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by kirushik 8y ago
Seems like at least Ecuador did: > The present currency of Ecuador is the United States dollar. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Currency_of_Ecuador
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by kirushik 9y ago
Also https://appear.in — works fine in Linux browsers (Chromium and Firefox are both OK, use them myself regularly). Just create a room, share the link and you're all set.
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by kirushik 10y ago
Why not OpenSUSE Leap then?
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by kirushik 10y ago
Enpass seems to be your (and mine) best choice at the moment. At least it's a standalone Qt application (not a JS-based browser one), with it's separate UI and without any autofills without asking. Bonus points for reasonably good
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by kirushik 10y ago
Well, there's https://weex-project.io/ which claims to be easy the "React for Vue" you're asking about. The only caveat is that you'd better be reading Chinese version of documentation with Google T
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by kirushik 10y ago
At my current project we have components which are literally called `duct-tape` and `glue`.
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by kirushik 10y ago
> Where in the campaign was there indication that he'd want to start a war? Just as my 2 cents, Mr. Trump definitely stated several times that he wants to re-thinkthe whole NATO, UN and the international security system in general.
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by kirushik 10y ago
Wonderful tips, not really much to add! Just maybe the fact that we traditionally sell beer (our special OpenBuildService brand;-) at the openSUSE booth (and that's the only place you can get one on the campus).
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by kirushik 10y ago
Or that "he" is an automated distributed system without strong consistency guarantees.
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by kirushik 10y ago
Eurovision-2015?
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by kirushik 10y ago
> easier and safer than hypothetically laying gasoline pipelines everywhere Ironically, that's safer exactly because electricity won't give you those MW-scale powers.
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by kirushik 10y ago
Ideally, you shouldn't even upload the sources to the OBS manually at all! Just provide a so called "service" file with an instruction hour to fetch the sources (tarball or git), and everything after that will be handled by B
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by kirushik 10y ago
The infamous Barmin's patch doesn't have any `sh` mentions either: ``` echo "test... test... test..." | perl -e '$??s:;s:s;;$?::s;;=]=>%-{<-|}<&|`{;;y; -/:-@[-`{-};`-{/" -;;s;;$_;see&#x27
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by kirushik 10y ago
Ru is far from ideal solution, unfortunately. There's a reason it's more rutracker.org instead of torrents.ru
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by kirushik 10y ago
"Just apply and let us sort that out" was exactly the advice I was going to give you. Basically: you never know what exactly the team on the other side is looking for. They might try to convey that the best possible way in those 2
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by kirushik 10y ago
We at SUSE Linux will be happy to relocate all the suitable specialists (development, QA, support, management... 66 positions are open) to Germany or Czech: https://jobs.suse.com You can filter by location, we have a couple of p
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by kirushik 10y ago
Evolus Pencil has a stencil library like this (called SketchyGUI). The tool is also cross-platform and free (as in freedom).
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by kirushik 10y ago
The problem with non-code assets in git is (or at least it was for us) not with such assets being large blobs with weird in-git storage model, but with such assets being _unmergeable_ in case of two parallel edits of the same object. Since
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by kirushik 10y ago
IPFS is content-addressed. That means that it's trivial to discard tampered content. Lying majority, sure, will impact your content retrieval speed — but dealing with cheaters seems to be as simple as adding their addresses in some ign
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by kirushik 10y ago
One can also study ipfs project websites (ipfs.io, dist.ipfs.io and so on). Those are just static bunches of files (html and resources) hosted in ipfs and served with a standard ipfs gateway (located on gateway.ipfs.io address). Gateway jus
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by kirushik 10y ago
Well, IPFS allows you to upload trees of files to a single IPFS node. So you just create three webpages, put them into a single folder and use `ipfs add` on this folder. Your webpages will be available with relative links, being exposed at
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by kirushik 10y ago
As far as my understanding goes (and I've spent a day discussing it with IPFS authors in person this September), IPFS doesn't store or forward anything you haven't explicitly requested. So you participate only in sharing thin
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by kirushik 10y ago
And the problem always is: how are you going to verify that the terminal you're using is running precisely the version of software you've seen? There's an awesome online course touching all those topics and then some, from J.
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by kirushik 10y ago
Can you please add "Import starred repos" from Github, Gitlab and BitBucket? Having all those under the same roof will be an enormous help! Also, will it make the full READMEs of the projects searchable? Astral (the one from the c
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by kirushik 10y ago
Wow, that's ⅔ of what I want! Are you affiliated with the project somehow?
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by kirushik 10y ago
I've even registered in this project because I thought it would be literally "Pinterest for code". I'm sorta GitHub star hoarder, have starred 1.9K repos at the moment. I use that to track libraries I'm interested i
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by kirushik 10y ago
Do you see that red `1019855` in the top of that site? That's the number of "collaterals", sites which are not intently banned, but just happened to share some infrastructure with blocked ones, and suffering as well. As a mos
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by kirushik 10y ago
Also known as traffic calming: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traffic_calming
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ExpressJS middleware for P2P Web apps distribution(github.com)
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by kirushik 10y ago
Doesn't that lady have a gift worth cultivating? I'm not joking, by the way — finding weak points and exploiting them can make you a good novelist, intelligence officer, crisis manager... I condole with her teachers, at the same v

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