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palunon
10y ago
PayPal doesn't put the item in escrow.
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palunon
10y ago
Not the same project (look at the number of commits, and the top issue).
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palunon
10y ago
And what if $EDITOR is not set ? Vi is the standard POSIX editor, calling it makes sense.
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palunon
10y ago
Git supports external merge tools (per file type too). They don't need to be packaged with the base install IMO, and git won't support every language under the sun. For example Unity3D are distributing one for their assets (which
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palunon
10y ago
This basically allows you to create links between files like in a wiki, and to use some form of markup in them. It also allows quick access to it and some form of file management (eg. When renaming a file) I think it is also able to export
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palunon
10y ago
>the ideology of having stuff for free, Yeah, no. Having free stuff (as in speech), yeah. Having stuff for free ? That's not the UNIX culture...
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palunon
10y ago
>Can you name any other schizophrenics that have accomplished impressive things? John Forbes Nash Jr. ?
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palunon
10y ago
The scripting part is mostly just opening a file instead of reading from stdin... You don't need any library for that.
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palunon
10y ago
Then you don't have privacy anyway since a long time, and since it is not a slider, this doesn't change anything...
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10y ago
Depends. If they warn you long before turning on the camera, you decide the exact moment when the camera is turned on, and how it is positioned, and you only have to turn it on once while taking a test, would it be so bad ? Just put your la
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palunon
10y ago
Or just some ability to cross your eyes ;) (if the image is not deformed for lenses)
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10y ago
>Because they are using millions of lines of kernel and library code written in C or C++ to access my web application, which again is hosted on millions of lines of kernel, daemon and library code (including all the crypto) written in C
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palunon
10y ago
So basically the metadata site becomes yet another third party provider...
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palunon
10y ago
To be fair, EVE economy is kind of an exception in the world of MMOs... Since it's actually the central part of the game.
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10y ago
They used to have a 1$ minimum for Steam keys when all their games bundle where also DRM-free. Now that most of the games in the bundles require Steam, I guess 1$ is the de facto minimum.
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10y ago
>make the IDs on the metadata site match the IDs on the torrent site And there you get an IRL banhammer. A lot of torrent "trackers" already only store the content ID on the DHT, it doesn't stop them from being shut down..
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palunon
10y ago
When it is just accents, it's ok. But when your users have a language that uses à radically different alphabet, sometimes they can't even read Latin transliterations.
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palunon
10y ago
Automake is nice if you know how to use it. It provides a lot of things on top of a simple makefile... You don't need it to write C, but everything that uses it is not "bad C code".
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palunon
10y ago
That's basically what torrents trackers do... They don't store any content.
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palunon
10y ago
Holy crap. It all make sense now. Thank you !
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palunon
10y ago
It's not that easy to break into the walled garden. There are fundamental differences between a iPad and a PC (or a Mac, if the distinction still makes sense).
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palunon
10y ago
Well, an 80 kg cyclist+bicycle system at 30mph has about 7 000 joules of kinetic energy. A 1 ton car at 10 mph has 9 000 joules of kinetic energy, so about 30% more.
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palunon
10y ago
And in some countries, we've got 4G in almost every cities. At 15.99€ a month for 50GB (free, but reduced speed after that) too.
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palunon
10y ago
There are less of them in tech, so if you hire the best, you've got more chances to hire a white male. It's a numbers game really.
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10y ago
If you have IEEE compliant floats, you can't, because the right side may result in Infinity, making the complete product NaN.
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10y ago
Did you try using `:set ttyfast` ?
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10y ago
If it's a key you use frequently, and no longer have the other option, muscle memory isn't that hard to retrain.
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palunon
10y ago
CTRL-[ (of course if you're not using a QWERTY keyboard, it may be hard to hit)
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palunon
10y ago
Isn't ctrl-[ default on vim too ?
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10y ago
Or git push origin -d my_branch, so rm vs -d
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