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by reacweb 10y ago
Very interesting for developpers, but I am still searching for a documentation about systemd and nfs for non expert users.
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by reacweb 10y ago
It seems to be possible: https://github.com/RunestoneInteractive/RunestoneServer
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by reacweb 10y ago
For air navigation, there is the exception of Russia (and ex URSS countries) where metric system was the norm. Each time I have encountered meteorology software, they were using m.s-1. It was a big source of confusion.
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by reacweb 10y ago
One of my "fights" at work is prototypes. A prototype can be build very quickly (cheaply) and can exhibit many problems that may be overseen by the "heavy design process". A prototype is a marvelous way to get feedback f
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by reacweb 10y ago
Where I work, the PC are bought with Windows preinstalled, the disks are wiped and Windows enterprise is installed. Maybe there is a market to sell and buy the unused original license ??
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by reacweb 10y ago
It's perfectly reasonable to expect the washing machine to have bad performance if the load is too high, but explosion is beyond acceptable.
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by reacweb 10y ago
In France, we have some consideration toward power separation. Police and secret services can collect your data mostly without a warrant. Government can exceptionally ask the police some data, but if there are abuses, the judicial power wil
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by reacweb 10y ago
I am also an Ubuntu LTS user, but more a developer than a system administrator. I have migrated from 14.04 LTS to 16.04 recently. I am using a NAS drive. After my do-release-upgrade -d, internet was not working anymore because of systemd ci
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by reacweb 10y ago
nice trick to make it appear in front page
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by reacweb 10y ago
I have worked for nuclear domain and for aeronautical domain. These are domains where safety critical software is understood. AFAIK, software is not understood in car industry. It looks like they compensate poor programming by more testing.
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by reacweb 10y ago
Yes. All the stories I ear about software developed by traditional car makers confirm your point. Traditional car makers produce very bad software and have very bad organisation for software development.
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by reacweb 10y ago
I thought the opposite: http://uk.businessinsider.com/terrifying-facts-about-public-...
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by reacweb 10y ago
I have found another one with 6 which seems far less crude and has also statistic "proofs": http://www.comcolors.com/en/
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by reacweb 10y ago
Bill gates also started with an interpreter (basic interpreter). Many parts of early windows applications were developed in p-code and visual basic is an important part of Microsoft success.
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by reacweb 10y ago
I can program (mainly C++, Java, Perl, Ada, SQL) and I had difficulties to improve my weak level in Python because I had (still have) few opportunities to practice. I have followed an easy MOOC ( https://www.coursera.org/lear
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by reacweb 10y ago
Many documentaries have been broadcasted on TV in France about Mosanto. It was depicted a the evil personified (like http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/the-world-according-to-monsan... ). Most of this must be correct because no
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by reacweb 10y ago
Bertrand Meyer Object Oriented Software Construction is excellent. It details the concepts of OOP and remains very independent of the programming language.
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by reacweb 10y ago
Cars was the manner to show your wealth, now it is the iphone 7. People use to be proud of their shinny car. Now, they compare cost of ownership. BTW, I am proud of my Leaf. Maybe EV will mark a renewal for this market.
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by reacweb 10y ago
We needed to print a log file on a VMS station, but the end of the file was never printed (11 pages instead of 17). The file was containing many '%' characters. I have suggested to replace them by '#'. This has solved th
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by reacweb 10y ago
red hammer effect.
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by reacweb 10y ago
all the 50,000 words will not be chosen with the same probability. I think we are more like a random 8 characters [a-zA-Z0-9] password.
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by reacweb 10y ago
Another idea of shape (with also sharp angles) is the "Two Piece Pyramid Puzzle" http://gamesmuseum.uwaterloo.ca/VirtualExhibits/puzzles/pyra...
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by reacweb 10y ago
As a french, I am not annoyed by the name "velo". We can see the number 2 almost everywhere in a bike: 2 wheels, 2 pedals, ... There is nothing negative in a bike, it is more associated with romance and freedom. IMHO, velo is a ni
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by reacweb 10y ago
IMHO, the sharp angles of the triangles are dangerous. But I love the idea of two identical parts that can join. Maybe a strong magnet could be used (to join the 2 parts and also to stick a part on a metallic peace of clothe).
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by reacweb 10y ago
As a go player, I had the same problem when google has created the go language.
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by reacweb 10y ago
I disagree. These are not fairy tales. These are what we shall tend for, even if we live in an imperfect world. Stating that the constitution is bogus does not imply that we shall throw it out, but that we shall fix it. the NSA should not v
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by reacweb 10y ago
I think Rémi's quote shall be take in its positive meaning: given the already impressive rate of progress in computer go before 2014, go programs would succeed to reach professional go player in around 10 years. When suddenly arrives a
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by reacweb 10y ago
I can not imagine that Linus is sold to corporations. IMHO, his stance is that he wants: - Linux to be working well on all the new hardware - he wants open source for all the code he wants to hack. - he does not care if some firmware is clo
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by reacweb 10y ago
"That is not how things should work in a system based on the rule of law and fairness". If you find a loophole in the fiscal system and exploit, you are following the rules, but at the same time, you are clearly robbing the societ
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by reacweb 10y ago
For me, fewer lines means that it is easier to get a whole picture. More verbosity often induces splitting code in many methods. As always there is a balance, but I am more often annoyed by gratuitous verbosity than by cryptic constructions

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