kebolio

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by kebolio 10y ago
> Most people use stable Rust. However, many popular or important libraries like Serde or Rocket require the use of nightly. I recall the article a very short while ago on the front page that noted how Rust has effectively diverged into
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by kebolio 10y ago
> [Go] failed to provide a safe concurrency model. What did he mean by this?
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by kebolio 10y ago
Go Mono is closer to (or a remake of) the Pelm font from Plan 9.
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by kebolio 10y ago
Echoes the sale of the ThinkPad to Lenovo...
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by kebolio 10y ago
Geary is actually quite a nice e-mail client to use if you use GNOME or something close to GNOME (Unity, Cinnamon, Pantheon).
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by kebolio 10y ago
So giving a game a better review because you slept with the developer is perfectly ok?
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by kebolio 10y ago
I agree somewhat; the judge still could have bankrupted Gawker without taking too much off the number
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by kebolio 10y ago
Despite the members having elected a leftist leader for the first time in 30 years, the liberals in the Labour Party continue to wield considerable power. Thatcher even said that there was "nothing to be afraid about" (paraphrasin
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by kebolio 10y ago
Can someone answer why this is wrong instead of just downvoting?
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by kebolio 10y ago
irrelevant to whether i agree with you or not, stating the current year is not a valid argument for change.
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by kebolio 10y ago
sounds to me like a perverse realisation of amd's apu ideal, treating VRAM like system RAM, although in this case they are still disparate memory spaces.
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by kebolio 10y ago
realistically, what is the best option for adding wireless networking to this or any other setup based on a generic box? i assume one can build an access point with a typical wifi dongle but i am not aware of any of the software means requi
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by kebolio 10y ago
i don't think that the minimalism of the default install (i am talking about openbsd mainly, since i have little experience with the other three) is too much of a problem. in the default install is practically all the tools and compone
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by kebolio 10y ago
i would say that openbsd is the better tool for the job in my opinion. pf is just much nicer and simpler to set up and configure than linux iptables, and openbsd is hardened which is important for a machine that is always facing the interne