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631.
by panzi 12y ago
OMG, Chrome completely fails to render the characters on that Google result page. http://i.imgur.com/fY8ZhZH.png
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by panzi 12y ago
That's a well known property of git/hg/distributed version control. If you want to be sure about who made which commit you need to use commit signing. It's the only way to be sure about such things anyway.
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by panzi 12y ago
And Fedora Linux.
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by panzi 12y ago
Works for me on 64bit Fedora. I use then nvidia drivers from rpmfusion.
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by panzi 12y ago
> Can't wait for some of the cello solos. Me too! Although I have bought a Magnatune lifetime membership and listen to the Bach Cello Suites there: http://my.magnatune.com/search?w=bach%20cello Well, I made me my ow
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by panzi 12y ago
Nice, but I don't want another UT, I want another Unreal. A true successor to Unreal 1. I did not like Unreal 2, I did not like the characters of it at all. I kinda like a silent protagonist, because it solves the "I don't wa
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by panzi 12y ago
Well, Window Maker is basically a NeXTSTEP clone. If there is innovation it was done by NeXT in the late 80ies/early 90ies. So even an older concept than Windows 95.
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by panzi 12y ago
I meant with the naked eye. With an appropriate telescope one can of course see a lot of detail (see Google Maps). And given how low the orbit of the ISS is I guess it's easier to see things from there than from an orbit where there is
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by panzi 12y ago
Artificial lighting can be seen from space (the only man made thing that can be seen from space), but I guess the camera isn't good enough to pick it up.
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by panzi 13y ago
Wait, what exactly is happening? Do they randomize iterations or just use a hash algorithm that will spread the keys more randomly into the table? The former would lead to cache misses on big hash tables, while the latter would still perfor
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by panzi 13y ago
So giving a 404 for unknown get parameters should fix this for your own site? A way for Facebook to detect such a thing would be to hash the images and when two images have the same hash and only differ by some get parameter it could rememb
642.
by panzi 13y ago
I might be biased to the meaning of significant because I had a course of statistics once, but isn't the person in question stepping down a significant change? It is a significant change in his life. These seem to be pretty vague deman
643.
by panzi 13y ago
I thought not, but maybe I'm mistaken? I know that there is some payed service that isn't self hosted.
644.
by panzi 13y ago
Out emails are hosted on our company's server. Facebook and Twitter are publicity channels with public information only. And we don't even have that important corporate secrets. You might trust US companies, but after Snowden many
645.
by panzi 13y ago
Because you don't want to push your business secrets to a (US) company?
646.
by panzi 13y ago
Here is a BitTorrent tracker that logs download statistics and ensures that every torrent has at least one seed: https://github.com/astro/prittorrent It is used by the bitlove BitTorrent podcast distribution service:
647.
by panzi 13y ago
Did you try (native) sailfish?
648.
by panzi 13y ago
But did you secure it against endless parser loops? At least older g++ versions have a problem with this: template<class T> struct Loop { Loop<T*> operator->(); }; Loop<int> i, j = i->hooray; And on olde
649.
by panzi 13y ago
"fiddle"? I expected it to run the code. But for running simple C/C++ code I made me these anyway: https://gist.github.com/panzi/7010082 https://gist.github.com/panzi/7010082 C exam
650.
by panzi 13y ago
Yes, that's how you write a jQuery module. That's how I do it: (function($,undefined) { "use strict"; ... })(jQuery); Note the undefined. That's because undefined is not a literal but a
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by panzi 13y ago
Yeah, "my" approach[1] is probably best suited for computer science papers. [1] It's not really mine, it's what I was told at university.
652.
by panzi 13y ago
The way to read papers: Read the abstract, if still interested read the conclusion, if still interested read the rest.
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by panzi 13y ago
How feasible would it be to write things like nginx, Apache, web browsers etc. so that they can use both OpenSSL and NSS, where you could choose what to use via config switch? Then it would be easy to "fix" such a bug when it occu
654.
by panzi 13y ago
1.0 is planned for this year. To the rest I don't know the answer. But you should use Rust so you might find problems and report them, because after 1.0 they can't do breaking changes.
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by panzi 13y ago
As former R&H employee, do you find blender to be usable or are there big missing features? Does it's open source nature make it more usable because you can patch whatever you want, or are things like Maya customizable enough? Blen
656.
by panzi 13y ago
Now I understand what you meant.
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by panzi 13y ago
Well, there are t-shirts: http://www.blender3d.org/e-shop/default_becool.php But it is not directly linked with gooseberry. It's just a general blender "donation".
658.
by panzi 13y ago
I mentioned two different problems. One of them was that there is not enough diversity in 3D software. If you say that Rhythm and Hues used their own software, now that they are no more this means that there is even less diversity. So what
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by panzi 13y ago
Besides the problem illustrated in LIFE AFTER PI I think that AutoDesk seems to buy up all/most of the competition is a bit worry some and every bit of more competition is a good thing.
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by panzi 13y ago
Of course, but it wasn't really strong.

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