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by reacweb 11y ago
They also removed CPAN which is a pain in the ass.
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by reacweb 11y ago
I think the first search is filled by usages of kph not meaning kilometers per hour. In non anglophone countries, kph is completely unknown.
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by reacweb 11y ago
Very interesting article and I agree with most of the points. One point I strongly disagree is what is called "Code clarity" where the author replaces conditional expressions ( https://www.gnu.org/software/bash
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by reacweb 11y ago
Welcome to Kopimism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missionary_Church_of_Kopimism
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by reacweb 11y ago
Did they train also the human on the training data ?
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by reacweb 11y ago
I do not know if it is insane in general, but in the case of french political responsible, I would not bet on conspiracy theories: most of their acts seem to exhibit a complete lack of anticipation.
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by reacweb 11y ago
I think we should really investigate the writers of these two new pieces of legislation. These people are a bigger threat for all our values than all the terrorists of the world. The only good answer to terrorism is to not surrender freedom
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by reacweb 11y ago
I have all my servers listed in my .ssh/config file with nice short names. With a simple alias on the command "grep -A1 '^H' .ssh/config | grep -v '--'", I can display the full list (amazon, but also
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by reacweb 11y ago
All the oracle dba that would be jobless if oracle was not insane crap.
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by reacweb 11y ago
According to http://gtello.pagesperso-orange.fr/hp200lx_f.htm turbo pascal works very well on HP 200LX.
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by reacweb 11y ago
When I have started my carrier, it was unimaginable to use a dynamic language in a serious project. I was taught(!?) that the difference of development cost was very small. The mentalities have evolved. People know that you can drastically
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by reacweb 11y ago
Very interesting site, but does anyone know why Oracle and mysql have a so poor support of the standard ? It looks as if postgres was the only one trying to comply.
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by reacweb 11y ago
Some illegal activities of IC may happen. I consider it acceptable as long as it is really small scale. In order to fight terrorism efficiently, we may need some large scale monitoring of phones (and/ot car movements). These large scal
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by reacweb 11y ago
It is the same story as the key performance indicators in employee assessment. People stop working to the wealth of the enterprise and instead focus on the growth of their indicators.
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by reacweb 11y ago
In french there are more words for wine than in inuit for snow ( http://www.auduteau.net/oenologie/vocabulaire.shtml )
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by reacweb 11y ago
Such barbaric methods makes almost no difference for the victims who will probably die. The difference is the effect on population. If the purpose was to get information, I think there are more effective ways: chemistry or hypnosis for exam
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by reacweb 11y ago
AFAIK, torture does not work for "getting the combination to a safe or finding where a merchant keeps their money stashed". It is still used because it is a very effective way to frighten the opposition. Torture is often shown on
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by reacweb 11y ago
tatoo a url ;-)
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by reacweb 11y ago
The solution may be simple, but the reasoning to justify that it is the most effective is probably not.
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by reacweb 11y ago
fax is still very useful in France if you want to quickly solve an issue with a bank. Most of the banks do not accept documents send by mails, they ask to use post mail. If we insist a bit, they often accept to use fax. My ISP (Free is the
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by reacweb 11y ago
Do not trust the CDN: link(href='//maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.5/css/bootstrap.min.css', rel='stylesheet' integrity='sha256-MfvZlkHCEqatNoGiOXveE8FIwMzZg4W85qfrfIFBfYc= sha512
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by reacweb 11y ago
Yes, Ada is a marvellous language. The exception is not named overflow, but constraint error. When used correctly, its typing system is very effective to avoid mistakes. The problem is that Ada types can become very annoying in bad code lik
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by reacweb 11y ago
I fully agree. With a dedicated server, memory and bandwidth are more often the bottleneck than CPU. I am using scaleway.com since 2 weeks. My small arm server runs squid (to bypass the proxy of my society) and a little static server that f
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by reacweb 11y ago
How did you cure your "severe central sleep apnea" ?
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by reacweb 11y ago
What is the answer ? Nouns first or verb first ?
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by reacweb 11y ago
In general I do curl https > tempo then vi tempo then bash < tempo. This gives me the opportunity to check that nobody is pwning me. If the script is an unreadable mess, I do not execute it because it is an indicator of bad software.
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by reacweb 11y ago
I second you. I have 2 19" in front of me. I can not code on a laptop.
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by reacweb 11y ago
I agree with most of this rant, but not with this too common mith: "Only one thing can bind to port 80 and it has to run as root". I generally use the following command <pre>setcap 'cap_net_bind_service=+ep' /
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by reacweb 11y ago
I am a bit surprised by the bad performances of TP3. I remember that it was difficult to beat the compiler by using hand written assembly. Recent compilers may be far better than I imagined.
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by reacweb 11y ago
As far as I understand the law in France (I am french, but not a lawer), providing these files may be slightly reprehensible because it helps to create illegal copies of the keys. But, there is a strong mitigating circumstance in the fact t

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