kyrias

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31.
by kyrias 13y ago
With hardware access all bets are off.
32.
by kyrias 13y ago
Obligatory https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
33.
by kyrias 13y ago
It's more about who can see it along the way than it is about who receives the request.
34.
by kyrias 13y ago
> with Thunderbird no longer updated What are you talking about?
35.
by kyrias 13y ago
And then they disabled it a good while ago except for a few servers that they had whitelisted, thus my "again".
36.
by kyrias 13y ago
Few things adhere to the Unix philosophies anymore, and really, why should they?
37.
by kyrias 13y ago
Considering that they only enabled federation again a little while ago it's not like that's something new.
38.
by kyrias 13y ago
Expect that there's nothing stopping people from using the website.
39.
by kyrias 13y ago
> Everyone I know who has a windows phone has > been happy with it. Yes, and everyone I know who has an iPhone or Android are happy with them, otherwise they'd just get something else. Whether the people actually usin
40.
by kyrias 13y ago
Give me one example of a website that I might be visiting who's TOS says that you can't block the ads.
41.
by kyrias 13y ago
> They need to kill it and millions of Windows Phone > users will be left with no legal YouTube app. The point is that this app isn't legal.
42.
by kyrias 13y ago
and that there's a download button.
43.
by kyrias 13y ago
It's kind of funny in a depressing way how everyone seems to think it's perfectly okay for MS to violate the YouTube API's TOS just because Google doesn't want to make an official app.
44.
by kyrias 13y ago
> ... increasingly becoming moot as more and > more TLD's are become available (eg .io) "Becoming available"? Most TLDs don't have any second-level requirements, and AFAIK .io has never had any.
45.
by kyrias 13y ago
I have ls aliased to 'ls -F -H --color=yes --group-directories-first', so no. ('/bin/ls *' is just as fast with '--color=yes' for me btw)
46.
by kyrias 13y ago
The last modified date on http://phil.ipal.org/tc217.gif is 12 Dec 1999, which was 3 years before the last patent expired.
47.
by kyrias 13y ago
Sure, but you have to wait for (last time I checked) 1 month without logging in before it's actually deleted.
48.
by kyrias 13y ago
You have to keep not being logged out for a month (last time I checked) before the account is actually deleted.
49.
by kyrias 13y ago
Heh, you really have no idea of what you're talking about, do you? (Or are just plain stupid)
50.
by kyrias 13y ago
paususpender while true do done
51.
by kyrias 13y ago
And in many places bash isn't the default shell either.
52.
by kyrias 13y ago
Hmm doesn't work for me, is it an option you need to turn on?
53.
by kyrias 13y ago
You probably didn't turn it on when you ran the config wizard thingy.
54.
by kyrias 13y ago
I don't know about rbenv, but virtualenv works perfectly with zsh o.O
55.
by kyrias 13y ago
First of all stop using OMZ, it's a massive slow-down. Secondly use the git prompt that comes with git instead, there's no reason to use a custom one.
56.
by kyrias 13y ago
I just checked and fish is way slower at 'ls *' than zsh. (zsh was done 2x as fast even with a directory with more than 3x as much stuff in it) I have also a few other flags set in my zsh aliases that's not in fish. (Tested with 2.0b2)
57.
by kyrias 13y ago
The spellcheck isn't even on by default.
58.
by kyrias 13y ago
If they release it under GPL3 then you'd be able to use it even if it's infriging on IBM's patents, if they release it under GPL2 then no.
59.
by kyrias 13y ago
> It's certainly an RTFM thing, but last time I didn't know how to get PulseAudio to go away `pulseaudio -k`
60.
by kyrias 13y ago
Google is never down.

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