lotyrin

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by lotyrin 13y ago
Are you thinking of Media Player Classic? Mplayer/Mplayer2 use their own bundled ffmpeg as VLC does.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Containers aren't virtualized, they're just isolated from each other. That's why they're cool. Instead of working at the IaaS level for each app, you can have IaaS provide a cluster for containers to run in, and then put
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by lotyrin 13y ago
No, it's just that their workload is not very well served by any RAID levels: many small files of which it's okay to completely lose a disk's worth and are very randomly and unevenly accessed. They actually only wanted load b
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by lotyrin 13y ago
If he's not an industrial designer, then why is this an industrial design? It's like you hand me an album of somebody scratching at a violin for 80 minutes and tell me that the point was the album art, he's "not a musici
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Thank you for that concept. I'm going to go have a drink and hold my head for a bit, but it's definitely a useful way to think about it.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
He didn't provide empirical evidence because there are already resources for that. This is a personal anecdote and is being shared because personal anecdotes are effective in making people think in ways that many won't be moved to
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Also it's a compounding process. Having a game that's fun only when you're succeeding selects for players that like that, which creates a social component that makes it so it's only fun to succeed. I don't find this
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by lotyrin 13y ago
No. Stalking is a specific thing (for one, it has a specific subject) that is not what we're talking about here (generic behavior, amongst other differences). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalking
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by lotyrin 13y ago
So, the term for someone who behaves in a socially inappropriate and over-reaching way, but isn't literally stalking anyone is.... ?
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Assuming it survives into the final commercial product.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
KVM is full machine emulation (i.e. hardware is emulated, and you can run different kernels inside the guests than you do on the host). Docker uses LXC which is like BSD Jails, most of the advantages of VMs but you don't have to emulat
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Except when it is... I can't imagine having a compulsion as core as sexual desire which you can't satisfy without horribly damaging another person is anything but terrifying.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Thank you for an excellent counterexample for when people claim code comments are useless.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
They don't seem to mention this, but I'd say everyone that uses d.o git repos should definitely verify their set of authorized keys.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
These are the average developer. Every time I touch a new project it's in need of security updates. Any time a site gets owned, there's no accountability or logging or anything. Any time a security issue does manage to get found it's as if
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by lotyrin 13y ago
To say I disagree is a massive understatement. I've seen teams try to use wrappers and just mess everything up because they don't understand what's actually going on in the underlying system. Git has the concepts it has because they're all
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by lotyrin 13y ago
My experience with Drupal is: 1) Okay, this is a decent system for people who can't code to cobble together a mostly-working prototype of the thing they need, so long as they're flexible enough to work with it. 2) Why aren't my clients flex
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by lotyrin 13y ago
Most of the people I know with this problem have trouble even meeting people, which tends to be a prerequisite for making friends and forming relationships - let alone successful long-term ones that could become marriages.
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by lotyrin 13y ago
I don't know the answer here, but it's a solid trend. SVG just seems to get completely neglected. Sure if you're animating things and you're doing so in a world before CSS3 transitions, manipulating hundreds of attributes at 60fps in the DO
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by lotyrin 14y ago
I don't know, most of those initial reactions make sense to me. I think it's as simple as others are saying: in a market full of humans, making sense is not a dependency of success. and many of us justify the things that succeed after the f
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by lotyrin 14y ago
In this debate I am a strong rebase advocate (though more than that I'm for very carefuly and actively avoiding there being remote head contention - for instance by having feature branches with clear owners, or having a PR and code-review b
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by lotyrin 14y ago
> Good luck saving a branch ravaged by a bad rebase. Git rebase --abort before you've finished screwing up, or if it's too late, use the reflog and reset back to before you started.
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by lotyrin 14y ago
I honestly didn't enjoy Diablo II the FPS with lulz maymays very much. (I'm exaggerating, but doing so to illustrate my beefs with the Borderlands series.)
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by lotyrin 14y ago
Obviously. I feel like his were apt comparisons; it's not obvious to me why intent has a bearing on the math. However, even if we suppose that intent should differentiate these acts somehow, the reactionary position doesn't seem to hold up.
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by lotyrin 14y ago
Okay, so murders in general then. Still a bigger number. By giving events like these a disproportionate audience, we provide them their precise motivation for having occurred. By going to disproportionate efforts to prevent them (or capture
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by lotyrin 14y ago
I don't own or currently have plans to purchase an assault weapon. I do, however observe that a state in which only the established power may have such things is certainly not free (neither liberated nor without cost).
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by lotyrin 14y ago
It's certain that it's shit. They pull words out of strings and AES encrypt each one with the provided key (deterministically, either no IV, or a constant one). "Hi, Alice" -> <AES "Hi"> + ", " + <AES "Alice"> + ".". Tha
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by lotyrin 14y ago
But it's worth sacrificing our freedoms in exchange for (only theoretically improved) safety (from causes of death that we are already extremely safe from - statistically speaking).
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by lotyrin 14y ago
Here's to hoping more effort goes in this direction, and to improving the general cases of performance over special cases like ASM.js. But I hesitate to get very excited over a few micro-benchmarks, particularly without a release.
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by lotyrin 14y ago
I think that's intentional. Imagine the impact of your "How to work with women" list with similar satirical pseudo-rationalization of bad behaviors. The existence of the list seems as much an example of what not to do as are its contents.

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