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by omeid2 8y ago
Some other important factor about the software you have listed is that they are actively maintained, either because they have a community or a profitable enterprise behind them, I don't think inertia alone is enough.
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by omeid2 8y ago
> Not personal convenience, but personal benefit You're right, personal benefit is a factor too, so I replaced "Convenience" with "Utility" which is more apt and covers both Convenience and Benefit. > It is tr
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by omeid2 8y ago
I believe overreaching IP protection laws, specifically in regards to patents and copyright are in large to blame for creation of these monopolies. In tech, one of the largest hurdles is patent wars, where the player with the biggest pocket
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by omeid2 8y ago
It is true that governments can be complicit or implicated in formation of monopolies, but I personally think the more fundamental problem with the idea of free market is the assumption that consumers afford meaningful consideration and cho
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by omeid2 8y ago
Slowly boiling the whole web.
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by omeid2 8y ago
Let's not forget that Google can change the terms as they please with a 90 Days notice as per Section 7.1 Modifications of the terms. So any promise that is longer than 90 days, even without a escape hatch like Section 7.2, would be le
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by omeid2 8y ago
Create a report at: https://github.com/github/linguist
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by omeid2 8y ago
Nothing, sort of. Subject to "Section 1.7 Modifications" of Terms: b. To the Agreement: Google may make changes to this Agreement, including pricing (and any linked documents) from time to time. .... Google will provide at least 9
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by omeid2 8y ago
Github is using Linguist[0] for analyzing languages in a repo. https://github.com/github/linguist
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by omeid2 8y ago
I am not sure if I understand your criticism, but by virtue of not having access to time travel as of yet, most studies tend to be limited and in accordance to our current understanding of the world and humans. While timelessness is an admi
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by omeid2 8y ago
You're making the assumption that the dealerships/manufacturers' mechanics are more competent than independent mechanics. I don't believe that is necessarily the case.
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XCP-Ng: XenServer Community Powered(xcp-ng.org)
4 points by omeid2 8y ago|0 comments
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by omeid2 8y ago
Formal Systems can have non-logical axioms, which would make it non-logical?
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by omeid2 8y ago
There is nothing murky about schizophrenia. It is a clinically diagnosed condition that is largely held to be neurological.
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by omeid2 8y ago
Okay, it is almost unquestionably certain that as a kid you had to wear nappies and so when you were young, you did the uncomfortable regularly, yet we don't consider it as your legacy or worst yet call it "appalling, and that is
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by omeid2 8y ago
> It's an appalling one. But, it's who he is. Terry's behavior is an unfortunate condition of his mental illness. It is not kind or even considerate to call someone appalling for their mental illness, it is rather, exactly
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by omeid2 8y ago
> Terry is tremendously talented... these accomplishments, however, don't in any way excuse his egregious behavior. He's a complicated figure. A bit of a stretch, but your comment is on par with saying: Stephen Hawking was a t
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Security Analysis of WireGuard [pdf](courses.csail.mit.edu)
124 points by omeid2 8y ago|26 comments
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by omeid2 8y ago
> I think you mean rocket waving. Indeed, fixed.
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by omeid2 8y ago
You have to consider that most probably, the advantage of the location had savings of over 150% or possibly made the project possible in that kind of time frame to begin with.
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by omeid2 8y ago
> The US and Europe also don’t have inferiority complexes where they feel like they have to build the tallest or biggest anymore. Wasn't the whole space-race and moon landing a, excuse the language, rocket-waving contest? As you poi
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by omeid2 8y ago
Nginx's license as far as I know does not forbid commercial use of Nginx, nor forbids making money from consulting and support work for Nginx.
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by omeid2 8y ago
I know it when I see it.[0] 0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_know_it_when_I_see_it
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by omeid2 8y ago
Not to mention the problem with people who want to provide support and consulting for Redis. No longer legal going forward. A fork is bound to happen if Redis doesn't reconsider this move.
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by omeid2 8y ago
> It's too cynical to say that YC just cares about money, though. YC is not a NFP, it is a VC firm. It does indeed just care about money. Thinking otherwise is naive. Sure, YC wouldn't feed babies to lions to make money, but s
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by omeid2 8y ago
I am not too sure about this. The only thing that makes bash tolerable for me is that it is consistently the same kind of ugly across all the platforms. Still, one has to worry about and take care of programs that they depend on in their ba
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by omeid2 8y ago
See my response to sibling comment. Emojis are a very poor language and very culture dependent far more than words in a natural language like English or whatever.
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by omeid2 8y ago
> they're mostly harmless. I don't believe that, the confusion around the meaning of emojis are well established[0][1][2][3]. I strongly suspect that the confusion and vagueness is even more predominant in professional communic
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by omeid2 8y ago
I find the whole trend very childish and unprofessional. Why? Because emojis don't convey much meaning and borders on child-talk, worst yet, they're very vague and so makes for very poor and unprofessional form of communication.
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by omeid2 8y ago
For a completely different perspective, I want to raise a few points, in no specific order. I don't believe having laws that make people hard to fire is the right solution, because a healthy relationship with your work is absolutely cr

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