, an undo and redo stack holding action objects and the interfaces to t
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jussij
9y ago
From the article: Last month, a number of women came forward to the New York Times, alleging misconduct by McClure and others in the venture community. That to me sounds like not really too bad but instead about f'n time.
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9y ago
All I can say is I'd rather be spending time catching fish on a lake created by a hydroelectric system, then cooking those fish at night in the camp site by the lake, than doing the same anywhere inside the Chernobyl 30 km Exclusion Zo
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9y ago
Here are a few measurable statictics that Nuclear would win hands down: * Square miles of uninhabitable land produced/tWh * Fishing industries destroyed/tWh * Agricultural land destroyed/tWh * Peoples displaced/tWh * Let
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9y ago
Australia has plenty of Uranium.
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9y ago
I'm not suggesting the videos should be available to just anyone for public view. On the contrary they need to be kept very securely, not only to stop unauthorised access but to stop unauthorised tampering or deletion. However, I don&#
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9y ago
> should only be accessible by the district attorneys office. Why the need for such a high level of secrecy? From outside of the US, the picture I get of the police force and the bodies that control them is they have a tendency to try an
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9y ago
It's worse than that. From the article he was being docked $1 for each day he was on the run . He would have been paid if he had not escaped.
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9y ago
That's nothing compared to their massive $1 billion Queensland Health Payroll stuff up: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-06-06/qld-health-payroll-deb... http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-08-
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9y ago
> running installers is restricted to admin accounts by group policy. Hence the popularity of portable apps which don't use installers. The just unzip to any folder and run.
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9y ago
I agree. I've never used 'Fira Code' so it might actually be a good font. But of the three screen shots offered, it looked like the worst and the www looked really bad.
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9y ago
> C++11/14/17 each make the language better and deal That may be true, but all you are seeing is C++ copying from every other language in an effort to once again become relevant. IMHO in this modern day and age there are so ma
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jussij
9y ago
Is this an Aprils fools joke posted a few months late?
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9y ago
> This is just the way the world is right now. The Indian IT labor market is only just catching up to the global reality. Isn't that pretty much what the OP to whom you are replying meant when OP wrote: it seems odd that anyone in
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9y ago
The irony is the argument, which asks for the human damage is considered when considering the fate of the workforce. In reality, as was the case in the past and will continue into the future, the cheap workforce will always be replaced with
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9y ago
From the page: At the meeting, Mr. Sikka also described how the company “released 11,000 jobs due to automation.” Many small shareholders appealed to the board to consider the “human cost” of layoffs in the software sector. That quote mad
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