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by mnd999 5y ago
It was at the time, I think they released the source a few years ago.
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by mnd999 5y ago
AMOS BASIC would be the best choice surely?
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by mnd999 5y ago
Oh please go away.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Android isn’t free. There is a free kernel but so much of what is useful and expected by users is now wrapped up in play services.
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by mnd999 5y ago
WAYN (Where Are You Now) had the same idea. They eventually got bought out by lastminute.com and shut down.
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by mnd999 5y ago
What utter crypto-nerd fantasy rubbish.
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by mnd999 5y ago
It also has a measurably faster CPU.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Law is law. Code has to function within the law - just like everything else.
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by mnd999 5y ago
If that is the situation then sure, do that. But sometimes market realities mean corners need to be cut and that is when taking on tech debt makes sense. Better to have a business with some tech debt than no business.
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by mnd999 5y ago
I’m always cynical of things needing to be entirely rewritten, especially if it’s in a different language and / or framework. It’s a very expensive thing to do and there’s no guarantee you won’t still have issues. So my question is, w
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by mnd999 5y ago
Stop wasting your time.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Enough already, flag this crap off the site.
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by mnd999 5y ago
No, there are plenty of other reasons to stay in a city other than work. Culture, nightlife, friends for example. If you live in a city and all you do there is go to work, you’re kinda missing the point imho because you could do that much c
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by mnd999 5y ago
Whether I misunderstand it or not (I don’t) is irrelevant because customers run scanning tools and demand fixes for any CVE without attempting to understand them.
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by mnd999 5y ago
CVE doesn’t have much credibility at this point as far as I’m concerned. It can mean anything.
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by mnd999 5y ago
The whys seems to me like it would be a valuable addition to the list. It’s a shame they’re just in the pull requests.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Wish the Scala community had read this. They literally just switched to discord and it’s just another facepalm in a long line of daft moves.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Yeah, smells of low effort. Make the list shorter and explain why those books are so good.
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by mnd999 5y ago
It’s a strange way of looking at things. Probably what they should be doing is using the data to identify groups that may need extra support to meet the standard and make that support available to them. Eliminating the standard completely
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by mnd999 5y ago
Because it doesn’t exist yet. Sure some folks bought too much weed with their bitcoinz and used the name for some crypto-nonsense but that isn’t web3 because web implies mass adoption.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Amazon still has them on sale. Google still promotes them - https://on.google.com/hub/?main=retail
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by mnd999 5y ago
I stopped having WiFi problems on Arch once I learned the nmcli syntax.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Slight exaggeration there but yeah, I think there is an expectation that you would want to known how it works as well as how to use it. For me that’s a good thing, but sure it’s not for everyone.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Made me grin. I guess this indicative that the advocacy is working.
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by mnd999 5y ago
So we are in agreement that what you suggest doesn’t work.
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by mnd999 5y ago
So basically a deregulated, market based approach. This will work great in wealthy areas with good schools with educated and supportive parents.
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by mnd999 5y ago
Three releases for essentially the same bug in a week is not okay. Just shut this project down. It’s seemingly a cesspit of bad code, bad testing and general incompetence.
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by mnd999 5y ago
WiFi printers are also fun
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by mnd999 5y ago
gtk3-webkit got updated again? There goes my day.
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by mnd999 5y ago
I think this requires more explanation. Is this some kind of cloud archiving? Are they using ipfs or something like that?

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