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qiqitori
8y ago
Endorsed by Bruce Perens: https://linux.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=12212820&cid=5675...
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> Now I have to put that work-around in my compilers. That seems really minor to me... Just because it takes a long time to find the root cause of a bug doesn't mean that the root cause was a stupid decision. Disclaimer: I partially
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8y ago
They let you use headphones and listen to stuff while doing exams? Also, as the other commenters said, do not damage your hearing.
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9y ago
I had to scrape past an access limit per IP once, and just went with IPv6 addresses, of which IPv6 users have plenty. (This was almost five years ago, so it's conceivable that some services would have wisened up a bit and block the ent
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9y ago
Ah. Still weird to say that "Python 2" is deprecated as of RHEL 7.5 when both the installation frontend and yum use Python 2.7.5, and Python 3 isn't even on the installation media. (Grabbed the ISO and made sure the above ass
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> next RHEL major release This links to the release notes for RHEL 7.5, which was released today, and is a minor release (in RHEL terms).
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9y ago
Well, the way this person uses ImageMagick can hardly be described as "basic". In fact, he's a wizard. If you look through the bullet points at the top, he links to an impressive CV and PDFs with mathematical descriptions of
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9y ago
I think everyone who doesn't know regex should make learning regex a priority. (However, I find that lookahead and lookbehind in particular do not tend to come in handy very often. So maybe just make a mental note that this exists and
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9y ago
If by counterpoint you mean having melody on a different track (rather than just "beat" or added harmony) I'd say it's used way more than just in duets/canons. Most jazz (or accompaniment in general) would apply for
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9y ago
I thought it was ancient aliens...
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My job is just to backport the fixes into an olde kernel version, but I'm not pissed off :p I don't believe in secrets not leaking. The more parties you tell a secret, the sooner it will leak. And if it had gotten leaked, I'd
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9y ago
Since it isn't exactly easy to send emails securely, I think this piece of advice may need some more work. The PGP key is available here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201214 I wonder what percentage of emails
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9y ago
By design, every single transaction is tracked. Otherwise you'd have a hard time proving that you have any BTC at all. In fact, the miners implicitly verify that all purchases are tracked, by doing something like the following every &q
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9y ago
I currently live in Matsue. When I tell people I am a programmer, even decidedly non-computer people will ask "Ruby?" They have Ruby-branded instant ramen in souvenir shops (with the proceeds going to the/some Ruby associatio
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9y ago
Nice. I'm a real sucker for visualizations. There's so much you could do, but never enough motivation cause it's just a lot of work :p https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_z-_3ffgz8E <-- Here's one I did
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10y ago
I vaguely recall Microsoft (long ago) announcing that Android apps will at some point work on Windows Phone. Googling for e.g. 'android apps on windows phone' yields a number of pages that explain how to accomplish this, but does
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10y ago
Making mistakes is part of human nature. It's best to expect that a lot of things will go wrong, items will be lost, deadlines won't be kept, driving won't be done correctly, your boss won't know that doing $thing will c
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10y ago
I worked at a logistics company once where Excel was one of the main programs in use. It's used to pass around data, e.g., lists of shipments. The shipment programs and business intelligence programs give you Excel files when you press
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10y ago
OAuth 1.0 is often implemented somewhat wrong too. I've only worked with OAuth 1.0 so I can't speak for 2.0, but the I think main problem is that social networks don't 100% stick to the specification, so you first have to fig
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With regards to Linux (though Android's Chrome has chrome://flags and chrome://gpu as well, so maybe some of this applies as well): It didn't work for at first, but I got it to show me the "Ah snap! There