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reacweb
11y ago
I do not know for steam os, but I am using ubuntu since many years and I do not tweak much my system. Each time I encounter a crash, a couple of days latter, there is a fix that is automatically installed (apt-get update, upgrade). I imagin
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11y ago
When the ssh access to internet is available from office, it is really easy to have uncensored internet with only portable applications (putty and chrome): My putty setting to access my ubuntu box from my office has a SSH port forwarding: L
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reacweb
11y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_efficiency#Heat_pumps_a... The expression "coefficient of performance" is used instead of efficiency for heat pump.
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reacweb
11y ago
The over 100% efficient means that the heat produced in the room is greater that the energy taken from the wall plug. This makes sense for me.
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reacweb
11y ago
When you fix a function, leave the broken function still present with another name.
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reacweb
11y ago
I am fond of this shorter syntax: tar c . | tar x -C target This syntax allows to avoid errors when the target already exists.
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reacweb
11y ago
What about the energy conservation. Of course there are energy leaks in AC->DC conversion if you don't take into account the heat produced during the conversion. If your purpose is heat, the efficiency is 100%. A radiator behaves li
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reacweb
11y ago
No. At school, my teacher said that functional languages needed to have the 4 following features: procedures as data, tail-recursion, closure, garbage collector. There are many other features that define families of functional languages. ho
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reacweb
12y ago
Even if the case does not hold, the cost of the lawyers is probably lower than the reputation damage on Google.
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reacweb
12y ago
I am surprised that only hillaryclinton.com has public whois data. IMHO, hidding behind a proxy is not a good cue for trust. Three among four are very slow to load on my PC. I think this very good article should also compare the performance
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reacweb
12y ago
When you watch a video, you lose the freedom of the rate. People do not like to lose freedom.
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reacweb
12y ago
My entreprise has migrated from XP to Win7 last year and is in no hurry to migrate again. I think the strategy of microsoft is to accelerate the migration of users, even if it is for free in order to stimulate entreprises to migrate earlier
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reacweb
12y ago
Let him go. Tell him you would like he come back in one year or two with new ideas.
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reacweb
12y ago
In the end of the eighties I needed to replace the fancy patterns available in spreadsheet graphics on PC1512 (gem) by more serious patterns (the client was a bank). I have done a small visualisation program in turbo pascal to find them and
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reacweb
12y ago
I think it is a bit like reading a "glossy magazine". It is not the same expectation as an encyclopedia, but it is pleasant to read (at least for me).
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reacweb
12y ago
Yes, they are making systems secure against their owners. Decrypting binaries just before executing means writable memory pages that becomes executable. For my security, I would like that only a couple of "blessed JIT VM" (io.js,
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reacweb
12y ago
I think the main point of this article is that man pages are incomplete on linux. When I have to explain some unix arcane to a colleague, I often start by saying that man is the most important command in unix. But I am always obliged to say
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reacweb
12y ago
I use jekyll and docker to preview before commit.: docker pull kisenka/centos6-jekyll docker run -i -t -p 127.0.0.1:8080:4000 -v /home/xxx/xxx.github.com:/data kisenka/centos6-jekyll HubPress seems interesting
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12y ago
As a european, my feeling is that we are more and more copying american way of using $ when we use €.
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reacweb
12y ago
Some developers have difficulties with environment or novelties, but are not so bad for routine tasks. If you can not fire him, you can try to give him simpler tasks.
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12y ago
I have also a raid1 NAS at home. It is mounted by NFS on my main computer that is available from internet using ssh. My ADSL modem is configure to enable WOL. This allows to access my photos from anywhere using filezilla. You just need to c
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reacweb
12y ago
line numbering should be in hex in order to match the assembly code.
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reacweb
12y ago
I remember having switched to gcc in 1992 on SunOS (sparc) because of nasty bugs in cc compiler.
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reacweb
12y ago
You humans can't appreciate the dance of robots.
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reacweb
12y ago
javascript/html/css is a new lingua franca that is "understood" by all computers, all OS. It is always useful to learn it whatever the purpose of the student. If the purpose is to learn computer science, SICP remains the
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reacweb
12y ago
I started with the basic of Oric-1, then the fabulous locomotive basic of Amstrad. When I got a PC (1986), I ditched quickly GW-basic in favor of turbo pascal, turbo prolog and later turbo C. QBASIC was not bad, but really too late for me.
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reacweb
12y ago
AI is a buzzword that is coming more and more in car. Creating a mental association between AI and safety is a very smart PR idea.
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12y ago
I use awk only for trivial commands that fit in one line. Here is my last one. awk -F : '/^OPS1:/{print $2}' < machinelist I think the article could add an example of this kind of simple usages.
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12y ago
It is funny to have such a good article with so many comments at the end that disagree. The issue does not seem to be so clear cut.
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reacweb
12y ago
It sounds strange in english. Saying "c'est perfectible" in french is correct and usual. It is translated by google translate into "This is perfectible". As usual, google translate is very poor.
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