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by nrclark 10y ago
GNU Make has a Guile scripting interface, although distros don't usually ship it compiled into their 'make' packages (for whatever reason). On Ubuntu/Debian, you can get it by installing 'make-guile' instead of
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by nrclark 10y ago
Another option is that somebody got ahold of some HDCP chips that fell off the back of a truck. There are Chinese companies (Explore Semi and friends) that make HDCP repeater chips with decryption / encryption capabilities. Those bad b
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by nrclark 10y ago
The "Gitlab doesn't handle big commits" bug is still a thing, and the two issues open for it are still open (and have been for months). 8.11 overhauled the diff backend, which works great! But the front-end still chokes up an
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by nrclark 10y ago
I've had pretty good experiences with Eclipse's GDB interface - how does that stack up against VS6?
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It's the scripting language for Blender and Maya as well, in the 3D space.
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by nrclark 10y ago
Here's the issue I made a couple of months ago - https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/14775 As for my browser, I'm on the latest Firefox on Fedora 23. Something interesting - I think it&#x
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by nrclark 10y ago
@sytse (and @holman, now!) As of the latest Gitlab (8.8.1), my "this breaks Gitlab" commit of the Linux Kernel sources ( https://gitlab.com/nrclark/dummy_project/commit/81ebdea5df2f... ) still breaks
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by nrclark 11y ago
In American English, a 'magician' is somebody who pulls rabbits out of hats, and a 'wizard' is somebody who does supernatural things. We don't have as good of a separation for goochelen/toveren, but most Americ
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by nrclark 11y ago
Was 8.5 able to address either of these? Large commits can't be viewed: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/10785 Users created via LDAP login continue to count towards the user-count even if
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by nrclark 11y ago
Excellent, now we'll finally be able to legally sing a song that everybody has already been singing for almost 100 years. It's a good thing we got this in under the wire before the next Mickey Mouse extension. Copyright is stupid.
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by nrclark 11y ago
Is there any truth to the 'you can't lose something you never actually had' idea? When LI's stock price dropped, it's not like somebody showed up and plundered the shareholders' bank accounts. It's never s
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by nrclark 11y ago
Every time I see something like this, I have to wonder - Did anybody actually _lose_ anything? It's not like LinkedIn is more or less intrinsically valuable than it was yesterday. The only thing that's happened is that their baseb