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by nnnnni 14y ago
It took a 65-year study to prove something that should be obvious to anyone with a little bit of common sense?
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by nnnnni 14y ago
From Leah at grove.io: Hi, Thanks for your interest in Grove. Unfortunately we won't be open sourcing the code due to the time and effort it would take to prepare and maintain it. Thanks for understanding, Leah
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Hopefully it'll be linux-compatible...
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Wait, it's been a whole year already? Wow, time flies.
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Exactly. Whenever a script is made, it should have #!/usr/bin/env interpreter# as the first line. #!/usr/bin/env python2 #!/usr/bin/env python3 Explicitly declaring the required version fixes that problem. In arch, most of the PKGBUILDs wil
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Being a politician != representing thousands (or more) of people.
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Yeah, it was a joke.
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Wow, ONLY every ten years if they're at high risk? I'd think that you'd want to do it at least every five years, if not every year.
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Apple, Samsung: You have been banned from r/pyongyang.
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Relevant SMBC: http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=2388 Also, I don't understand why people always applaud the use of micro-usb. I have NEVER seen a single plug that didn't lose its ability to hold onto the slot after a month or so.
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by nnnnni 14y ago
LFS is good for learning why package managers are great -- especially if you move to BLFS.
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Nope, it makes it self-contained, therefore more pure! ...or at least that's the way I look at it.
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Replace line 58 with a base64 encoding of the image to make it pure HTML/CSS!
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Robots are capable of ridiculously fast visual recognition for considerably longer stretches of time than humans.
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Since I'm not made of money, my only display device with HDMI is a Google TV that I got for free (won it) a couple of years ago. If they wanted it to work with "the family television without any problems", they could have added composite vi
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by nnnnni 14y ago
COMBAT!!
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by nnnnni 14y ago
The number one thing is to make sure that all of the software is compatible without having to jump through a bunch of hoops. Law firms are notorious for using OLD software.
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Let me know when they make something that automatically builds circuits... THEN I will be interested. This is just "LOOK! WE PUT ___ INTO THE CLOUD!"
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by nnnnni 14y ago
No.
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by nnnnni 14y ago
I upvoted you, but you probably switched to KDE, GNOME, or some other WM/DE with a "Start Menu button" equivalent.
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by nnnnni 14y ago
That is a horrible domain name. It's almost as bad as Experts Exchange before they hyphenated it...
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by nnnnni 14y ago
http://www.floodgap.com/software/ttytter/ http://mike.verdone.ca/twitter/ https://launchpad.net/twitter-cmdline/ http://ruby-paypal.rubyforge.org/ http://oreilly.com/pub/h/2222 Apparently twitter and paypal ARE commandline program
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Fast food restaurant automation.
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by nnnnni 14y ago
"domain specific jargon" ಠ_ಠ
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by nnnnni 14y ago
ies4linux: http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Main_Page
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Jurassic Park taught us about this nearly 20 years ago!
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by nnnnni 14y ago
I've been forced into a Six Sigma committee at work. It's horrible. We've spent the last half year basically establishing what we knew before the whole thing started. Documentation like that seems to be 100% bloat that is designed to make p
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by nnnnni 14y ago
Ha.
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by nnnnni 14y ago
It is, just like MySpace and Friendster before it... In a few years, the next big thing will take over and the cycle will repeat itself.
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by nnnnni 14y ago
In other news, Business Week is two years behind. Also, what's the deal with the fake-vintage effect on the pictures? Is it their lame corporate way of attempting to be "hip"?

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