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by ktm5j 6y ago
A malicious party could have access to OP's other accounts, maybe OP reuses passwords. It's in the realm of plausibility that they are being cautious not to alert the attacker. If they/authorities want to use the opportunit
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by ktm5j 6y ago
I recently got a docsis 3.1 modem, you have to call and activate the MAC. They just used the same IP, conveniently enough.
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by ktm5j 6y ago
My modem has had the same IP for nearly 10 years now! It's the same even after several moves, one to a new county. Super convenient, but that's the nicest thing I have to say about Comcast. Boy I wish there were other options.
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by ktm5j 6y ago
Hey, I used to run this webserver! John Pfaltz is a nice guy, glad to see his work up here.
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by ktm5j 6y ago
The author makes a big fuss about the old UNIX documentation using sigseg instead of sigsegv.. but then completely ignores the comment in the same line that does use the word violation
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by ktm5j 6y ago
I built a similar LCD projector when I was in high school! Same basic principal as is used here, shine light through a bare LCD panel (mine was from a broken laptop), add some fresnel lenses and a focusing lens and throw it all in a box. P
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by ktm5j 6y ago
If I might ask, when was the last time you have D a shot? Available documentation has improved recently, though I think there's a big need for improved tooling docs.. in my case, it took forever for me to figure out how packages work
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by ktm5j 6y ago
I remember way back when this project was getting started (around 2005), I hosted a public use Sage instance that was linked to on their website! I was in high school at the time
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by ktm5j 6y ago
That list only refers to changes since the previous release.. not a complete feature list... And go is not an interpreted language. You don't need go tools to run precompiled go binaries. Just like with C, you don't need gcc to
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by ktm5j 6y ago
You'd probably like MATE then: https://mate-desktop.org/
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Google cache has a copy of the deleted tweet: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:a7E7do...
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by ktm5j 7y ago
I would like to second the multiplatform suggestion. I want to be able to see my notes on any of my devices, not just Mac/ios, otherwise it's just not worth it to me. Your software looks great! And I would happily fork over ca
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by ktm5j 7y ago
But this would be trivial to fix, no?
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Likely they are still working with other countries so they can sell to consumers in those regions. Lots of bureaucracy to deal with I imagine. This is pre-release anyway, so hopefully it will become available outside of the US soon.
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by ktm5j 7y ago
You're spot on that D is lacking a batteries-included IDE, but there are some good options available. D in emacs works very well, but you'll have to put some work into it. Spacemacs ( https://www.spacemacs.org/ ) m
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Not having active development isn't necessarily a good reason to avoid something, since it still works perfectly well.. There are only so many features needed in a debugger and security is not a real concern.
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by ktm5j 7y ago
You could, but eBPF might be a more sensible way to get the same information: http://www.brendangregg.com/ebpf.html
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by ktm5j 7y ago
okay thanks.. still seems like a stupid decision
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by ktm5j 7y ago
So you don't want open source to be more inclusive? Seems like a silly reason for your decision.. I don't understand your motivation here.
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by ktm5j 7y ago
I think that's his point, and that's why he's glad to see it in the newer version.
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by ktm5j 7y ago
> but it's not a shell. It's just a toy with built in 'apps.' Yes that's what I figured. For sure not what it's designed to do as of yet, but if that gap could be bridged in a practical way then this seems
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Looks really cool! Unfortunately it looks like there is only a Windows version available to play around with. If this could run on Linux and have support for running arbitrary x11 apps then it would be very interesting! I don't have
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Link is broken. Looks like it should be: https://virtualenv.pypa.io/en/latest/changelog.html instead of: https://virtualenv.pypa.io/en/latest/changelog/
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by ktm5j 7y ago
It basically has been via: https://github.com/IsmaelMartinez/teams-for-linux
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by ktm5j 7y ago
You would have to really trust whatever service is providing this ssh client. For a browser based ssh client either it's code running on your local computer (in which case, just download an ssh client) or your ssh connection is comi
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by ktm5j 7y ago
I just picked up a used copy of this book, great read!
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Oh wow, I didn't know you were on here! I'm a huge fan of D so I just wanted to say thanks for all the work you've done. D is an absolute pleasure to work with.
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by ktm5j 7y ago
If I'm not mistaken, most of these threadripper systems seem to come with a water cooling system that I'd bet isn't present in server systems. That's my guess. It might also be that "consumer" workloads will r
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by ktm5j 7y ago
> where "politics" is really offhand for "non-local politics" Who ever said that? Assuming that you are an adult, the you're completely capable of participating in both local and non-local government. For w
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by ktm5j 7y ago
Saying that twitter is anything like the sociopolitical dynamics of pre-1500 is just as ludicrous as your other statements. You're acting like hiding in a hole and ignoring the issues around you is the right thing to do.. and trying t

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