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by km3k 11y ago
Unlike Backblaze's other products, this one supports Linux through their command line tool. https://www.backblaze.com/b2/docs/quick_command_line.html
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by km3k 11y ago
I wouldn't assume most video game sales are well researched.
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by km3k 11y ago
I know it's a little higher than you'd like, but an Amazon Fire tablet could be what you want, especially since you want to buy in volume. http://www.amazon.com/Fire-Display-Wi-Fi-GB-Includes/dp/B00T...
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by km3k 11y ago
Yeah, they may be comfortable with it in consumer testing with people familiar with YouTube, but what about the people who never remember what anything is called and say things like Faceplace for Facebook, or Foxfire or "The Internet&q
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by km3k 11y ago
Plus, there's not a lot of difference between the interest rates of savings and checking accounts these days in general, so there's not a lot of difference between the two.
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by km3k 11y ago
My favorite from that list: 22. "Bread and circuses" I'd love to see the theory on that one. Edit: It's way more boring than I hoped. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bread_and_circuses
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by km3k 11y ago
Nope. They've been allocating at least several /24's per day even since getting down to their last /8.
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by km3k 11y ago
It's empty now.
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by km3k 11y ago
From what I've read, most end users will get /56 blocks and larger organizations will be the ones to get a /48, so the potential end users is much higher than you've estimated.
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by km3k 11y ago
The Smurfs was a bad movie, but did well with young children, which is exactly who a lot of the Angry Birds memorabilia targets.
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by km3k 11y ago
Most of the US doesn't have super-high cost-of-living and $150k+ salaries. Just the biggest cities do. Remember, the US is HUGE.
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by km3k 12y ago
There's a community-built app for Crashplan for QNAP NAS boxes. http://www.qnap.com/i/useng/app_center/con_show.php?op=showo...
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by km3k 12y ago
You must have a much lower expectation of "Hacker News" quality than I do. Has scribd ever had a good user experience? I've come across them once in a while for years and never liked it at all.
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by km3k 12y ago
Selling out could be worth it given the right amount of money. Open source projects have changed their names in the past. And a settlement that could fund developers would be a nice benefit for GNOME.
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by km3k 12y ago
The Ars Technica article at http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/11/silk-road-2-0-inf... has the quote: > "The server was controlled and maintained during the relevant time by an individual using t
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by km3k 12y ago
Yes, but there are solutions for brightness/color at least for our smartphones and PCs. Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vito.lux&h... PC: https://justgetflux.com&#x2F
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by km3k 12y ago
I think "It's clearly worse than doing nothing" is from a purely security perspective. This opens up a larger attack surface, so it's worse in terms of security. But it's better than doing nothing from a business pe
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by km3k 12y ago
If he's only charging $20-30, he's only replacing the glass. The Genius Bar is probably replacing the screen and glass since that's an easier procedure for them than just the glass.
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by km3k 12y ago
I've been looking for this too, but most books like this are older and focus on Qt 3 or 4, not Qt 5.
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by km3k 12y ago
I donate money to various charities and causes and do use microlending too, but it's not something that I end up talking about with my friends, so they're probably not aware that I do it. Maybe that's the case with your frien
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by km3k 12y ago
A similar question: In what cases does a claim need to be filed?
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by km3k 12y ago
I assume it will be more of a "clean it up" rather than "nuke it" approach, plus there's a lot more money involved.
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by km3k 12y ago
> Generally the drug companies selling "important" but expensive drugs also run their own "access programs" to give the uninsured or other people access to the drug at a much more reasonable price. The whole pharma in
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by km3k 12y ago
The removal of rc.conf was the final step, but they had been dismantling rc.conf piece by piece for years prior, even before systemd was released. When I first used Arch in 2006, rc.conf held a lot of configuration. From what I understand,
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by km3k 12y ago
Haven't seen the show, but could they mean a private github repo?
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by km3k 13y ago
I love the look of everything Backblaze does, but I don't use them because I need Linux support. I currently use Crashplan because of their Linux support, but I find the service mediocre overall.
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by km3k 13y ago
I haven't used Digital Ocean, but I've heard you can use Arch Linux on it. How can you be far behind on kernels if using Arch Linux?
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by km3k 13y ago
I don't think he allowed that photo to be taken. The reporter probably got it from a family member or friend.
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by km3k 13y ago
In the morning to you
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by km3k 13y ago
That's a good point too, but not what I was trying to get at. I realize now I wasn't clear enough. I was talking more about people that recognize science as a good thing and tend to follow what is presented as scientific facts, bu

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