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721.
by ldng 12y ago
Not really. I don't see discotheques or bars buying it. They generally buy the cheapest plastic glass they can find for the former and the later have drink companies offering them free glasses. As for private parties, where your cup is
722.
by ldng 12y ago
For those not in the states nor in the trade, could you elaborate on why realtors dislike Trulia and the likes ?
723.
by ldng 12y ago
What the article does not says it's that Google has already stated that information will be "removed" only within UE. So, outside UE, the information will be available. That is they are not going to remove it but just hide it
724.
by ldng 12y ago
Maybe some embedded systems distro have tried but as far as I know not any major distro. That would probably uncover quite a lot of bugs and require adaptations since lot of code assume Intel and compatible are either x86 or x86_64 and addr
725.
by ldng 12y ago
Great ! Many thanks for the tips.
726.
by ldng 12y ago
Where is the reopen last closed tab menu entry ? VERY helpful when you close an old tab inadvertently ! And no, the history does not cut it if a don't remember the tab content and/or if it's one or two day old ...
727.
by ldng 13y ago
AFAIK, it is because UPSERT are only a subpart of MERGE. The devs plan to add real MERGE in a later release (9.5 or 9.6, I don't remember). Someone more knowledgeable should shim in for the details.
728.
by ldng 13y ago
Just stop teaching imperial units. Europe adopted the Euro and usage of old national currency is fading away. Even the elders around have started to stop converting Euros to old national currencies. It's hard but not impossible. It&#x2
729.
by ldng 13y ago
F) Profit. Literally. Sadly.
730.
by ldng 13y ago
And/or they're pushed to do so.
731.
by ldng 13y ago
I've never said they were lying. And as stated, I was "wonderind" or "thinking out loud" as you put it. Should have checked the facts, you're right, I stand corrected. But still, there are reasons to think 201
732.
by ldng 13y ago
They do partially fund hacker gathering so, yes, they do fund development indirectly to me.
733.
by ldng 13y ago
"we made assumptions based on previous years' incomes and expenditures [...]. Those assumptions proved to be more optimistic than reality." The foundation overspent on the OPW program. But I can't help wondering ... isn&
734.
by ldng 13y ago
Ok, maybe we should make a distinction between, let's say the plumbing code and algorithms. Rust could help with the former. According to some comments I've read here it seems OpenSSL is using it's own abstraction of malloc&#
735.
by ldng 13y ago
The argument Rust devs make is that most of the time you would not need to use unsafe code and when you do, being explicit about it would make you more careful and think twice about it. To me it makes sense. And the example you give here is
736.
by ldng 13y ago
Webdevs need a napkin bootstrap theme for their MVP. Wondering how hard it would be. One would have to use CSS3 transform I guess.
737.
by ldng 13y ago
Apply the on first participation to the thread then ?
738.
by ldng 13y ago
DDG is clearly attributing to Wikipedia and is not cloaking the link behind a redirect.
739.
by ldng 13y ago
It is already there ... as long as the provider allows it. _that_ is the death trap. You can download a file (and locally backup it), not a stream. Well, yes, technically, we as tech savvy people could, but the commoners (not to say technop
740.
by ldng 13y ago
The GPL is "governed" by the Geneva international copyright treaty. It's supposed to be "Universal" until, eventually, being disproved in court. Which has never happened AFAIK.
741.
by ldng 13y ago
Do radio shack still edit it ? It does not look like it still does Sparkfun should propose something similar then :)
742.
by ldng 13y ago
Well I am not sure what the result would be. The problem is that Americans see EU Directives as if they were Federal US law. They're not. The EU can issue Directive, that laws that represent the strict minimum to comply. Then the indiv
743.
by ldng 13y ago
Does anyone know if that also includes Motorola's patents ?
744.
by ldng 13y ago
Aren't cgroups be more then a hitting ? Or do you mean that by default does not setup strict enough cgroups ?
745.
by ldng 13y ago
IMHO, nothing is going to happen upon IPv4 exhaustion. IPv4 will become a luxury good whose price will rise quickly. Which leads me to wonder if the Internet at large isn't at a crossroad. Either IPv6 and Net Neutrality are adopted or
746.
by ldng 13y ago
Indeed and this set could be consolidated around an ownCloud API. I would even go further make them isolated from google's API by default with options to enable tight integration with the platform, if you wish. That is for instance, an
747.
by ldng 13y ago
It's the fourth or the fifth time they've been caught "lacking sufficient controls to detect money laundering activity" in something like 15 years. If that is not "wilfully and knowingly", I don't know wha
748.
by ldng 13y ago
Well, it is a server product so WiFi support isn't very relevant. The wire is still easier to secure so it might help for certification (speculating here).
749.
by ldng 13y ago
Section "Resources" of the post you haven't read ?
750.
by ldng 13y ago
Well, it that's the case Google should really start to be very careful about wording and explanations. How I am suppose to know ? After the fact by accepting something I don't want to ? Discovering it by bitching on HN is not the

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