marbu

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   by marbu 5y ago

   Presentation about the web by Robert Cailliau[1] from 11 May 1994, includes demo of the early web. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Cailliau
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   Introduction to the World-Wide Web (1994) [video](cds.cern.ch)

   2 points by marbu 5y ago|0 comments
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   by marbu 5y ago

   These are interesting points, maybe my assumptions about cost of this analysis are wrong.
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   by marbu 5y ago

   I agree, that is definitely possible. That said it requires lot of work, since there are lot of incoming patches. I wonder how many people would have to review every proposed patch, how to select subset of incoming patches for human review,
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   by marbu 5y ago

   Are you saying that you are able to read all incoming linux patches, and easily identify changes which fixes a security problem, so that you can come up with a POC by the time the security issue is announced? If the patch was flagged as a s
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   by marbu 5y ago

   Pandoc[1] is worth trying. I haven't used it for docbook, but I'm quite happy with pandoc conversions in other cases. [1] https://pandoc.org/
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   by marbu 5y ago

   Right now (commit f948b24a4ff8bc3e4ebbe289f48d5eaf62c2f4ec), the repository contains just an empty template without implementation of any functionality.
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   by marbu 5y ago

   I get your point about emotional pollution of a debate about this, but the OP is MEP, so calling a news site to be a "primary source" doesn't make much sense to me in this case. You can either describe the new site article as
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   Comprehensive Guide to Grouping and Aggregating with Pandas (2020)(pbpython.com)

   3 points by marbu 5y ago|0 comments
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    by marbu 5y ago

    This statement about privacy of mmWave radar you raised made me wonder if someone haven't already tried to implement SAR[1] with mmWave radar, and quick search reveals that indeed, this is being looked into, eg.: - https://i
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    by marbu 5y ago

    Ah, you are right, I'm misreading the name. Sorry for confusion.
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    by marbu 5y ago

    Deltacloud[1][2] was a library which abstracted differences of various cloud provider APIs, maintained from 2009 till about 2015. Btw I you need something like that today, there is libcloud[3], which is actively maintained library with a si
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    by marbu 5y ago

    Zerforschung also provides English version on their webpage: https://zerforschung.org/posts/djokovic-pcr-test-en/
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    by marbu 5y ago

    Thanks for referencing https://fraidyc.at/ - I haven't heard about it before. I agree that the way how RSS clients were designed 10 years ago wouldn't work well today, but that is an a problem with architecture an
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    Project Mouse Tailor(tomhorsley.com)

    34 points by marbu 5y ago|5 comments
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    by marbu 5y ago

    Another good example of a prophetic short story is "A Logic Named Joe" from 1946: > the story is particularly noteworthy as a prediction of massively networked personal computers and their drawbacks, written at a time when comp
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    by marbu 5y ago

    The video shows separation of the James Webb telescope from Ariane 5's upper stage, and following solar array deployment.
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    Webb separation from Ariane 5 [video](esa.int)

    6 points by marbu 5y ago|1 comments
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    by marbu 5y ago

    Weird that no service provided by seznam.cz is listed (I would expect at least their maps or email to be mentioned, while the search engine is tailored to czech language only so listing it would be less useful to most people outside of Czec
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    by marbu 5y ago

    If you are curious what is this about: it's a new episode of https://www.dancarlin.com/addendum/ podcast released today, when Dan Carlin is speaking with Elon Musk and Bill Riley.
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    by marbu 5y ago

    Given the effort required to build this, I wonder what does Nextspace differently compared to Window Maker.
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    by marbu 5y ago

    This is very good example how an ISP can move to IPv6, but my comment was mostly speculating about the IPv4 part. Even US T-Mobile needs to have a bunch of IPv4 addresses to maintain it's IPv4 proxy (and the size of IPv4 address space
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    by marbu 5y ago

    I wonder when (or if) we will see new IPv6 only ISPs. That would be an indication that the transition is actually happening. Even though you note that most of your internet communications are done over IPv6, I doubt that you would be willin
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    by marbu 5y ago

    The main problem with youtube is lack of control. I would pay youtube if it allowed me to fully control and monitor how it works so that I can fine tune it's behaviour to fit my needs. For example I would like to: - disable recommend
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    by marbu 5y ago

    I haven't worked with ERD for quite some time, but back when I did I used SQL Power Architect: http://www.bestofbi.com/page/architect It's a java GUI application, offered via open core model (community versio
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    Use Diffoscope in Packager Workflows(fedoramagazine.org)

    2 points by marbu 5y ago|0 comments
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    by marbu 5y ago

    The question is what will happen when the nuclear power plans are decommissioned. Keeping nuclear running and expanding it's role further could be used to replace fossil fuels while expanding renewables at the same time. In the long ru
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    by marbu 5y ago

    This is about EU electricity market. EUPHEMIA stands for "EU Pan-european Hybrid Electricity Market Integration Algorithm" and is used to calculate energy allocation and electricity prices in EU.
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    by marbu 5y ago

    This is GUI code present in the very first commit https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/commit/4405b78d6059e536c3... just to be removed few days and commits later: https://github.com/bitcoin&#x2F
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    by marbu 5y ago

    Yes. But I guess that tripwire has more features.