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radoslawc
11y ago
I might be, or he's total a-hole. But it's more complicated than this. He's 8, spent one year in shelter since everytime someone entered room he was hiding, so no one took him. He "exercises" daily, got full vet che
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That looks to me as smart way to earn some aftersale money. Notice that it's not MacBook that's breaking so it's not sending wrong message that they break often. Charger is still nothing compared to price of whole set. Third
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Just a vent and kind of warning: I've got cat for 1.5 year, and this confirms my impression that they are horrible animals to be pets. Clawing everything, chewing on expansive stuff, peeing, vomiting, defecating on bed, sofa, chairs. I
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11y ago
"Work hard. Have fun. Make history" this was cringe worthy, like from Veridian Dynamics commercials ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHuVS5OAo6k&list=PLFA32C1347... ) but irl not comedy show
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Yes I've heard about it. It was even mentioned in "Silicon Valley" TV series. I guess it did the trick before internet era. Now you can be paid for looking at cute cat pictures whole day ;) Joking aside I was skeptical about
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11y ago
The American C* by Done Lean made my day, thanks for it. This reminded me about Black Perl: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Perl
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11y ago
NOD should be by default in every big company
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I don’t like being in the Apple ecosystem,” Wozniak said
(fortune.com)
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How is it then, that she was offered $10 million to appear in the Hunger Games sequel. Her male co-stars were offered $2 million: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2185546/10m-gir... or says it should b
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Hi! Maybe you can provide some technical details? What's "helper application" it tries to install on first run? Any source code available?
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11y ago
External check pleases me greatly, but sending emails for me seems to be overkill, there are well established ways to do this in unified manner (logparsers, snmp traps etc). Half way trough to fullfill Zawinski's Law.
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Exactly this was first "head scratching" moment for me. This looked as great idea at first, but as it was mentioned in other posts what about insurance, security, tax/zoning stuff. Not to mention this whole meditation thing,
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11y ago
get hammered, then go to sleep
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This would make good corporate mail footer
(thinkbeforeyoumeet.com)
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11y ago
Just my 2 cents: Despite comments like "wrong tool for..." this gives great elasticity when it comes to data manipulation, you can grep it, put in RDBMS, make csv/graph/one large flat file out of it, keep it in VCS etc.
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Variant of this saying I like best is: Money may not bring you happiness, but it feels better to cry in new Mercedes than in city bus.
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Right, that was oversimplification from my side, and cost me 4 precious carma points so far. Sure. But I live in city with loads of tourists, and most so called "homeless" people here are not people struggling to live trough anoth
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bum: sir you maybe got some spare change? me:funny I was just about to ask you the same question As a rule I never give anything to homeless, they are homeless because they like to live like that. There are plenty places where they can seek
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11y ago
Haven't seen Sense8, and most probably won't any time soon since Netflix is not available where I live. But trailer looks nice. One thing, maybe call me ignorant, but if you take any wave, pick random points, use "algorithm&q
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Depends who's lobbying I guess, butter vs margarine, coffee vs tea, lard vs sunflower oil. Joking aside traditional western Europe cuisine was based on lard frying (people also ate large amount of eggs which is also supposed to be bad
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There is imho very good exploration movie "Alone in the Zone" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2889518/ trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ti8uwMDgBLU creator's site: http:/&
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In most companies management positions are being held by non technical persons, after some "using PC crash course" on Uni bound almost in 99% to Microsoft's products that's one thing that comes to mind. Let me just put i
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Article however good, and making valid points (I'm so to speak "slow computerist" myself) is a bit chaotic. "with Ubuntu, a free-and-open operating system managed by a U.K.-based company and a large network of volunteers
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I didn't know her story. Amazing person.
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I find hard to comprehend how some people don't see those really obtrusive ads (flashing, overlay etc.) same as spam or other unsolicited product information like flyers being put to your mailbox. And for former ones this is in many co
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3D printed zoetrope based on “Massacre of the innocent” painting by Rubens
(vimeo.com)
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You're right. I've trolled a little. But still, this brings security issues with it.
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Hi, good to hear that. Security audit was my main concern, hence quiestion.
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Looks nice, at least for on-premises deployment of service. Will there be source available for client?
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From: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PPA "Security PPAs have not undergone the same process of validation as regular ubuntu packages. End users install PPAs at their own risk. Although each key is cryptographic
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