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12y ago
In case anyone's interested, the Chrome extensions is IPvFoo [0], a similar one for firefox is IPvFox [1]. [0] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ipvfoo/ecanpcehffn... [1] https://addon
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Introducing the New TV News Archive
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13y ago
Looks like there's no changelog available (yet), so here's the rst file on GitHub: https://github.com/ipython/ipython/blob/rel-2.0.0/docs/sourc...
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mineo
13y ago
Except for the `fi` ligature and the thing with the Q, they look the same in Firefox on Linux as well.
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Archive and ALA brief filed in Warrantless Cell Phone Search Case
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13y ago
According to https://www.hetzner.de/hosting/unternehmen/rechenzentrum they only have data centers in Nuremberg (Bavaria) and Falkenstein (Saxony).
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13y ago
I think he's referring to the "[edu]" label on the browsing pages (like [0]) which indicates that the uploader has a .edu email address. I'm not too sure about other countries, but at least in Germany, not many academica
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We want your old T-shirts
(blog.archive.org)
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13y ago
It prints a warning if you're running ipython inside a virtualenv that some features might not work but in that case, you can just install ipython itself inside the venv (I haven't yet found any problems caused by using ipython in
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Open Attribute - give credit where credit is due.
(openattribute.com)
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Software Wanted: Political TV Commercial Detection and Naming
(blog.archive.org)
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A history of Linux through project website screenshots
(linux-website-screenshots.tumblr.com)
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13y ago
The text and images also cut off on the left and right if your browser window is "only" 1200px wide.
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EU Offers Public a Chance to Fix Copyright Law
(torrentfreak.com)
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13y ago
Can't hurt to mention Hedgewars as another really good open source game, though.
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13y ago
The compose key is also useful outside of programming environments: I'm german but still prefer english keyboard layouts for easier access to several characters (like {}[]\ and so on) which require the use of Alt Gr on german keyboards
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A Second Christmas Morning: The Console Living Room
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13y ago
I don't think this is a problem with GitHub, it is - if you want to call it a problem at all - a problem with git itself because noone stops you from using any email adress and name as user.email and user.name in your git config. You c
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13y ago
The index page links "Getting Started" as "an introduction to the dataset" and there you'll find descriptions of the tables.
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Wikidata celebrates its first birthday
(wikidata.org)
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13y ago
This is what the arrow-up key in ZSH does by default.
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13y ago
The advice you mention reminds me of the "Unicode sandwich", a term used by Ned Batchelder in his awesome "Pragmatic Unicode" talk[0][1]. [0] http://nedbatchelder.com/text/unipain.html [1] http:&#x
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13y ago
That's really not a solution to the original problem, just a short-term solution for this one conference. From the mail by Mark Messersmith it looks like the ban applies to all conferences held at a NASA building, so if the NASA ever w
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13y ago
You really should not have to find people working at GitHub on other parts of the internet for something like dealing with copyright issues if you're not the copyright owner because (I suspect) copyright owners will have no trouble get
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13y ago
That was my thought as well after seeing the list of Free APC bugs. I can see why they'd want to limit the number of bugs that you can get free hardware for (to avoid trivial pull requests like fixing spelling mistakes etc.), but there
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13y ago
All 3 PDF files have a TOC - at least Evince is able to show me one in its sidebar.
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13y ago
(I haven't gotten Trine 2 before, so this may not be correct) The HIB9 includes a Trine 2 Complete Edition ebook, maybe that's what makes the 'Complete Story'?
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13y ago
Having reported a bug in Chromium myself that I thought was security related (but in the end was not - better safe than sorry), I think it's a reasonable decision to not show security related bug reports/tickets from the general p
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13y ago
That's actually how the german DHL website works - unless you enter the recipients postcode, all you get is information that's not telling you who the recipient is (that is, the shipment progress, the latest status). If you enter
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13y ago
If I understood the intention correctly, it's not about saving time downloading files when saving them from the internet to your computer or Dropbox, it's really about saving the time you spend uploading large files that you d
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