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by lysium 9y ago
Right click on the page, select "only this tab to one tab"
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by lysium 9y ago
They did (?)
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by lysium 9y ago
There is Reacl. https://github.com/active-group/reacl
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by lysium 9y ago
Hm, seems as if this is what I was missing. I was on the sensible side.
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by lysium 9y ago
In the thread someone mentions that adduser won't allow that.
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by lysium 9y ago
Hm, that seems like a strange rationale. "The other fail so we should, too?" That's not the guide I use for my software.
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by lysium 9y ago
I don't understand how this could be considered not a bug. Clearly, the unit was intended to run as 0day, not root. I must be missing something.
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by lysium 9y ago
I think it's OK to have short passwords if you block access after a few wrong login attempts. The password reset Form you've described is ridiculous, though.
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by lysium 10y ago
Thunderbird allows editing the From header. I think this was a recent change from last year. I deleted my huge identity list.
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by lysium 10y ago
This must have been a long time ago. In my local super market it is harder to find UHT milk than fresh milk in the fridge. Which by the way has a two week shelve life because it is highly filtered.
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by lysium 11y ago
This has been posted previously (2008, 2009) with no comments. I'm interested in HN's opinion on this. Does any bug tracker support that feature? I haven't seen it in the ones I'm using.
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'User Pain' as bug metric (2008)(lostgarden.com)
1 points by lysium 11y ago|1 comments
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by lysium 11y ago
I've just checked my history and the sites I thought I have not visited do not show (2/14). Maybe 85%?
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by lysium 11y ago
I'm not quite sure how I feel about it. Yes, that data was publicly available, but it 'feels' different that there is now an unalterable snapshot available to the public. No more comment deletion.
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by lysium 11y ago
It's mostly functionality that was available in earlier versions, but I cannot find it anymore (or is it gone?): - goo.gl-Link to this map - Terrain-mode - collapse white search box w/o loosing all entered data - enter 'from:
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by lysium 11y ago
My colleague wrote his diploma thesis with a voice recognition software (the market leader) because he sucks at typing. Desktop voice recognition can't be that bad.
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by lysium 11y ago
I'd say probably too much effort? First, it does an exhaustive search on all possible instruction combinations. Second, it does not _prove_ that the resulting instructions do the same as the original code. It shows it only for some ran
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by lysium 12y ago
I'd say, your base-1-million system is virtually impossible to make... But you are right: what counts is how much information you can store or process per square inch / per Watt, not really how many components you need to achieve
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by lysium 12y ago
I don't think F# is close to Python, quite the opposite, actually. What does F# have in common with Python except for 'tabs instead of braces'?
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by lysium 12y ago
I'm still impressed by the seemingly high correlation between gasoline lead exposure and violent crimes.
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by lysium 12y ago
I very much prefer the classic structure of a scientific article. In my experience, articles that do not adhere to the classic structure have other errors in their content. This article has only examples in the "results" section b
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by lysium 12y ago
Maybe busy with their IPO? PS: microsoft.com was registered May 02, 1991
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by lysium 12y ago
One difficulty with storing closures is storing and transferring functions, in particular between machines. There is progress in this direction, but it is not easy.
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by lysium 12y ago
> Of course, I may be overlooking something, but this sure seems like a case of overeducated engineers overengineering a solution that then underserves users relative to a naive solution. Actually, I'd say that saving and restoring
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by lysium 12y ago
> I'm also curious if there's a straightforward way to serialize these closures. The closures include functions, which makes this a bit difficult.
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Help improve gcc(gcc.gnu.org)
67 points by lysium 12y ago|23 comments
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by lysium 12y ago
Really helpful when debugging some random server! My bits: - Might want to mention the title of the file it is displaying. - What does "versions" do?
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by lysium 12y ago
So, is this still a draft?
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by lysium 12y ago
I find this article very interesting, but I'd still like to point out it is from 2011.
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by lysium 12y ago
CGI scripts do

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