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by lamby 11y ago
> considering this a pure caloric issue and not a food quality issue I'm sure this will get a bunch of "but calories in calories out" replies - nobody is doubting the laws of thermodynamics, but there is an world of differ
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by lamby 11y ago
> CDs aren't "studio-quality masters" anymore Well, not sure many studios are still using 16-bit 44.1kHz either... ;)
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by lamby 11y ago
Not really. Surely the real problem is that learning Esperanto means you can now talk to people who, well, are the kind of people who learnt Esperanto...
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by lamby 11y ago
Curiously, I remember sticking with lighttpd on a project for quite a while simply for their Lua integration (nginx didn't have it at the time).
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by lamby 11y ago
I can't quite believe I'm being sucked into the vortex of irrationality and tedium that is the "Code of Conduct" debate, but if you cannot see that the various codes of conduct in the F/OSS community obviously go be
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by lamby 11y ago
With that kind of coding-to-testing-and-documentation ratio, does it even matter?
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by lamby 11y ago
> you're exactly the sort of developers conferences want to filter I would hope conferences want to filter actual harrassers, not people who feel uneasy about the slight social engineering and censorship undertones of Codes of Condu
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by lamby 11y ago
Very neat. Btw you can get an unstripped version of any Debian package by exporting DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=nostrip,noopt before calling dpkg-buildpackage instead of rummaging through the src/ directory manually.
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by lamby 11y ago
> It may sound like a bad omen to buy the car from a car repair shop that you want to visit as seldom as possible. That's....quite a good point.
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by lamby 12y ago
(Or Debian unstable in an hour or so...)
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by lamby 12y ago
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by lamby 12y ago
Cool, so now I'm confident that it was sjoerd that compromised my machine ;)
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by lamby 12y ago
Reminds me somewhat of Debian's /etc/cron.{daily,monthly,weekly,monthly}
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by lamby 12y ago
No script to reproduce this image? We would all jump down sjoerd's throat if he asked us to "curl | sudo sh -", but this is almost equivalent :)
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by lamby 12y ago
We would both agree that it's an attempt to alter the _perception_ of the price, but I would find it a struggle to call it a deception.
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PHP Return Type Declarations RFC Accepted(wiki.php.net)
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by lamby 12y ago
That's "nearby", not a specific location
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Web scraping: Let's move on(chris-lamb.co.uk)
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by lamby 12y ago
> media flows in a specific location Can't seem to find that (can find "nearby"..)
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by lamby 12y ago
As a sub-question, I would be interested if the answer was restricted to frontend frameworks (eg. Backbone/Ember/etc.) for 2015. Thanks in advance.
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by lamby 12y ago
> Or is it something else. Mm. He could be a performer with a persona of someone who takes alternative and possibly controversial or uncomfortable positions.
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by lamby 12y ago
Indeed. Somewhat related, but here's Debian's list of embedded code copies: https://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/secure-testing/data/embedd... Lots of these have colourful/active security historie
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by lamby 12y ago
Looks like nice cycling around there too...
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by lamby 12y ago
hide_menubar=1 in roxterm config :)
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by lamby 12y ago
> funded project development, through permanent staff and development contracts Somewhat of an aside, how do you guys manage the relationship between volunteers and paid work? Mixing the two has a historically poor track record in the op
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by lamby 12y ago
Do note that the plaintiff bringing the evidence is a private citizen, rather than the insurance company (ab)using someone's Fitbit data.
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by lamby 12y ago
Good grief, that's a statement. And bravo. (However, what can they really do with that money? Operating systems aren't the sexiest of free software projects to work on, so I would be tempted to think that manpower is FreeBSDs bigg
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by lamby 12y ago
> To use it, you first "charged" it by turning the knob back and forth a few times, then entering your code. Reminds me of the telephones where you had to wind them before using them..
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by lamby 12y ago
I use InstantClick on all new sites now. There's a bit of a cost integrating third-party javascripts but the wins are fantastic.
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by lamby 12y ago
> GitHub could be leveraged to do this so easily and it would make for an awesome repo I don't think you are wrong per-se but whenever I see, let's take a more illustrative example, statutes and laws added to GitHub I can'

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