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11y ago
I've learned/taught from the "dinosaur book" [1] and for the price tag it's pretty bad. It's a nice overview but it has several problems. First of all the section on CPU scheduling is pretty sparse and confusin
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11y ago
Blizzard can send a DMCA takedown to github and github must ASAP take down the repo regardless of if there was actual copyright infringement. I've seen github developers send DMCA requests to take down other developers repos before...
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11y ago
> I kept thinking it's just one IDE, and others are better, thinking about IntelliJ. Heh. I usually don't endorse a product or service (different tools for different tasks and different people etc) but at least try out IntelliJ
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11y ago
I have a feeling that the people posting here on HN that are against the subscription may only be a small percentage of their user base. Personally I don't upgrade - because I don't need to. But if given the subscription I probabl
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11y ago
> Our plan was to surreptitiously allow our fellow students to grade and leave anonymous comments about their teachers, which we would collect and publish. So... ratemyprofessors.com ?
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11y ago
> I am wary of installing anything on a Debian machine that I can't just get using aptitude (sudo apt-get install foo). I don't think that is really an issue (anymore?) - I've installed deb packages manually and compiled s
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11y ago
> Their first response was that it's cheaper than before. Except it's not. Did they think I wouldn't actually go look at the prices? Uh - their "everything" price is $20/month = $240/year (or $200 for t
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11y ago
> I've seen companies who forget to renew their licenses promptly or who have long and convoluted processes to approve the expenditure. I guess, under the new model, development grinds to a halt until the purchase goes through. That
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11y ago
So if I use 1.999999TB of bandwidth I'm not abusing?
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11y ago
I think his entire twitter feed is exactly how not to operate a business [1]. I completely understand you need to protect the network from people who use 2TB of bandwidth. I completely get that - but you need to specify what defines as abus
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11y ago
Here is more information: http://www.coindesk.com/ny-bitcoin-business-45-days-bitlicen... https://act.eff.org/action/stop-the-bitlicense
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New York Department of Financial Services: Virtual Currency Regulations [pdf]
(dfs.ny.gov)
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11y ago
> I have Linux on all my home machines, and none are configured to be accessed remotely. There are still plenty of advantages. Far less viruses / malware / crapware. I don't think the 2 ideas are related. I can't thin
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11y ago
That's not what Google Fi support told me: > Thank you for contacting Project Fi Support! My name is Sydney and I will be glad to assist with your issue regarding WiFi services today. First, your phone should connect automatically t
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11y ago
I think this would be illegal. Could this be considered a raffle?
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11y ago
It should be noted that the VPN only turns on when it automatically connects to pre-approved APs. Google didn't disclose to me what those APs are.
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11y ago
> And then you can set a daily nightly cron for: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install gitlab-ce AHHHH!!!! Don't recommend doing that. Only those who are crazy do that. Imagine waking up in the morning and your SCM system is brok
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11y ago
It all depends on your infrastructure. I once worked in a group that used SVN for SCM, mediawiki for wiki and Trac for tickets. I voiced my opinion about that setup many times but management felt that was the most efficient way to work... P
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11y ago
Or "let's move our entire business workflow to github!". Doh! This is why you should run indefero/srchub/gitlab or any of the other self hosted source code control apps.
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11y ago
Well I have a mix of their free licenses (for open source projects) and paid licenses. I did pay for PyCharm and PHPStorm (and upgrades). Needless to say I do use commercial versions of all of them on an almost daily basis and I couldn'
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11y ago
Is it just me or are they not smiling in any of the pictures :(
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11y ago
> Dropping a newbie into Eclipse or MonoDevelop makes them feel like they are walking around in a byzantine museum I tried really hard to use and like free/open source IDEs like Eclipse, Aptana, and Netbeans. They all felt clunky, d
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11y ago
Why would you submit a PR - wouldn't you just create an issue (you don't want to select a license for their project)? In either case - my experiences with PRs have been really negative (and I'm not surprised).
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11y ago
Google also created a PAM module for OTP [1]. [1] https://github.com/google/google-authenticator
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I really don't know why you were downvoted - as this is a somewhat important question. Thought - by the github TOS you at least get to fork the repo [1]. [1] https://help.github.com/articles/github-terms-of-service
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11y ago
> The DMCA would only apply if you had been accused of copying, or creating a derivative work. See my reply here [1]. > I find it interesting that the Chinese police have told him to shut it down, but have not put any restrictions on
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You should sign up for notifications for the github repo where they post DMCA takedowns. People who release open source sending DMCA takedowns to people who create repos with that code. I'm not saying it's right. I think there nee
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11y ago
Canada has it's own problems with ISPs [1]. I still haven't figured out why businesses have to be so greedy...like I don't believe it's one guy going "I'M HUNGRY MORE MONEY". [1] http://www.dslr
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11y ago
This feels rather suspicious to me. Either the police are complete idiots (because people have forked his code and you can still get it from the forks) or there is more to the story. It would make more sense to just send a DMCA takedown for
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11y ago
The search doesn't work for me on chrome.
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