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by kl4m 11y ago
It's hard to say with that mess of config fragments but having the mod_proxy_connect module loaded was probably the culprit.
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by kl4m 11y ago
The GIF makes it look like the planets are trailing behind the Sun, which they are not at all. They orbit, so they constantly pass in front of it as well as behind it relative to its movement in the galaxy.
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by kl4m 12y ago
This company was in flagrant violation of the law indeed. I was receving 2 e-mails from them every single weekday, at multiple jobs over the years, advertising their training courses. Unsubscribing did nothing. Every mail had a different se
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by kl4m 12y ago
Who cares about downvoted answers, really? I see it only as a warning. ("This may be incomplete or misleading")
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by kl4m 12y ago
Jesus is called Christ (Messiah) in the media too. It's just part of the vocabulary now, I think.
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by kl4m 12y ago
Astérix, Lucky Luke and Tintin cartoons are a holiday tradition of many years in the province of Quebec, Canada, as well.
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by kl4m 12y ago
RFC 4408 Section 10.1 says there is a limit of 10 DNS lookups for SPF entries. SPF validation tools will warn if an entry goes over that limit. http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4408.txt
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by kl4m 12y ago
Those screen captures of embedded Youtube videos are a "bait-and-switch" usability issue IMO.
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by kl4m 12y ago
Their status page indicates "We have identified a slow connection to our NYC2 data center". Assuming they have redundant connections, this seems like a big understatement for being down for 1 hour and going. Even their control pan
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by kl4m 12y ago
http://leanstack.io/categories is a pretty big repository of such services. Edit: or maybe you mean services which offer the equivalent OS software as a Saas?
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by kl4m 12y ago
Indeed, "test" is exactly like "[" except that it doesn't check that its last argument is a "]".
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by kl4m 12y ago
There is a (3 years?) grace period where businesses with "existing relationships" can request consent to become compliant.
103.
by kl4m 12y ago
No, consent must be explicitely request, so the checkbox must be unchecked by default, or else it's considered merely harvesting the e-mail address.
104.
by kl4m 12y ago
You already need to link with a Facebook account to post on the biggest channels.
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by kl4m 13y ago
As a note, for Debian/Ubuntu, you can recreate the default DBs on a shell with mysql_install_db followed by mysql_secure_installation .
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by kl4m 13y ago
On a vaguely related note, it doesn't matter much for X-Com since there is a very, very complete open-source reimplementation: https://github.com/SupSuper/OpenXcom
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by kl4m 13y ago
It's the same price for ~72h retrieval...
108.
by kl4m 13y ago
You can turn the .git directory in a simple "shortcut" To explain it briefly: mv .git ../git-repo echo "gitdir: ../git-repo" > .git
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by kl4m 15y ago
It has no restrictions for developers, only for redistributors.
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by kl4m 15y ago
Not too sure about the "Opens a UDP connection" though :)
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by kl4m 15y ago
XFS Zeroes the block instead of keeping the random/sensitive data that was already on the disk if the metadata necessary for that write was not commited before the failure. Ext leaves the data as is. If you want full protection against thos
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by kl4m 15y ago
It's pretty much useless if the tunnel is on another machine and/or it's firewalled properly.
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by kl4m 15y ago
earlier discussion http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2598100
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by kl4m 15y ago
Here is a debate where RMS talks about the dual license issue. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrVayqOHbZw He basically says it's acceptable.
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by kl4m 17y ago
We should remove commenting capability here as well while we're at it!
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by kl4m 17y ago
He means "Cell phones ∈ Internet"
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by kl4m 17y ago
How is it really different? If Google don't get you to use and keep using their service, they lose you as a product to sell to their advertising clientele. Users are still indirectly their revenue source.
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by kl4m 17y ago
Well, if it can, it means he could use less than 96MB.
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by kl4m 17y ago
No, he says that it's like gmail's password is his password for everything, since someone can then reset his other passwords; not that he uses gmail's password for everything.
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by kl4m 17y ago
What is the difference with :w! ?

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