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by phaer 12y ago
Google Cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?hl=en&q=cache%...
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by phaer 12y ago
Yes, that's why it's called a 'developer release'
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by phaer 12y ago
> Maybe someone will come along and create a super easy to install and low maintenance server platform. There is a developer release available already: https://freedomboxfoundation.org/ All packages are included in Debia
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by phaer 12y ago
Well, it has some other benefits which might outweigh those points. Beside the added flexibility in general, ecological benefits might be one of those because you can avoid highly toxic and expensive-to-recycle waste if you can replace part
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by phaer 13y ago
As usual Emacs tops Vim ;) Almost 6 Years between 21 and 22.
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No, Nate, brogrammers may not be macho, but that’s not all there is to it(medium.com)
2 points by phaer 13y ago|0 comments
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> Unit test will not detect everything. I never said that. Your argument was that this is specific to Haskell which is not. > You need real data under heavy load for Haskell. How is this different from other languages? > This is a
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by phaer 13y ago
I am sorry, I fail to see a bug there which "cannot be detected by any test until running in production on real data when it is already too late". It's mainly problems with lazy IO which should be detected by unit tests using
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by phaer 13y ago
[citation needed]. Seriously, which kind of bugs are you referring to?
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by phaer 13y ago
If you go further down, at least on x86 you'll find a lot of duct tape. I guess most people who have written serious code in x86 assembly wonder how those machines can actually work so reliable in practice. Probably because kernel deve
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by phaer 13y ago
Oh yes, nice memories! Microsoft Encarta had a few of those "walks" and I used it extensively until it was slowly replaced by Wikipedia.
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by phaer 13y ago
I personally never went to some school or so to learn programming. Did you look into learning at least some of it on yourself over the internet? There are lots of free resources available and if you find the time and motivation to finish a
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by phaer 13y ago
There is no objective truth for situations like that. So I don't know if the following is right for you, but if you see any possibility to talk too your friends about the situation I personally would recommend to do it. Hopefully they
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by phaer 13y ago
Oh shit, you mean you need to get out of Italy? Moving out of your fathers home is not enough? Because you say you need to finish school, I guess you have no income on your own yet? That makes it harder but not impossible. In some countries
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by phaer 13y ago
No, why? It should be installed in /usr and so on if it conforms to debians packaging guidelines, otherwise it should stay in /opt.
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by phaer 13y ago
I did not read your original post, but I guess by "should be fixed where the modern slaves come from" you are talking about poor countries or poverty in general. If so: Poverty is not the cause of slavery as a symptom, the symptom
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by phaer 13y ago
Not too much, except for the first eleven years, Albert Speer Jr. was born in 1934. In 1945 his father got sentenced to 20 years in prison and served until 1966, mostly in Spandau. Wikipedia states that he wrote many letters to his children
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by phaer 13y ago
Yes, they will make it if they are interviewed. But I thought we were talking about a situation where the recruiter needs to decide which people are invited to an interview? And than its much more difficult because in some situations you ca
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by phaer 13y ago
Of course, but who do you tell which is which just from a resume of an otherwise unknown person?
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by phaer 13y ago
In this case a SSL certificate which is certified by 'GoDaddy.com, Inc.'. Not too trustworthy if you ask me.
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by phaer 13y ago
You mean people who are productive don't have time to harass other people? That does not sound convincing, because there a plenty or documented events were that happened. Or do you mean, people who are productive don't have time t
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by phaer 13y ago
I have not started a system from scratch for a few month, but as far as I remember, ansible depends only on python and ssh.
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by phaer 13y ago
Thanks, the funny thing for me about discussions like this is that in my home country, Austria, (extreme) right wingers are often the first ones who argue that there freedom of speech is too restricted because it's a criminal offense t
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by phaer 13y ago
Hitler would also have gotten nowhere if there had not been lots of antisemitism, racism, nationalism and the urge to take revenge for the treaty of Versailles among german people. If Hitler would have been mute, he could still have written
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Support MediaGoblin for a decentralized web(mediagoblin.org)
3 points by phaer 13y ago|1 comments
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by phaer 13y ago
GnuPG can encrypt files and is more secure.
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by phaer 13y ago
So they just forgot their "Optimized for Internet Explorer" badge.
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by phaer 13y ago
Jitsi on your desktop and CSipSimple on Android for SIP+ZRTP (ostel.co provides accounts, for example). Jitsi does support Video-Chats, CSipSimple does not. Maybe tox.im if it becomes stable (experimental releases are available).
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by phaer 13y ago
"We are even better in person" For a moment, I thought they would be talking about their customer support, but no... ;)
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by phaer 13y ago
Is it related to the old Prussian game, or Guy Debords game?

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