mordae

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by mordae 13y ago
So what? Changing laws all the time also inconveniences people every time government does that. People can adapt.
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by mordae 13y ago
Ahem, what about all those external jquery hosters, or google analytics..?
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by mordae 13y ago
Is he trying to imply that he is in charge and we are just those silly peons who don't understand motivation of their ruler? Because that's a complete bullshit. While I tend to agree with most things they did in the past few years
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by mordae 13y ago
Nah, the other half is just stupid or lazy. It's the same kind of people who will ignore screwdriver and will try to pry the bolt out with pliers unless they have been shown the benefits of using the proper tool in the past 15 minutes.
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by mordae 13y ago
It's not a conspiracy per se. It's more like a system of incentives that motivate this kind of behaviour. We have made the politicians into celebrities whoring for our votes so that they can get goodies from their sponsors. It&#x2
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The Last GUADEC?(ploum.net)
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by mordae 13y ago
Who cares? Just re-time commits after work hours and lie. It's better than doing nothing. Just make sure your machine is not bugged.
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by mordae 13y ago
Your code (`when` that binds `it`) translates to: (define-syntax (awhen stx) (syntax-case stx () ((_ expr body ...) (with-syntax ((it (datum->syntax stx 'it))) #`(let ((it expr)) (when it b
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by mordae 13y ago
My doctor wears T-shirt and a coat, does that count? I don't think it's important what they wear as long as it's clean and the person looks confident and capable.
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by mordae 13y ago
No, what happened was init scripts. Something completely alien to the original init tab concept. It was an extremely ugly hack that worked only because of extensive documentation and effort by much larger amount of people than systemd has n
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by mordae 13y ago
According to Lennart, Arch have already moved to journal-only default so Fedora is not really leading there...
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by mordae 13y ago
Yeah, also probably a reason why he has life and does not spend most of his free time tiptoeing around an abusive bitch like some many others.
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by mordae 13y ago
Or from being used by your usual evil scientist.
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by mordae 13y ago
Yay!
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by mordae 13y ago
I few years back, I welcomed these gadgets as awesome ways to improve one's life, to make it much more interesting, efficient. Nowadays, when I start to grasp actual capabilities of myself and people around me, after seeing what power
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by mordae 13y ago
In any case, there is a big difference between the amount you get in the sleep and the 60mg trip... People would definitely notice the effects when being woken up in the middle of the night.
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by mordae 13y ago
I like the second part. It's spot on. When we were designing our current project, we have spent whole days together, listening to di.fm, drawing on papers, scribbling on whiteboard, thinking, discussing. We managed to stuff completely
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by mordae 13y ago
Well the entrance tests for Faculty of Philosophy that my close friend attended have been in the form of interview and they mostly asked about what authors did you read, what were they trying to say and such. It's actually not that com
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by mordae 13y ago
Hmm, the video makes me wonder. What if the button software was written in Java and did, in fact, nothing. Perhaps with a nice 40-something line stack trace in the log file. Meanwhile, a completely new worm targeting the Java platform crash
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by mordae 13y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mertvaya_Ruka
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by mordae 13y ago
I live and work in Prague and recently our team have finally found a sponsor for our software project. I am very happy that in a month or two, together with full-time system administrator pay with maximum bonus from state research/education
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by mordae 13y ago
Actually, I can see why people want Dot Matrix Printers, http://theoatmeal.com/comics/printers sums it nicely. Also, CRTs don't have only disadvantages, as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathode_ray_tube#Advantages_and... explains. The pr
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by mordae 13y ago
With Windows 8 it no longer is.
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by mordae 13y ago
From here it looks like in two years it will be completely possible to arm thousands of people on a large demonstration without law enforcement being able to step in. It might add some weight to peoples' opinion on CISPA, INDECT and other
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by mordae 14y ago
Not really, it's just C2 being C2. You can often see a lot of conflicting opinions on those pages, but the arguments tend to be solid. Try reading these two: http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WhyWeLoveLisp http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WhyWeHateLisp