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by rytis 13y ago
So just extrapolating on this example - would the best results in any negotiations be achieved when both parties speak a language that is foreign to both of them? In that case both are taking more rational decisions, ignoring the emotional
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by rytis 13y ago
No one is suggesting to ban anything, or enforce people's behaviour in any way. What they want to do is to enforce correct labels on items that people are purchasing. If it says "free" it must be free full stop. If it is only
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by rytis 13y ago
I think it'd be a good thing to do. You have a process in place, and enough self discipline to avoid installing such apps. But not everyone is like that. I'm guessing majority of the users go like this: "ah, it's a free
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by rytis 13y ago
being ignorant "Ignorance is Strength" (1984)
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by rytis 13y ago
like he's being held at gunpoint, forced to read a statement Look at his eyes, he is actually reading the statement.
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by rytis 13y ago
Do you truly believe that you as an individual can make any difference at all? And do you truly believe that it is in fact the society that governs itself?
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by rytis 13y ago
Is there anyone else who thinks the "5 star" rating is somewhat flawed, or is it just me? I think, the problem is that the scale is all on the positive side, but people are trying to use it to give negative rating. So naturally th
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by rytis 13y ago
Also, not everyone likes wearing headphones all day long either. It's like saying "oh, you don't like the smell of cigaretes? wear a gas mask!"
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by rytis 13y ago
The host is provisioned using some other automation tool, then when it comes up, it runs puppet agent. Puppet agent makes cert sign request (at which point csr file is created on puppet server). Puppet server doesn't have this host in
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by rytis 13y ago
I'm not sure how they (or anyone really) prove that they actually removed all information, other than running something like 'select name from users' and sending you the results so that you can see that your name isn't t
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by rytis 13y ago
Or even use incrond [0], and get it call your script that does whatever needs to be done with the modified files. [0] http://linux.die.net/man/8/incrond EDIT: As a use case example I use this to detect when a new
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by rytis 13y ago
take this efflux wind at 15mph back to the top again you need energy to do that, so perhaps by the time 15mph wind gets all the way up to the tower influx, it's less than 2mph
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by rytis 13y ago
theory is very often contrasted to "practice" [...] a Greek term for "doing", which is opposed to theory because pure theory involves no doing apart from itself. [1] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by rytis 13y ago
Just out of curiosity, what's the problem with YAML?
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by rytis 13y ago
I live in constant fear of getting a bad review. I wonder when is someone going to come up with an idea how to fix this. As far as I can tell there's not a lot a supplier on airbnb/ebay/etc can do about them. It's all
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by rytis 13y ago
And slowly a humble `wget -O - <url>|sh` grows into a foot long command with user agent settings, save first/execute later, etc, etc... Why not use a package manager then? Added bonus - version control.
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by rytis 13y ago
But that wristband doesn't actually reduce your body temperature, sweating does. Unless I'm missing something obvious here??
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by rytis 13y ago
I agree with this 100%. And here's to all replies that say it's as secure as a package: it's only partly about security. The other part is version control. I can install a specific version of an RPM relatively easily, but wge
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Status update on recent 50BTC attack(50btc.com)
1 points by rytis 13y ago|0 comments
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by rytis 13y ago
whereas (in the UK) the medical expert actually wants you to get well. Yes, sort of. For example, sometimes when a tooth can be repaired via root canal treatment dentists simply advise to remove it. It seems that NHS pays them roughly the
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by rytis 13y ago
I think if you start from "making it right" there is a bigger chance of not getting anywhere at all due to the tendency of over engineering the solution. Can't speak for everyone, but I've seen this hapen quite few times
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by rytis 13y ago
"not put it there in the first place" Unfortunately that's not always possible. For example you're in a pub with your friends, and someone takes a group picture and posts it online. Even if you don't have FB account
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by rytis 13y ago
Yes, I agree, icons are much faster to recognise than words. But I think we're limited to only a handful of icons that are universally (??) recognisable. And now more often than not I find hovering mouse pointer over an icon just to fi
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by rytis 13y ago
Does your 7 year old daughter know what a floppy disk icon does? I bet she does. Does she know what the floppy disk is though? Mine doesn't (12y/o). She just knows that she needs to click it if she wants to save a file in an edito
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by rytis 13y ago
I agree with you. IMHO bubble level on a phone is more of a gimmick than a useful thing. Ok to establish approximate value, but noone should be using is as a precision tool. Even for hanging pictures if you want it done properly.
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by rytis 13y ago
For example when you don't want to rely on GitHub being available/online? Or if you just don't trust 3rd party service providers with your data?
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Why I moved to Django-CMS(jesiah.net)
2 points by rytis 13y ago|0 comments
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by rytis 13y ago
I don't think this is only applicable to Mediterranean cultures. Eastern Europe seems to follow the same medium/large/small pattern as well.
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Test automation – finding your starting point(martijndevrieze.net)
1 points by rytis 13y ago|0 comments
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by rytis 13y ago
I wonder if the companies are more careful these days?

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