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Not quite. Perhaps a consumer of pornography consumes only what they already like. Personally, watching, say, bondage out of curiosity didn’t make me like the stuff.
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I submitted few ratings, and yet I got a lot of very spot-on recommendations – movies that I’ve seen and much enjoyed. The UI is also very clear and pretty. This is very well done. Profile created!
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Re: compilers; as I understand it, using a GPL compiler doesn’t extend its license unto the produced binaries. Those vendors could be using GCC instead, and still contribute to its development without danger of jeopardizing their intellectu
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I do the same thing. It’s not as much hiding the comments as making them less attention-grabbing when they are not needed.
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Kinda rings a bell for me, although not from a book, but some LaTeX manual. Maybe this helps: http://tug.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/algorithm2e/doc/alg...
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magit is a marvelous piece of work indeed, and the thing that keeps me going back to Emacs every time I get curious about some other editor. But yeah, I picked it up after quite some time working in Emacs, and the keybindings feel natural.
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I have these in my WIP branches. When I’m ready to merge, I squash out some of the smaller commits, and then merge without fast-forward. Reduces noise and keeps a clear history of groups of work, at the expense of very cheap branching and l
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I used OS X for a while. The MBP was provided to me by my employer. I got tired of it in about one year. Now the laptop, which I barely use (my desktop runs circles around it), is running a Linux distribution. More comfortable UI, comparabl
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I tend to always keep a fan running for the same reason. Even when the weather doesn’t make it necessary – I just put in a corner of the room facing against the walls. Its noise helps. With music, instead, the less I know a piece the more a
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Similar method: I gently press them all around between my palms to get these cracks. Then, peeling them under running water is really easy.
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An intermediate solution?: All encrypted email senders have to be while-listed by the receiver. All clear email will be allowed by default, and usually be the first way of reaching somebody, either for legitimate or illegitimate (spam) purp
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No direct experience here, but I know there is Vulkano[1], a Rust library that wraps around the Vulkan API. But until (and if) a SPIR-V target is available to the Rust compiler, the compute shaders will still have to be programmed in anothe
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>The reason why we don't feel that way about the real world, is because the real world doesn't just have "remix procedural." Coming from a non-game developer this may be completely out of reason, but it occurs to me,
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You are right; I stand corrected.
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Not if you follow with a PR … and the author accepts it, of course.
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I have little experience with both, but the developers of LLDB have a goal of making more informative error messages. This was successful enough that GDB devs were compelled to mimic this behavior, making their error reporting more accessib
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We can’t know for sure. It sure seems like it is while we are looking, but how can we tell anything about what’s going elsewhen?
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May there be a loop-hole there? If the requirement is just to have the user reveal their personal identity before using the network, and nothing is said about keeping that info afterwards, then something like this would be possible: ask the
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I always felt confused between the 5500 / 6500 K pair. What metrics are involved?
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What about showing a portfolio of data analyses? Anybody has experience on this?
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Anonymity, yes, as long as you acquire bitcoin with cash, and don’t leave any identifying traces behind – the difficulty of which varies with each individual scenario.
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I really, really like the clock visualization. Makes me wish for a desktop utility with just the clock.
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I suppose it was a typo, and the parent meant exchanging BTC for ETC.
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I think that poses an interesting dilemma. Say somebody finds a flaw: would they really want to disclose it? If they doesn’t, and nobody else has found that flaw or any other of similar importance, they stands to benefit more by hacking the
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Or the inverse: virtualizing Windows on Linux. I used to do this for a while with a dedicated GPU, and, besides some minor glitches with audio which I didn’t get to solve, it worked very, very well. (Why? Because I wanted to play some Windo
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In the European Union, the “right to be forgotten” on the Internet is protected by law. I believe it is the right thing to do, but I recognize the issue rests on a delicate equilibrium, maybe yet to be found. On the one hand, we wouldn’t ex
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I have turned to meditation recently for those nights when I can’t sleep, and I feel it helps me. Nothing comparable to having slept well, of course, but it seems to ease my way forward during a few hours. To be honest I’m not exactly sure
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So don’t buy them? I don’t intend to throw the first rock here – I’m battling with this issue myself. I have a low wage, can afford some things but not others, and, of course, I pirate more than I acquire legally. But why do I? Do I really
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So, I imagine, they asked Facebook for a list of IPs having logged to the Facebook KAT page, and then maybe they went around asking Apple – and who knows whom else – if they got those IPs in their records? If it was like this it doesn’t see
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> If you're going to build a torrent indexer, don't profit from it. It just occurred to me, what if someone wanted to go the legal(ish) way, setting up a non-profit organization to host the tracker? Such an organization could s
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