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   by quadhome 15y ago

   Sweet copy paste.
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   by quadhome 15y ago

   I originally linked this without context. But, now I see they've given up on the UI aspect. :-( http://www.syncany.org/
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   by quadhome 15y ago

   Where is there a public domain index?
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   by quadhome 15y ago

   Or raise a fuss on the mailing list. No. That's not how open source works.
5. 215.▲
   by quadhome 15y ago

   In the same way that no one would buy RHEL?
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   by quadhome 15y ago

   In the same class: xapian[1], Sphinx[2] and whistlepig?[3] ;-) [1] http://xapian.org/ [2] http://sphinxsearch.com/ [3] https://github.com/wmorgan/whistlepig
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   by quadhome 15y ago

   What is the recommended configuration for in-memory stores like Redis? On a separate machine than its client application? If it's all going in memory, why not run the client on that machine and use native data structures?
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   by quadhome 15y ago

   How is this open source?
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   by quadhome 15y ago

   In a place where a junior and high-school education are neglected, how many make it to university?
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    by quadhome 15y ago

    First, go through the archives of http://anarchaia.org/ Then follow http://chneukirchen.org/trivium
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    by quadhome 15y ago

    You're both missing the very important compromise of patents. The temporary monopoly patents give were and are understood to be harmful. But, they're less harmful than a world of trade secrets. Which is what we had, before patents. See: gui
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    "The classic essay on 'worse is better' is either misunderstood or wrong."(dreamsongs.com)

    2 points by quadhome 15y ago|0 comments
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    by quadhome 15y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STREAMS
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    by quadhome 15y ago

    Bethesda suing over "Scrolls" when their trademark is for "The Elder Scrolls," even in the light of notch's offer to relinquish his trademark seems irrational. But, they're still doing it. So, what are some rational alternative reasons? One
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    by quadhome 15y ago

    I hope, so much, that Convergence.io the future. But, you said "medium term." What's the long term?
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    by quadhome 15y ago

    I'll wait for the cryptographers to weigh in; but, it's in Javascript.. already a language that's going to be hard to Do It Right in. (The first third of the code is a BigInteger implementation) Then, I looked to see if the standard constan
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    by quadhome 15y ago

    ZZ
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    by quadhome 15y ago

    What I took away is the owner makes more money as she improves her workflow. And now that workflow is all haphazardly integrated software.
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    Connected States of America shows communities via mobile phone data(senseable.mit.edu)

    3 points by quadhome 15y ago|0 comments
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    by quadhome 15y ago

    What they wanted was "less damage and deaths by cobra."
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    by quadhome 15y ago

    Is this legal advice?
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    by quadhome 15y ago

    Did you do this before or after the events?
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    by quadhome 15y ago

    > The reason it won't work any more is because that style of 'total war' appears to have gone out of style. The effect of nukes not withstanding, I think 66 years is too short of a history to say that "total war" has gone out of fashion
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    by quadhome 15y ago

    > Fair enough, but I don't see companies going away, as you still need someplace to invest capital/pool resources to be spent, to create large-scale projects, whether they're created by employees or by freelancers. I think he's saying t
25. 235.▲
    by quadhome 15y ago

    Are you equating semi-legal prostitution with the possession of pornography?
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    by quadhome 15y ago

    I often don't have a mobile or mobile number when I enter a foreign country.
27. 237.▲
    by quadhome 15y ago

    But, you don't need to reboot a Linux machine after updating a shared library.
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    by quadhome 15y ago

    But where can I find numbers on income mobility?
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    by quadhome 16y ago

    How badly does the USG want your hostname? They control the root zone. And all but three of the organizations that run root servers are based out of the US. Therefore, if the USG were motivated to block your hostname-- regardless of TLD-- t
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    by quadhome 16y ago

    Some of these are humbling. They reinforce how disconnected I-- a programmer-- am from the average person. > P1 recovered amazingly well after trying to save "Letter to Mr Smith 08/04/11", and getting the vile response "Error stating fi