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by kawsper 11y ago
The "Bench rename to Bank" back-and-forth renamings look pretty interesting.
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by kawsper 11y ago
Do you know of any for Ruby? Most of them seemed abandoned when I looked around. Ruby used to ship with ncurses-support built-in but it was fairly low-level and it moved to https://github.com/ruby/curses
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by kawsper 11y ago
Snowden didn't want to be in a room with a phone, no matter the state of the phone.
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by kawsper 11y ago
I believe there also was a paid version with more levels. Was that discontinued? Edit: Oh, I was thinking of TuxRacer.
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by kawsper 11y ago
Hi, first of all, thanks for your comment, and your full-disclosure. I am a happy Linode customer, and I have been using your service since 2010-09-02 (that is the date of the first invoice), but I have a few issues with your product that y
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by kawsper 11y ago
> but it would avoid doing something that look s(to the end user) more secure than it is and lulling them into a false sense of security that means they don't see any need to upgrade. On that note, does CloudFlare still allow for ht
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by kawsper 11y ago
So how is that different, or better, than putting in the source?
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by kawsper 11y ago
I always liked when he participated in Rap News [0], he seemed to enjoy it. 0, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-rxe9Ayb8c&feature=youtu.be...
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by kawsper 11y ago
DHH made a Action Cable demo where he builds a chat-application: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0WUjGkDFS0
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by kawsper 11y ago
Twit.tv as well. I think they sponsored all the popular podcasts.
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by kawsper 11y ago
Have you tried accessing the site through Google DNS? 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4.
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by kawsper 11y ago
I think they use their DNS service to learn about new domains, it could be interesting if it could be used for new content but I don't think so.
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by kawsper 11y ago
Why would the rent increase? The rent is actually somewhat controlled in Denmark as well.
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by kawsper 11y ago
In Denmark the have talked about an alcohol-lock, so you can only start the car if you breathe into a tube. But that is probably easy to cheat if you want to. Oh, it seems like it already exists: http://alcolockusa.com/compl
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by kawsper 11y ago
Do you know if people can manage their subscriptions themselves? I seem to be able to add "Admins" to a group, but I don't know what that does.
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by kawsper 11y ago
I have a 6S which is a nice phone, but the size of an iPhone 4S was perfect for fitting in your pocket, and you could easily use it with one-hand. I can't one-hand my 6S.
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by kawsper 11y ago
I really enjoyed the interface of GoogleTalk, especially on Windows: http://www.snapfiles.com/screenfiles/GoogleTalk.gif It was very minimalistic compared to MSN Messenger, sadly Google did seem to favor the web versio
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by kawsper 11y ago
Some people in the London Startups groups were talking about GPS collars and more biometric cameras in the streets. It makes me sad to read such things, especially from the tech-crowd.
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by kawsper 11y ago
Adding that data to our order emails when we sell tickets took an hour. Going through the process still haven't been completed.
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by kawsper 11y ago
There is a lot of debate about the origins of the word, and the skull story is a nice (but brutal) party story. Let me give you another version. Back in the days people were drinking off bowls, instead of cups as we do today. And guess what
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by kawsper 11y ago
If Finns are anything like us Danes, they actually like to swear a lot. DHH has some of it as well, and it seems it isn't meant as bad or as rude as native english speakers understands it. David wrote about it here, https://
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by kawsper 11y ago
Yes. The author of libreboot, and owner of Minifree (former Gluglug) said that he would complete all current orders, so he would mark them as out-of-stock. You can buy a X200 and free your laptop yourself if you dare :) You can swing by #li
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by kawsper 11y ago
People are afraid of the Intel Management Engine, and you can read about it here: http://libreboot.org/faq/#intel It is a dense and very detailed text, but basically your Intel CPU contains Active Management Technology
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by kawsper 11y ago
It is a mess. On all Danish produced TV production created after 01/07-2013, product placement is banned. This includes films as well, since they can be broadcasted. But foreign produced films and series are not included in this, so we
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by kawsper 11y ago
Is this the reason why you need to scan your boarding-card if you buy something in the airport? Is it regulation or are these companies data-mining? Edit: Apparently it has something to do with VAT: http://www.telegraph.co.uk&#x2
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by kawsper 11y ago
Nice - I wanted something like that the other day. Hopefully with open government data we would some day be able to solve it. I want to specify "I want to live close to a forest, a skatepark, and with an airport 1.5 hours from me"
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by kawsper 11y ago
It is written like this: >§4. An advertisement shall be designed, in a way that it will be clearly recognisable as an advertisement of whatever form and whatever media in which it is placed." If you receive a review-copy you should
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by kawsper 11y ago
In Denmark, you are required by law to state if an article is paid content or not. The law extends to both articles in magazines, but also the web, including blogs. The ads are not only happening in articles, it is also happening on Vine, w
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by kawsper 11y ago
This reminds of Introversions city-generator: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yI5YOFR1Wus I believe the source was released somewhere, but I don't seem to be able to find it right now.
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by kawsper 11y ago
The cookie directive is implemented differently in each country, so if you are doing business in multiple countries[0], you are in for a bloody mess. [0] http://cookiepedia.co.uk/cookie-laws-across-europe

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