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by lysium 8y ago
The Germans kind of have that (formerly called GEZ) and people complain about that, too! It pays for the wrong content! And the private news sites hate it, too! It’s an unfair advantage! I don’t think it will make a difference if a private
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by lysium 8y ago
This is really an informative article. We've recently stumbled across this issues and all other pages I could google did not explain it as clearly as this page.
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by lysium 8y ago
The interesting facts are non obvious ones.
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by lysium 8y ago
I don’t think your proposed workaround would help. The user stays on the malicious domain. Unless your container is clearly marked visually, only the url shows the savvy user that something is off.
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by lysium 8y ago
Cloning, or better: referencing nodes, is a feature I really miss in org-mode. Having both a list of tickets that I worked on and the list of current tickets, all having the same data, for example.
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by lysium 8y ago
It was not constructive. And let’s encrypt does not work for localhost.
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by lysium 8y ago
Check out spacemacs then :-)
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by lysium 8y ago
Or spacemacs.
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by lysium 8y ago
Do you have a source on that that you can cite? Thanks in advance!
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by lysium 8y ago
Do you need a time zone for dates?
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by lysium 8y ago
Shouldn’t that be $F[1] etc.?
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by lysium 9y ago
This reminds me of my time working with the Scheme Shell scsh! From the readme I don’t quite understand the purpose of lsh, though. Usually, a shell allows you to run programs and manipulate their environment. However, lsh seems to reimplem
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by lysium 9y ago
I had a hard time understanding the post, too. AFAICS, kaleidoscope produces random code (which does nothing meaningful) that should compile. Then, they feed the random code into the C++ compilers Clang, gcc, and MSVC. The random code trigg
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by lysium 9y ago
At least, you can disable it.
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by lysium 9y ago
How do you know it is unlikely? Currently, it is a fact. Let's assume there was a state were any universe was equally possible. When was that state? Does it make sense to describe states before the big bang, the beginning of time as we
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by lysium 9y ago
Usually, I implement state machines with mutually tail recursive functions. Each function represents one state.
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by lysium 9y ago
It really looks like some miracle that our universe allows life, but I don't think there is any effort: I can only write this comment because I live in a universe that allows life. It's like marveling about how come that those t
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by lysium 9y ago
Isn't a teacher sitting next to the learner?
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by lysium 9y ago
In all fairness, the read me says “Todo: face detection”
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by lysium 9y ago
Don't forget tail recursion!
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by lysium 9y ago
Thank you very much for your answer! I'm wondering how key base can find an investor with such a weak hope. Anyways, the privacy policy gave me the answer: everybody can can check my online identities, it is public and not deletable. O
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by lysium 9y ago
Sounds as if you will love spacemacs!
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by lysium 9y ago
How does keybase make money? I am afraid they are in the business of selling my online identity.
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by lysium 9y ago
This is just in five years. Considering that new models take about that amount of time to be designed (on known combustion platforms), that sounds like high speed to me! Does that include their cargo line, too?
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by lysium 9y ago
...in Norway...
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by lysium 9y ago
You heat the surrounding humid air instead of sending the heat into space.
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by lysium 9y ago
I'm wondering how the map looks with the States or Europe in the center. Of course, the Japanese creator has Japan in the centre... :-)
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by lysium 9y ago
That is a distortion, I think. Look at the longitude and latitude lines in the sea.
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by lysium 9y ago
Is checkinstall still available? I had great success with it.
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by lysium 9y ago
Containers are more than static linking. You can have multiple binaries, which is not really possible with static linking. Your A and C package example are actually an argument for containers.

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