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8y ago
These are pretty neat, but weirdly uninformed on some things . If you're using GNU tar the alias should just be "tar -xvf" since it can autodetect compression (though I'm not sure if that's suffix-based or file type
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8y ago
This kind of thing is a problem anywhere that there's not aggressive regulation and Seattle is pretty bad. At one point a partner was towed for parking in a handicap spot and she had handicap plates and a handicap placard. Similarly sh
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8y ago
That was missing an eraser.
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8y ago
Thorne's teaching abilities really get ignored. He used to TA a session of first year physics at Caltech every year and he was amazing when I had him. To teach accelerating frames of he clambered onto a table, saying "Define a fra
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8y ago
Unfortunately some groups (and governments) in Europe are now trying to criminalize providing information to immigrants.
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9y ago
Cinnamon supports them out of the box as well, it's System Settings -> Preferences -> Hot Corners. I had to run the Brightside daemon to get it working on MATE, but I don't know if that's true anymore.
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9y ago
I think "unemployed" and "hire an attorney" are not 100% mutually exclusive, but if he's not asking for much and doesn't have much money it's a probalby not a good option. As for handsome royalties, they&#
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9y ago
It's interesting that the release doesn't address the seasonality of the effect unless it falls under the possible initiation handwave. Is there some other temperature dependent effect on such flows?
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9y ago
"This study used machine-learning algorithms (Gaussian Naive Bayes) to identify such individuals (17 suicidal ideators versus 17 controls) with high (91%) accuracy, based on their altered functional magnetic resonance imaging neural si
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9y ago
It's been years since I was involved with the organization side of the Standards Association, but there was a lot of frustration among staff because the vendors (and stakeholders in general) often had a vested interest in keeping the
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9y ago
It's really nice to see that the author includes detailed instructions for installing without root. It's pretty much how you'd expect it, but a lot of software these days assumes you'll give some random library root acce
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9y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if they gained a bit of respect. If I recall correctly they did everything right - they had an apparently impossible result, they spent a lot of time trying to disprove it, and when they announced they made it c
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9y ago
The list of problems goes on, but if you want really current at a local presentation a few weeks ago a user who's actually pretty positive about MongoDB reported data loss without hardware failure with what is supposedly a safe configu
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9y ago
Rejoice, if you look at the repository you'll see that's exactly what they're doing - replacing the runtime/C underpinnings and keeping the elisp.
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9y ago
As previously discussed it's allowed by POSIX and supported by major distributions and Unixen. The systemd team's assertion that it's not is based on a couple of programs, mainly one Debian utility. Basically they don't
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10y ago
> MAC addresses are unique Or at least they're unique on a single machine... except for the various OSes and hardware platforms that have deliberately made all MAC addresses the same for a given machine.
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11y ago
I'm not sure if this is what you meant, but putting the OTR plugin in the middle of a list of pre-existing software makes it look like they used one. There wasn't one and they had to write a new one for InstantBird wrapping libotr
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Tumblr forgot to change the Plesk default page for umblr.com
(umblr.com)
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Homebrew installing outside system directories hasn't protected it in the past and the directory/root lockdown isn't the only change, remember the tun/tap CF that got dropped in their lap? The 10.9 to 10.10 transition b
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11y ago
There's a point to using this: it's a nice little convenience that a lot of people like about jQuery's style that requires no dependencies, can be copied & pasted without introducing a blob of possibly fragile code, and s
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11y ago
Perhaps they default to SSL for everything. The certificate error might be annoying, but why encourage devs to not use SSL from the beginning?
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Either @dineshrabara stripped them since the first commit is based on an official release three days earlier and lacks the notices or they copied it from someone who moved really fast to do so and distributed them in some mysterious third l
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11y ago
Precedent for general copyright, yes, but according to other news sources and PhantomAlert comments they were in negotiations for data-sharing that fell through. The chances those weren't covered by NDAs as well as likely more stringe
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11y ago
The big win for me is that it cuts down log noise from ssh brute force attempts. Used with pf/netfilter you get even less. I'm not sure of getting FreeBSD nightly security reports that freeze a mail client for a few seconds as t
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11y ago
It successfully detected the adware now bundled with MPlayerX. My partner and I would probably both have spotted it, but if it was a silent installer instead of a deceptive click-through there would have been zero sign until the adware was
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ClamXav just went commercial, no open source version
(clamxav.com)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trade_dress#United_States I have no idea if Slack could actually win a case, but in the US (where both companies appear to be headquartered) they do have some rights to look and feel as pa
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11y ago
By definition just about everyone who's actually working in DevOps counts.
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11y ago
Even if you can manage one per OS, it's not good enough. Have you ever worked in a non-monoculture or dealt with recovery of a system severely damaged by malice or accident? I doubt my Linux (including webOS & Android), FreeBSD, a
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11y ago
I suspect they're talking about the unladen climbing distance, that would be a lot closer to the ballpark.
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