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451.
by nodata 12y ago
What if the side effect of the untested treatment leads to everyone in the hospital becoming infected or dying?
452.
by nodata 12y ago
We already have this in lots of countries: the government supports charities from our taxes.
453.
by nodata 12y ago
I just checked my phone, and Android 4.4.2 supports always-on VPN.
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by nodata 12y ago
i.e. they re-used the same CSR without realising that the CSR references the old compromised key.
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by nodata 12y ago
It will do what you describe, but since you are handling large files you should know that Syncthing currently doesn't do dedupe, so if you rename or move a file, or have multiple copies of it, it will sync the whole file again. Changes
456.
by nodata 12y ago
https://github.com/haiwen/seafile/issues/350
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by nodata 12y ago
Good idea.
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by nodata 12y ago
It's headless by default (but it starts a web browser going to localhost:8080 by default too). If you don't have a web browser, it won't open it. If you don't want it to open a web browser, you can configure that.
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by nodata 12y ago
I couldn't decipher what SeaFile was or how all the components fitted together, can you recommend a review or write-up?
460.
by nodata 12y ago
For anyone wondering, Dropbox changed this a while back. The requirement to sync to Dropbox first was added at that point.
461.
by nodata 12y ago
Is Synology ARM? syncthing seems to have a couple of different versions if he wants to try that: https://github.com/calmh/syncthing/releases
462.
by nodata 12y ago
You could try the discourse site: http://discourse.syncthing.net/category/documentation
463.
by nodata 12y ago
> But the documentation is not good. The linked website is aimed at end-users. Try the protocol docs: https://github.com/calmh/syncthing/blob/master/protocol/PROT...
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by nodata 12y ago
Newest change wins. More detail: https://github.com/calmh/syncthing/issues/61#issue-27202590
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by nodata 12y ago
Protocol information is linked from the homepage: https://github.com/calmh/syncthing/blob/master/protocol/PROT... > Does this support delta/block-level sync for large files Yes. > Does it
466.
by nodata 12y ago
> or is it some village next to Shitfuckistan? Wow, where did that come from?
467.
by nodata 12y ago
vim keys (hjkl) and arrow keys would be better.
468.
by nodata 12y ago
Linux came first.
469.
by nodata 12y ago
The "A" in Oracle says that. I say selection bias.
470.
by nodata 12y ago
Your new code is for 10 bucks. I've flagged the submission, this is not what it seems.
471.
by nodata 12y ago
Incorrect Promo Code! Code has expired
472.
by nodata 12y ago
Why are all the comments here treating this as a serious product? It's satire! The car has a moustache! They used the words "ford" and "luxury" in the same sentence! They have a photo of dandelion chocolate!
473.
by nodata 12y ago
JIRA
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by nodata 12y ago
Your argument is that cheapest must be best? Try safety of the passenger, upkeep of the vehicle, all the other reasons mentioned elsewhere on this page...
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by nodata 12y ago
> What a deplorable, luddite attitude. Well presumably you know their side of the story too? Presumably (hopefully someone who actually knows can fill us in) the taxi drivers have spent huge amounts of time learning The Knowledge and buy
476.
by nodata 12y ago
CoLinux might do it: http://www.colinux.org/
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by nodata 12y ago
Can you name a modern state that is reproducing at above levels that sustain the population numbers? (Immigration doesn't count)
478.
by nodata 12y ago
I could "just drop my stuff off at a shelter"? Rather than finding people _nearby_ who want the food? That's the whole point of this app!
479.
by nodata 12y ago
So Herbie (the car) was 'erbie? Cockney-style?
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by nodata 12y ago
> It's a lot more simple than everyone is making it out to be. > > An herb. Erm...

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