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by netule 10y ago
Same here. I loved the community in the early 2000s. I actually met my wife on DeviantArt in 2002 and been happily married for 12 years now. My life would have been very different without that community. My wife and I both left the communit
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by netule 10y ago
There's really a Notepad team?
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Not only that, but Visual Studio is based off Visual C++ in the first place.
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by netule 10y ago
Not only that, but Apple seems to have decided to stop supporting open graphics standards altogether, including OpenGL [1]. Apple used to be quite vocal and influential as part of the ARB, not sure what caused the shift of the last few year
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by netule 10y ago
> like a WebVulkan Yes, it's like a Vulkan for the web since it's a competing standard.
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by netule 10y ago
I have the same thing happen when I download the .deb file for Chrome from the site, open it in the Software Installer (or whatever it's called), it opens an icon in my tray and sits there forever, doing nothing. It's not until I
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by netule 10y ago
I am not sure how this is supposed to start making him money. Doesn't the sticky nature of GPL-like licenses only apply if you redistribute the GPL licensed software alongside your own package or make a derivative?
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by netule 10y ago
Very good. Mine was $5,000 back in 2012 to move from Florida to California.
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by netule 10y ago
You can get gently used 2013 T420 Thinkpads on eBay for around $150 with an i7 processor, NVIDIA dedicated graphics, and 4GB of RAM. For non-gaming, it's just not worth it to go anywhere beyond that.
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by netule 10y ago
Is it possible for anyone to share the full text of the post for those of use behind a great firewall? Edit: thanks!
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by netule 10y ago
You can deposit an arbitrary amount of funds into an account, while simultaneously calculating the fees charged by payment processors, so unless you deposit an odd amount, you'll never have residual funds in your account. Here's w
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by netule 10y ago
Using your own logic, why couldn't an autonomous vehicle be a personal computer? The basic function of would be transportation, but what it would do better is integration with other Apple products and computing while on the move. I jus
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by netule 10y ago
For domain name registration, I can't recommend NearlyFreeSpeech.net[1] enough. I moved all my domains there (around 30 at the time) from GoDaddy about 3 years ago and never looked back. [1] https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net&
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by netule 10y ago
Amazing article, but for all that's good and your own mental health, don't read the comments.
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PVS-Studio, a static code analyzer for C/C++, is now free (ish)(viva64.com)
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by netule 10y ago
It comes from using Kickstarter primarily as a marketing platform and as a funding source secondary. These campaigns are created with an insignificant "funded" threshold knowing very well that they'll be funded a few hours in
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by netule 10y ago
I hope so. I always thought that Ruby could greatly benefit from something like .pyc files in Python. I love working with Ruby; I get lots of work done in very little time. However, sometimes I just can't wrap my head around certain la
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by netule 10y ago
Also, on a minor note for us package creators and maintainers: this version includes the latest version of CoffeeScript, 1.11.1, which will make package development less of a dark ages exercise.
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by netule 10y ago
Secretary of the Treasury is a member of the President's cabinet, so I'm sure Trump will appoint a willing implement.
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by netule 10y ago
This reminds me of a presentation called "Deep C (and C++)" (2011): http://www.slideshare.net/olvemaudal/deep-c/
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by netule 10y ago
Thanks for the response, it seems that your use case is very similar to mine (Ruby, Node.js, etc.). I actually decided to go with the i3 model with 16GB of RAM, since I don't think that I will do anything extremely demanding or graphic
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by netule 10y ago
I would love to hear more about your experiences using Intel NUC since I'm exactly leaning this way for my development machine.
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by netule 10y ago
Not sure if this is valid C syntax, but in C++ you can do something like: type const * const Which is a const pointer to a const type, making both the pointer and the data immutable.
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by netule 10y ago
Honestly, most times, the Indian representative does just fine. In all my time here, I can count on one hand the times that a customer service rep was ineffective. Larger companies especially (Amazon, WalMart, etc.) will bend over backwards
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by netule 10y ago
Honestly, I'm just glad that the project isn't dead after the recent kerfuffle. Hiring decent people may be a good way to get back on track and attract more investors.
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by netule 10y ago
Not using Wordpress to serve static blog content should be a good start. Also running the database, webserver, mail server, etc. off a single machine is just asking for trouble.
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by netule 10y ago
Pretty much the same for me here in the US. I grew up in the Netherlands and always felt safe bicycling there. The first time I went bicycling around San Jose, I felt like I was going to die.
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by netule 10y ago
If you can't think of a new project to work on right now, consider contributing to an open source project that needs help. Simply getting started on something will usually get your creativity flowing and ideas will come.
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by netule 10y ago
There's not much too information in the article, to be honest. However, it's an interesting notion to me because I've recently become very interested in etymologies, specifically Proto-Indo-European. Since all people come fro
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by netule 10y ago
Agreed, HR exists to protect the company, nothing else. Nothing related to gender, but I once had a coworker at a mid-sized company angrily threaten me in his cubicle: "if we weren't in the office, I would slit your throat."

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