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by philtar 11y ago
Curious: Does gitlab support really large files?
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by philtar 11y ago
The facial recognition is from the Intel RealSense. Read the article.
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by philtar 11y ago
You want a pretty web page for a terminal client? Are you not seeing the irony here?
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by philtar 11y ago
What are you adding to his productivity? I'd pay it if you were as useful as putty.
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by philtar 11y ago
What word needed a thesaurus?
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by philtar 11y ago
Doesn't take much into consideration. E.G, look at where the UAE passport is ranked. A fresh graduate working in Abu Dhabi earns 60k+ a year, gets a free piece of land and a $400,000 loan interest free to build a house on that piece
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by philtar 11y ago
Yeah but your kind are going extinct.
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by philtar 11y ago
Security through obscurity is good. Security through obscurity only, is bad.
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by philtar 12y ago
Maybe I'm being presumptuous, but children in schools aren't the same as 40 year olds in college.
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by philtar 12y ago
What he calls it really makes no difference to the actual argument. Only your perception of it.
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by philtar 12y ago
Does this mean I can block all the annotations? (As I typed this it hit me that I hadn't even checked if that was possible from the settings)
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by philtar 12y ago
If you took a moment to think of use cases other than your own, you would realize that there's a lot of us that ONLY use facebook messenger. I haven't checked my newsfeed in ages.
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by philtar 12y ago
What happened to the no negativity rule? Also, you don't have to. You can eat it however you like. But he'll pretend the restaurant is full when you call in for a reservation next time.
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by philtar 12y ago
That's not a healthy attitude. You don't have to be attached to an object to be averse to losing something of monetary value. It's like you're trying to be weird on purpose.
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by philtar 12y ago
How would it be too cumbersome to buy?
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by philtar 12y ago
You talk like they're different things. This is something the Chinese do. Leave the backdoor as a vulnerability. Sure other people may find it, but that means they have access to it from the git-go (on another note, this should be how
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by philtar 12y ago
Are you serious or trolling? The vast majority of us can benefit from this. If not your home computers, then your VPSs or something like that.
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by philtar 12y ago
He's trying to hide his surprise gift to his wife. Or something.
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by philtar 12y ago
We want to hear the answer too.
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by philtar 12y ago
Responsive meant that before the graphics design crowd took it over.
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by philtar 12y ago
The question is not when do you do development offline? The question is when have you ever needed the ENTIRE history of the repository offline? Have you? Maybe. Do you constantly need to? Very very unlikely for the vast majority of people
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by philtar 12y ago
Don't you think it not getting more widespread recognition means this isn't affecting as much people as you think?
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by philtar 12y ago
Same. Can someone pitch in please?
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by philtar 12y ago
Why is that an issue on iOS? Genuinely curious.
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by philtar 12y ago
Just switch your MX records.
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by philtar 12y ago
All/vast majority of linux distros give you the same amount of control. The only difference is that most of the others customize a bit (debian is supposedly just setting sane defaults). Never in my life have I had to work ON my compute
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by philtar 12y ago
Also, you have the word "work". I believe that should be "word".
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by philtar 12y ago
Aberdeenshire is in Scotland.
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by philtar 12y ago
It's only illegal if there's evidence.
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by philtar 12y ago
Very happy to have found your comment. Some of them even start with "While not as interesting as OP's, [here's my boring suburban story]" Guess this is the generation Me.

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