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by plaes 14y ago
I'm probably going to HN hell over this, but there's one aspect that isn't clear about Jetsons: http://anongallery.org/img/9/1/what-was-on-the-ground-in-the...
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by plaes 14y ago
Will be also supported by Epiphany (default GNOME browser): http://git.gnome.org/browse/epiphany/commit/?id=f7a3fca8a8e0...
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by plaes 14y ago
European demoscene is virtually unknown for the rest of the world :(
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by plaes 14y ago
Nope, it was initially a terminal emulator, which he used to access the large UNIX servers of the university. Initial development was done on Minix.
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by plaes 14y ago
ctrl+click (or mouse middle click) [Edit]: Accidentally replied to the wrong comment :(
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by plaes 15y ago
Yes, it was actually sort of a response to that webpage that said it was not possible to free this cached memory. The cache dropping is actually useful when you are doing benchmarking...
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by plaes 15y ago
The cache can be cleared via `/proc/sys/vm/drop_caches`. http://linux-mm.org/Drop_Caches
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by plaes 15y ago
Startup scene in Estonia: http://siimteller.com/2012/02/more-accelerators-than-startup...
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by plaes 15y ago
I hate to state the obvious, but the quote you gave actually talks about 3 people.
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by plaes 15y ago
Isn't it only one-way solution?
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by plaes 15y ago
...and locking out Linux (and other open source operating systems) with the help of the UEFI secure boot. http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2012/01/microsoft-manda...
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by plaes 15y ago
I use cacert.org (free) on my private stuff. Unfortunately they are not included with Mozilla, so leaning towards startssl.com for my public project.
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US openly forcing its own intellectual laws on other countries?(amcham.ee)
4 points by plaes 15y ago|0 comments
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by plaes 15y ago
Yeah, this one is a bit improved stack, because it contains fewer pieces in critical places (ie dovecot can do all the authentication + delivery).
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by plaes 15y ago
There's at least one site I know that raises prices when you are re-visiting the specific flight (via cookie tracking).
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by plaes 15y ago
This dataset is indeed with very low quality - I spotted multiple duplicates, empty lines and logins without emails. I estimate that there are actually ~80k of unique accounts there. And really not sure whether any of these works.
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by plaes 15y ago
Peeked at data - lots of duplicates, lots of errors (ie. missing email, empty line, etc). So probably ~80k of accounts. Hopefully someone finds time to do proper analysis.. :)
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by plaes 15y ago
Quoting Greenspuns tenth law: Any sufficiently complicated C or Fortran program contains an ad-hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of CommonLisp.
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by plaes 15y ago
You can do it on regular laptop keyboard too.. Usually the "numpad" is available via "Fn" key - so make sure that Num lock is on and press `Ctrl+Alt+Fn+*`
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by plaes 15y ago
"Manifold Destiny" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manifold_Destiny
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by plaes 15y ago
Hidden gem on this site is the http://kernelnewbies.org/LinuxChanges page...
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by plaes 15y ago
Bill summary and list of cosponsors/supporters: http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d112:HR03261:@@@P
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by plaes 15y ago
What about prior art - DARPA grand challenge (2004-2007)?
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by plaes 15y ago
nope ;)
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by plaes 15y ago
From the author of the Flask: <mitsuhiko> If you get exceptions randomly then that's because my ep.io account gets limited. I have like 30 apps by now xD
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by plaes 15y ago
I'm using awesome window manager with basic gnome-session (no panel) which still gives me most of the desktop integration (nm-applet, consolekit, policykit, etc)
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by plaes 15y ago
Hum.. the name sounds that it's something that came from Texas Instruments: "Texas Instruments Zen"
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by plaes 15y ago
Would you imagine what happens with speed when all the code is compiled into javascript (megabytes of it) and gets loaded into browsers VM?
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by plaes 15y ago
Hum.. can someone tell him that he spelled Knuth wrong :S
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by plaes 15y ago
I wish these big manufacturers actually start offering the source code from git trees and keep updating them.. These tarballs are usually code drops that happen when device reaches market and are mostly never updated afterwards :(

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