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11y ago
> OS X doesn't have this problem: .app bundles are just directories following a convention of where to put binaries/resources. It surely trades this with a bunch of other problems, such as excessive embedding of third-party cod
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Very nice. Alas, I wrote my own ghetto version of this in, gosh, 2005 and have slowly improved and changed it over the following decade into something rather bespoke and custom to my needs and thus will never get non-trivial contributions f
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11y ago
Curious, although not altogether unsurprising, to find so few fiction books being mentioned. :) For me, it would be a toss-up between James Clavell's «Shogun» (but I wouldn't really be able to explain how or why), and then perhaps
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11y ago
I gain interest in the first case :)
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11y ago
Do you know any adoptees?
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11y ago
Sharing is also problematic, so recommendating a particular show or segment is high friction.
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11y ago
Ironically, the Talk page is rather sparse...
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11y ago
If space travel can teach us anything, it's that broadcasting the specific patch of ground you were born in is a ridiculous, tribalistic contrivance.
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11y ago
Can someone explain why people put so much weight into written Privacy Policies? This isn't a comment about privacy itself—which I am totally "on board" with—and the documents obviously have some importance or use, but to rea
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11y ago
Congratulations to the Qubes project - not sure if they had any input/contact with Purism, but it's a coup either way.
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It tickles me that reducing this roundtrip time is the solution rather than having a more, I don't know the right word here, intuitive (?) language and/or API to begin with.
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> Perhaps I should add support for this to Parabola's toolchain Please do. :) In writing this spec I intended this to be used throughout the entire software community, both closed and open source.
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11y ago
Mm. Reproducible builds have a really wide variety technical advantages, including implicitly removing non-deterministic or unsafe behaviour (such as downloading third-party code from the internet), detecting corrupted build environments, r
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11y ago
The reason is somewhat irrelevant, no?
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11y ago
The "$5 computer" is, of course, £4 in the UK. http://pimoroni.com/zero
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Oh I am sure doing anything does, quite frankly.
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11y ago
Why do you need time ordering when you have an ordered tree structure ooi?
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11y ago
> I'm pretty sure that those are for private use .. And do you do everything you're told? ;) I think we put far too much weight into magic documents like Privacy Policies and Terms of Service, etc.
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11y ago
strace is definitely a fun toy. Here's my favourite hack: https://chris-lamb.co.uk/posts/can-you-get-cp-to-give-a-prog...
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11y ago
Meh. What matters are the principles; even if you could show that 100% of terrorists always used encrypted communications without exception..I would still not be in favour of outlawing encrypted messages.
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11y ago
Another take: http://new.spectator.co.uk/2015/10/the-real-subject-of-john-...
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11y ago
This comment could almost be about the Hacker News commentariat..
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11y ago
How likely is this to be merged upstream..? There's a glut of reasonable-to-good third-party solutions which I'm always hesitant to commit to as they are just Some Startup's solution. Not saying it doesn't work for them
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11y ago
> This is the opposite of what I usually tell people to do How come, out of interest? In terms of peformance, cloning for HTTP is fairly efficient these days although I would concede an authentication argument. (As an aside, SSH can be b
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I can see the reason for adding some kind of anchor to the figure being raised but the value I would extract from this resource is completely orthogonal to whether it was written whilst living in Monaco or Mumbai. Putting it another way, fo
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11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Highly skilled at: * Django and full-stack web development (8+ years) * System administration (Debian Developer, etc.) * Almost any open source work (see https://chris-lamb.co.uk/posts/free-softwar
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Considered that it might be deliberate? Encourage people who value style over substance to go elsewhere..?
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As you asked.. firstly because doesn't speak to the actual idea being put forward, merely implying that they are—at best—incompetent and at worst hypocritical. It then compounds this faux pas with a tender for work which seems a litt
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11y ago
Away? I would probably use them via screen-scraping. However whilst they would be getting the order, they wouldn't be gaining the end-customer as I would be proxying that.
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