nilved

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541.
by nilved 11y ago
And "io" instead of "com".
542.
by nilved 11y ago
Haha. For me, Mandrake was the first distro I broke my computer with, around age 12. I wasn't allowed around the computer for a few months, but I did learn a lot about bootloaders.
543.
by nilved 11y ago
I can't think of any other definition of "bad" when it comes to programming. But I do appreciate your sentiment and realize I was being unjustly negative.
544.
by nilved 11y ago
Bad developers. For example, I used Arch Linux for a number of years, where `/bin/sh` is a symlink to bash. Switching that to point to `dash` broke a number of programs both in the official repositories and the AUR. A lot of sh
545.
by nilved 11y ago
Using `env` is very much a feature, not a bug. It's part of fish's philosophy to use programs rather than builtins wherever possible. It's good practice to use `env` even when using other shells.
546.
by nilved 11y ago
> Perhaps the "dark net" has improved the safety of drugs by removing the violence of street dealing, but exchanging drugs without government regulation is still dangerous; most people rarely, if ever, test the drugs they recei
547.
by nilved 11y ago
PDF warning
548.
by nilved 12y ago
Is there another source that is neutral?
549.
by nilved 12y ago
No, 1200 is a pretty reasonable diet for weight loss if you're not getting a lot of exercise. For example, I (an early 20s dude) naturally burn about 1800 calories a day, and another 200 from walking to and from work. 2000 - 1200 = 8
550.
by nilved 12y ago
Haskell can build self-contained binaries that don't require a 700MB compiler. Look for /-bin$/ packages.
551.
by nilved 12y ago
It doesn't, GP has forgotten about `systemctl daemon-reexec` and `kill 1`.
552.
by nilved 12y ago
You can add POP/IMAP and SMTP accounts and read, write and send emails directly in Gmail with the proper headers (i.e. no the "delivered by gmail.com" message on your emails.) I can't use my domain with Google Apps now,
553.
by nilved 12y ago
http://ruby-doc.org//core-1.8.7/Kernel.html#method-i-caller https://github.com/banister/method_source
554.
by nilved 12y ago
Yes, this is probably one of the better industries for that.
555.
by nilved 12y ago
Less type safety, more internet safety!
556.
by nilved 12y ago
(Also, "head" and "tail" are function names in the Prelude, but I'll assume you meant to write "hd" and "tl" or something like that). No, I overlooked that. Writing "hd" and
557.
by nilved 12y ago
map fn (head:tail) = (fn head):(map fn tail) map _ [] = []
558.
by nilved 12y ago
Please no. Pictures of text are such a bad idea.
559.
by nilved 12y ago
There are many different formats you can use: https://github.com/github/markup
560.
by nilved 12y ago
Java is a considerably better language than JavaScript. "Considerably" should be emphasized.
561.
by nilved 12y ago
This is first time I've seen the words "Apache is just easier" in that arrangement. I think php-fpm is significantly easier to set up than Apache and expect it to be more performant with less resources.
562.
by nilved 12y ago
It could use a solution that isn't racist or anything tho
563.
by nilved 12y ago
> If it's available on your platform, you could print it to a local file since the print version doesn't use the same CSS as the web (OS X = print to PDF, Win = print to XPS, etc). Yeah or you could go read a better book
564.
by nilved 12y ago
No, it hasn't. The web is a terrible, hacked-together mess. Things break often and catastrophically. HTTP 2.0 is layering on more hacks instead of trimming the fat.
565.
by nilved 12y ago
Maybe the program only parses its first argument. The asterisk would need to be escaped, in any case, to prevent the shell from expanding it.
566.
by nilved 12y ago
Spoofing your location at the DNS level doesn't work in a lot of cases. Specifically, the Netflix Android app and every Chromecast app is hard-coded to use 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4. To fool their geolocation you either need to reroute th
567.
by nilved 12y ago
I thought at first that this would be testing ZFS' fault tolerance by striking drives with a hammer.
568.
by nilved 12y ago
No, you can just download a binary. It's necessary because the Ruby version was unbearably slow.
569.
by nilved 12y ago
Sabotage is such a wonderful idea and I really hope it succeeds. It's not nearly usable right now, though.
570.
by nilved 12y ago
Ah, I understand. It reminds me of how the `cut` function could be used in Scheme.

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