kirushik

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by kirushik 10y ago
Multiclet? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiclet
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by kirushik 11y ago
Does hog latin qualifies as an encryption? ROT-13? Dictionary replacement? XOR?
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by kirushik 11y ago
BTW, why does your comparison table says "Full Snapshot: No" for duplicity? One can definitely use `duplicity full` to explicitly ask for a full backup.
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by kirushik 11y ago
I like how you're using 'USSR' as if it's still an actual country. Mandatory Simpsons gif: https://media.giphy.com/media/axMy0g9z9khZC/giphy.gif
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Findo.io – intelligent search across all of your emails, contacts and files(findo.io)
2 points by kirushik 11y ago|0 comments
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by kirushik 11y ago
In addition to that, project's stages ahead-of-schedule deliveries are typically wasted, but behind-of-schedule deliveries are accumulated. As an example: Arriving to the airport one hour in advance doesn't allow you to actually b
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by kirushik 11y ago
Seems to be clashing names with another notable project called Sideshow, javascript library for interactive tours: https://github.com/fortesinformatica/Sideshow
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by kirushik 11y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10462246
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by kirushik 11y ago
There is a different repo for Rust implementation: https://github.com/raymontag/rust-keepass I guess, OP posted the link to the blog post to highlight some reasoning behind the switch, not the code itself.
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by kirushik 11y ago
Also nuclear facilities include a multilevel cooling system, some external circuits of which can be shared with a climate control in the datacenter (with near-zero running costs).
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by kirushik 11y ago
Even better, you could CNAME your custom domain into the *.github.io domain, which is protected by a wildcard https. So you traffic between CloudFlare and GitHub will also be secured.
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by kirushik 11y ago
Isn't it $24 for a year of subscription?
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by kirushik 11y ago
Or just having some really reckless competitors. Uber-vs-Lyft style reckless.
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by kirushik 11y ago
Gandi works reasonably good for me. AFAIR, it's also under French jurisdiction, not a US one. (This might be good in case of fake DMCA takedowns, but also bad in some other cases...)
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by kirushik 11y ago
Maybe this? http://www.yosoygames.com.ar/wp/2013/09/what-i-hate-from-ope... OpenGL is a good concept, but it's real-world usage turned it into an ugly mess with a too deep reliance on the competence of t
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by kirushik 11y ago
It's not completely true. For websites Debian+Ubuntu is ~twice more popular than RedHat+CentOS: http://w3techs.com/technologies/details/os-linux/all/all
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by kirushik 12y ago
Hi. Yes, I've received and forwarded your email; hope it won't get lost this time.
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by kirushik 12y ago
Hello, rapphil. Can you please send me some details to kpimenov@suse.com? I'm an engineer here, not HR, but let's at least find out what went wrong in your case.
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by kirushik 12y ago
SUSE Linux - https://www.suse.com/company/careers/ 79 open positions, mostly Nuremberg, Germany and Prague, Czech Republic. Company helps with VISA process and relocation. I hope our products don't need any s
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by kirushik 12y ago
In some sense — they still are, maybe more then both of us. That kind of immortality is one of the perks of being a great artist.
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by kirushik 12y ago
If by 'they' you mean Strugatsky brothers, then let me assure you that they are more than real. (I'm russian and I've grown up reading their books.)
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by kirushik 12y ago
Actually it's just one <script> header, and a single (ugly) <button> tag duct-taped right into the page template. I don't think it is either upstream-ready or especially advantageous for the project. Am I wrong?
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by kirushik 12y ago
In my city (Nuremberg, Germany) Google seems to ignore the very fact the subway is operating in the city (and it's 40+ years there). The stations are not on the map, and that's it.
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by kirushik 12y ago
Ability to add together.js button into the GitLab's Merge Request template. This makes the coolest tool for remote code review I've ever used.
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Black Swift – coin-sized open source wireless computer running Linux(kickstarter.com)
8 points by kirushik 12y ago|0 comments
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by kirushik 12y ago
Sounds a little bit like partage's "overlays" concept. And that's a good thing.
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by kirushik 12y ago
Also, those 'they' are typically on Putin's payroll: http://www.stopfake.org/en/putin-s-trolls/
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by kirushik 12y ago
So, that Rosneft $40bn affair [1] is not a big deal then? [1] http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/15eb42e6-852e-11e4-ab4e-00144...
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by kirushik 12y ago
btdigg.org
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by kirushik 12y ago
Russian government officials are obliged to put all their purchases on the online tender platform. So they are using this trick (but in the opposite direction, latin `a` instead of cyrillic `а`) to avoid undesired competitors from entering

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