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   by secure 13y ago

   I have heard from somebody else that using XMPP on Hangouts on Plus works. It doesn’t work for me. When I enter an XMPP address, all I get is “send invitation”, but nothing happens when I chose to do that. When sending a message from my XMP
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   by secure 13y ago

   Just to clarify: If you think you need a client because you are currently using an XMPP client with your gmail account, then you do NOT need to switch. See bullet point 1 — XMPP _clients_ are still supported. XMPP _federation_ is going away
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   by secure 14y ago

   Most computers with an Intel GPU are fine. The ThinkPad series is very popular and thus well-supported — note that I am only talking about the “original” series, i.e. ThinkPad X and T, e.g. the X230 or T430. Personally, I am running a Think
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   by secure 14y ago

   I really recommend NOT going with edis. I have sent my Raspberry Pi there and had constant trouble with it. It’s unreachable via IPv6 and/or IPv4 for long periods of time (days) and good luck contacting anyone about it. I will request to ha
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   Hacking your own Kinesis keyboard controller(michael.stapelberg.de)

   2 points by secure 14y ago|0 comments
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   by secure 14y ago

   In my experience, it is not so much the installation itself, but the regular maintenance and the many subtle errors that can occur, which make running your own email server NOT as trivial as you make it sound :). As for a few examples: 1. M
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   by secure 14y ago

   I think it would make the point much clearer if the author of that article would actually explain a use case for this (apparently incorrectly handled) syntax which I have never ever come in contact with :).
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   by secure 14y ago

   When I first read the abbreviation, I thought it’d mean “F * you, weekend! Let’s work instead.” :-)
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   by secure 14y ago

   I’d say: don’t. The performance you will be getting is horrible. Ethernet is connected via USB on the Raspberry Pi, so while via Ethernet, you can achieve about 90 Mbit/s, that speed drops to ≈ 40 Mbit/s once you access a USB hard disk driv
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    by secure 14y ago

    It’s too far away for me, but I’d love to see slides, recordings, streams and any other way to participate remotely.
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    by secure 14y ago

    Got a similar problem: With Chrome’s built-in click-to-play, I cannot click.
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    by secure 14y ago

    So, they would essentially adopt the Debian way of doing things? Have a stable release every two years and updates (Debian testing) in between.
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    by secure 14y ago

    Consider that many German students (I don’t have numbers, just a subjective impression) get Bafög, a government-issued loan to pay for fees/rent/living.
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    by secure 14y ago

    That seems pretty cool, provided the computers are cleaned regularly and one has a workflow which is sufficiently non-local. Here are the primary reasons which always keeps me from using our university’s computer pool’s computers: 1. Horrib
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    by secure 14y ago

    For a non-facebook user/employee, can someone please explain which service that is?
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    by secure 14y ago

    off-topic: Since you obviously are interested in Unicode (you used • and even ␄), you could continue the trend by using ¹, ² and ³ instead of [1], [2] and [3]. For the corresponding explanation at the bottom, use ①, ② and ③. Also, instead o
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    by secure 14y ago

    I think this strongly depends on the area and the enemy faction. When they are quick to re-capture the portals, you have an incentive to immediately put in 2-3 hours again, depending on how many portals there are.
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    by secure 14y ago

    You don’t have to spend any real money on the game directly. The closest thing that comes to mind is travel cost.
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    by secure 14y ago

    I just came back from another 2-hour session of ingress in my local town (≈ 10 minute bus ride from my home to the area with lots of portals). That’s the third 2-hour session this weekend, after another one on Thursday :). I definitely like
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    by secure 14y ago

    I find it rather rude to publicly say bad things about a community and then not backing it up with at least a subjective detailed report of what happened.
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    by secure 14y ago

    After reading through the entire page, this sounds like quite some feature-creep. It seems to support every way in which you can possibly organize communication :-). Here are a few questions: • Does it run in a web browser? • Does it work o
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    by secure 14y ago

    AFAIK (did an internship in Dublin), irish children still learn Gaelic in school, but not in a way that’d make them able to talk to each other in it, much like Germans in some schools chose to learn latin. You can use the language to deciph
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    by secure 14y ago

    So essentially you are doing what Amazon already offers ( http://aws.amazon.com/importexport/ ), just cheaper (currently) and with a regular schedule? I hope you have a lot going/planned in the UX part and would love to hear about it :-).
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    by secure 14y ago

    For my taste, there are too few information on the site. Here are some questions I am having: 1. What kind of drive will you send around? Spinning disk? How much capacity? 2. Is there a special software that customers have to use or could I
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    by secure 14y ago

    The graph does not contain Ubuntu users. Ubuntu also uses popularity contest, but with a separate database from Debian. The number of popcon submissions in Ubuntu is one order of magnitude higher than the number of popcon submissions in Deb
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    by secure 14y ago

    Sounds cool, but only as long as purl.ly itself is up. We’ve seen what happens with single point of failure services like this when twitter’s link shortener t.co was down.
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    by secure 14y ago

    cross-posting my answer here: The package "gnuit" (GNU Interactive Tools, a file browser/viewer and process viewer) was called "git" in Debian up until 2009-09-09, while git was called "git-core". Therefore, a better graph to look at is: h
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    by secure 14y ago

    It’s "made by geeks" but doesn’t support IPv6. I don’t buy that :-).
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    by secure 14y ago

    See https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Configuring_keyboard_la... Also, why would one ask mjg (who doesn’t do X11 stuff AFAIK) instead of googling? :-)
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    by secure 14y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargo_cult_programming says: Cargo cult programming is a style of computer programming that is characterized by the ritual inclusion of code or program structures that serve no real purpose. Cargo cult program