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As someone who has done this, including project fi, I maintain my own backups on a personal server at home and another one on a VPS. Owncloud / nextcloud provide automatic syncing of photos if need be. I sync up all my important docume
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There are other socially liberal issues outside of gay rights and drugs. On some of those counts Gavin is very very conservative (for example he is very very sexist).
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He explains it later on in the article: I could have wiped it there and then, handed it over and later restored from last night's iCloud backup, but I don't like not having a fully working outgoing device before doing a res
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10y ago
I am really glad that e-commerce is taking off in India. The code factories model of relying entirely on foreign projects is not sustainable in the long run. The problem however is that there aren't a lot of jobs for other kinds of eng
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That has to be the most ridiculous line of reasoning I have seen.
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> American voters want change. Change at any cost right now. And they'll keep trying for it. And yet they keep voting in the same Congress which can affect the most change.
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This is slightly different. All 500 and 1000 rupee notes in circulation right now are being demonetized. In previous cases demonetization was done for older currency over a longer period of time.
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I hope they support the Nexus 6. I am lining up to buy a new phone and this would be a great use for my old faithful.
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They only get bashed if you hang around /r/linux. That place is toxic sometimes.
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Firstly, I see a lot of people complaining about the design, but the matter of fact is a lot more programmers are willing to work for free and make their contributions open source than designers are. This was more true a decade ago than it
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http://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/555/campaigns/xps-linux-lapt... I have an earlier version of the precision. You can easily extend the RAM in the precision line, but I am not entirely sure about the
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Indian government agencies have weird recruiting procedures and age limits as far as I can tell. I am not sure if things changed now. Perhaps getting work at Antrix would be different ?
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I would argue that most people simple love to argue.
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Good luck supporting newer hardware without such a cadence.
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I did not say gnome and KDE. I specifically mentioned gnome on Fedora and KDE on opensuse.
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Oh please, just because you don't like something does not mean people in the Linux space before elementary were just slapping stuff together. Sure, there are a lot of distributions and desktop environments that focus on getting stuff d
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10y ago
They are using a 4 year old model (it has a sandybridge processor in it).
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> The part of this article that highlights what Douglas Crockford did to get him removed from Nodevember is fine. A bit boring, but fine. But that is the important part though. He got removed because he used words like "promiscuous&
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> "Increasing inclusivity means making the Node.js project a safe and friendly place for people from diverse backgrounds." That seems like a solid goal to me. When you have people who have different opinions of what "safe&
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That is only going to be a problem if they do not upstream the changes to Chromium.
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> Nexus 5 > Expensive phone Really ? That phone costed less than half of what an iphone costs and you can easily get a well supported ROM if you wish to. Granted the situation sucks, but Google has been upfront about their support tim
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I mean Intel is comparing their publicly unavailable product against NVIDIA's publicly available product. Now NVIDIA is replying with the benchmarks on their (as of yet) publicly unavailable product. I think this blog post is fair game
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I remember reading that they updated it to be full key a few versions ago. I can't seem to find the actual link for that..
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GNU is not an OS either. GNU/Hurd is. GNU/Linux is.
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I don't have access to KNL so I can not comment on it. Any competition is good for the HPC space.
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> Larrabee ran Compute Shaders and OpenCL very well - in many cases better (in flops/watt) than rival GPUs Oh god the horror that was OpenCL on Xeon Phi. 1) It was extremely buggy. Any OpenCL program of decent complexity was bound
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If people here are interested in Linux and are not convinced about the Dell XPS developer model, check out their precision models: http://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/555/campaigns/xps-linux-lapt... I
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Even if there is copious amounts of comments, doxygen is still pretty terrible. Unfortunately there's nothing better for C++. Everything else seems to be more pain in the ass than it is worth.
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This leaf isn't generating oxygen though. It's generating alcohols. I wonder what it would take to generate oxygen out of the alcohol.
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No, it's done because it covers two of their largest markets Gaming machines and clusters used for scientific / finance applications.
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