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11y ago
I found the documentary about these tiles to be pretty interesting as well: "Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of the Toynbee Tiles"
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11y ago
Sorry Tim, you've already lost me as a customer. Next computer I get from work will be running Linux.
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11y ago
copy suggestion: "Ask a programmer to review 10 lines of code, they'll find 10 issues. Ask them to review 500 lines and they'll say it looks good".
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11y ago
Really? "This paper studied the incidence and characteristics of DRAM errors in a large fleet of commodity servers. Our study is based on data collected over more than 2 years and covers DIMMs of multiple vendors, generations, technol
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11y ago
Yes. I have to opt-out every time I fly now which adds ~20-30 minutes to my visit to security.
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The problem is, that when I bought this device there was nothing to say that it was modified by this ISP. The device looks exactly the same as any other WNDR3800. It wasn't Netgear who limited the hardware in this way, it also wasn
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11y ago
s/malicious actors/hardware owners/ See, I bought this WNDR3800 off Ebay, because I wanted to put OpenWRT on it. Its compatible. But I made the mistake of buying a used router that was managed by a ISP. They built their own f
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11y ago
Who ever actually goes directly to google.com? The only way I noticed this insignificant change was in my interactions with the results page. Why does this non-news have 375 points?
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11y ago
no 'ruby version manager', eg 'chruby, rvm, or rbenv' make any sense in the nix/guix world. the article would have done a disservice to itself to go into detail on each one, when the goal was really to show how to m
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11y ago
This has happened, with 'Raw Milk'; http://www.fda.gov/Food/ResourcesForYou/consumers/ucm079516.... http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2011/08/the-latest..
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11y ago
See: User Mode Linux, available since somewhere around 2002 or 2003. http://user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User-mode_Linux
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11y ago
I already have metropcs, its $40/mo for unlimited everything. My plan covers unlimited up to 3g, for 4g or LTE I get 2gb/mo. If I wanted unlimited though, its only $60/mo. How is $100 for 10GB even comparable? Metropcs also h
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11y ago
The difference here is f2p vs p2w. p2w mean Pay to Win. There are many P2W FPS type games where you can buy weapons that give you an edge over those without those weapons. In some cases, you can 'unlock' these weapons by earning i
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12y ago
You can use an adapter to run MVS games on the home console as well: http://www.jamma-nation-x.com/jammax/supermvsconverter2.html
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12y ago
Too bad it will never work with CodeClimate, Travis-Ci, etc. We have many Git hosting sites to choose from; but the reality is that few 3rd party sites integrate with anything other than Github.
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12y ago
You should point out that many of these are _github_ only. Horrible if you are a OSS developer but don't use that platform.
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12y ago
Or use mutation testing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutation_testing
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12y ago
This should be called 'Readline keyboard shortcuts'. Because they are all handled by Readline and have nothing to do with Bash and are already supported by anything that also links to Readline.
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12y ago
There are already other open source firmware implementations that can be put on inexpensive off the shelf hardware to do the same thing: http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2014/08/a-port...
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12y ago
Its legal in the US so long as you follow the CAN-SPAM rules: Federal rules require the following for commercial email sent to your mobile phone: - Identification – The email must be clearly identified as a solicitation or advertisement for
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12y ago
Yellow Taxi, Green Cab decimated themselves. Living in SF there was one thing you learned quickly: calling the taxi was a complete waste of time. The reason Uber, Lyft, etc won was because they could actually perform a job the taxi's h
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12y ago
You should worry more about the attention you're going to attract from that name. I'll re-iterate the above comment that its really a bad choice. Naming things is one of the hardest problems period. The naming problem is felt by a
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12y ago
+1 Excellent recommendation; I picked up a few Serious Sam games back in the day and they are totally new 'Dooms'. IIRC the "plot" involves time travel, aliens, and how fast you can shoot them. Loads of fun, pretty diffi
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Been able to do that for a _long_ time. CuSeeMe came out in 1992, and Email has been around since the early 60's. Yes; now we have 'nicer' versions of these features, and internet connectivity is almost ubiquitous. You can of
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12y ago
I can't wait for my voice call to be interrupted by a pop up letting me know that I'm typing while on a call.
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I will just wait for a animated gif output for Pandoc, which already turns my Markdown (and other files) into beautiful slide shows in a variety of formats.
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I just use 'view'; its the same as running 'vim -R'.
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12y ago
Will somebody please bring the DFD some Raspberry Pi's and some Piezos and hook them up? Surely there are tons of local Open Source nerds that could offer some assistance to their dying city.
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12y ago
Not technically, there is the FOSS Android App Store provided by F-Droid. https://f-droid.org/
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12y ago
This is not a CLI Framework; it is a GUI framework. You can think of this as a ncurses interface for Ruby. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ncurses
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