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by kej 7y ago
It's because YOU WILL NOTICE THIS ONE in a list of other normal text
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by kej 7y ago
It would be interesting to combine this with something like the PGP word list [0] to get human readable names for an IP address. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PGP_word_list
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by kej 7y ago
My understanding is that copyright holders aren't typically filing DMCA complaints against YouTube. They're using YouTube's internal resolution mechanisms which lack the DMCA's disincentives for abuse.
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by kej 7y ago
It doesn't seem to be playable online, but they have this: https://archive.org/details/msdos_Gabriel_Knight_2_-_The_Bea...
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by kej 7y ago
>no limit on the scope of amendments There's one notable limit in that an amendment can't deprive a state of equal Senate representation: >...provided that ...[restrictions on amendments before 1808]; and that no state, with
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by kej 7y ago
Right, my point is that static linking is also okay with the LGPL, albeit slightly more difficult in terms of what you have to make available to end users.
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by kej 7y ago
Your application is "infected" if you use Qt without a commercial license, regardless of how you link it. It's a little harder (but still possible) to comply with the LGPL requirements when you statically link, but you are bo
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by kej 7y ago
As a random bit of trivia, while George Washington presided over the Constitutional Convention, this was the only issue on which he expressed an opinion, in favor of lowering the original ratio from 1:40k to 1:30k.
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by kej 7y ago
From the article: >Randomly generating an existing key is essentially impossible. If all 7 billion people on the planet generated a million keys per second for a century, a year later they would have on the order of 1025 new keys - the p
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by kej 7y ago
You can do `fortune | cowsay | lolcat` for the same thing in rainbow colors.
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by kej 7y ago
Thanks for this; pricing tiers based on outgoing email volume instead of number of domains or mailboxes is perfect for a lot of situations.
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by kej 7y ago
The LGPL requires end users to be able to view and modify the LGPL portion of the derivative work. Does iOS give end users that level of access to apps? (honest question, my outsider's impression of Apple is that they have stuff locked
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by kej 7y ago
So much legislation consists of "add the following text to USC 1.23: 'blah blah blah'" that I'm surprised there isn't something like this for pending bills.
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by kej 7y ago
>also gets a Private/Public keypair Tangential curiosity: how is this part done? Do you download the keys from a government website? How do they handle key reissues if a private key is compromised?
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by kej 7y ago
My belief is that if someone is wronged, they deserve to be made whole. If they are systematically wronged, then the just thing to do is to change the system to make them whole. If you tilt the scales in one direction for generations, and t
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by kej 7y ago
The supreme court upheld the requirement that IDs have a street address, but some (maybe most or all, not sure) of the tribal authorities were able to assign street names and reissue IDs in time.
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by kej 7y ago
>In response, I suggest that these groups no longer be subject to the government that oppressed them. I'm curious what your experience is with historically oppressed populations. A lot of your comments in this thread come off, frank
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by kej 7y ago
You kind of get this "for free" with some forms of proportional representation. If any group (geographic, ethnic, religious, whatever) feels unrepresented, there is an opportunity for a party to win seats representing that group&#
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by kej 7y ago
This looks really neat. Are you aware of any similar projects for the z-machine games, at all? https://github.com/ktzar/scummatlas
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by kej 7y ago
> It's not heroic and means nothing to Blizzard On the contrary, I suspect that canceling a subscription is the only thing that means something to them.
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by kej 7y ago
We've been doing exactly that every ten years for the census, so it's not exactly an unsolved problem.
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by kej 7y ago
This reminds me of my dad, who saw how much his family worried when his older brother was sent to Vietnam and decided not to tell them when it was his turn. For the rest of her life my grandmother used the Army training my dad for jungle wa
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by kej 7y ago
You could use IR LEDs and two cameras, one for tracking and one with an IR filter.
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by kej 7y ago
Most modern web frameworks will deliver requests to your application already parsed into whatever kind of data structure you want. Text processing is a very small part of backend development.
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by kej 7y ago
I feel like this comparison would be more accurate if you split up the address portion for both of them. The corporation is also going to require payment information which is going to tie into all the identification requirements of the bank
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by kej 7y ago
Rust aside, this is a well done little puzzle game and worth the few bucks. It's on Steam, also.
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by kej 7y ago
Around the time I learned vim I also got myself into the habit of using the opposite hand for Ctrl, the same way you would for Shift. It has pretty much eliminated any need to stretch for a key chord.
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by kej 7y ago
It's a registry edit, but SharpKeys is a small GUI for editing that part of the registry: https://github.com/randyrants/sharpkeys
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by kej 7y ago
Not sure how it would fit in your workflow, but you can avoid that back-button bug by using the "read later" share intent (it's the pin with a white background instead of blue). With that one you get a toast message saying th
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by kej 7y ago
I've been happy with PinDroid. It adds Pinboard as a share target, so you can bookmark things from any app with a share menu (including your browser, obviously). https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=c

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