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> Interesting. Please provide empirical evidence indicating that fewer people use KDE now than 10 years ago. Thanks. I'm one of the people that moved from KDE to Gnome after the fuck-ups with KDE 4.x. Plasma taskbar became unreadabl
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Thanks!
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Ubuntu. Everything just works.
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He is referring to Botosani county being the poorest in EU, not the count_r_y Romania. Fell for it too :)
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I am really interested in this too, however I could not find any indication of it in "man 5 resolver" :( You can do this with dnsmasq by using the --server option where you can pass individual upstream servers for different domain
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13y ago
Here's a direct link to the pdf[1] because the socallinuxexpo site returns a 404. [1] http://www.brendangregg.com/Slides/SCaLE_Linux_Performance20...
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> Sandboxing for security and fault tolerance is a big deal; it's certainly worth the difficulty in figuring out how much RAM is actually being used by N tabs, if that's your main complaint. I use Firefox with tab groups and la
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13y ago
I've been on the Aurora channel for some time now and it's been a pretty smooth ride for me. You should give it a try to see how it works out for you.
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I don't remember when this has last happened to me. If this is the major reason, I, most definitely, prefer the current Firefox approach: much less memory utilization and the chance that I have to restart the browser once in a blue moo
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I do not consider Firefox inferior to Chrome because of this, instead I consider Firefox superior to Chrome for this very reason. With 6 tabs open, Chromium is using 1.6GB of RAM, while I can browse forever in Firefox until it reaches that
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How were they able to edit the entry? Can anyone edit without overview?
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Looks interesting. Does anyone have any idea how it compares to gitosis/gitolite?
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Congrats to the Ajenti team! Been waiting for something like this for a long time. I hope it works as advertised. Is there a plan to monetize this tool?
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> This is true regardless of the remote culture: it's universal with outsourcing. That's bullshit. It just means you didn't work with the right people. I've led remote teams (not indian teams) which got very high prai
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13y ago
So don't buy it :) Better yet, don't waste another moment thinking about it!
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I don't think I would like a 30" iphone/ipad interface. Would you?
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13y ago
I would downvote you if I could. I'm pretty tired of seeing snark like this and thinking how many people get discouraged of trying something new and bold for fear it would be met with an attitude like yours. Piss off.
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13y ago
You don't get a full desktop OS (Mac OS X) when you dock the iPhone. I assume that's what you mean, your comment was a little unclear.
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Why is the black bar bothering you so much?
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Just yesterday I was wandering if GWT is still being maintained since I was evaluating it for a customer project. It seems to be stagnating, perhaps the devs need to focus on other things or have moved on. I don't get the impression th
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You seem to be confused: the author states "The truth is that I don’t cry because I miss them [...]" and then you go "[...] never once did I feel like crying because I missed them. I did miss them, just not to the point of br
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There may be sound reasons for them insisting on your signing an NDA or it just might be unfounded fear (especially if they are new in the business). I would not sign an NDA if it would cause me to become uneasy and lose sleep over it. One
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Is the code available somewhere?
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For certain videos in chromium I would get "This video is not currently available" in the flash player but the same url would work if opened in private browsing window. I fixed it by clearing the cache and cookies.
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Yes it helps. Thank you. "[...] and at least in my case I have a not to exceed the cost of the work clause etc.". Now, that makes sense. It would have massively changed my opinion of the elance terms if they would have included th
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I understand the need for indemnification, however the scope of elance's terms seems too broad (it covers even alleged infringement) -- which I, personally, find questionable. Do you have other freelancing sites to recommend, with, per
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Ask HN: Freelancers, do you find the Elance services agreement reasonable?
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Because your apathy (well, not yours in particular, but of all the people behaving/feeling like you do) has an effect on everyone. Imagine if most people would be active in demanding their privacy be respected instead of just a minorit
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I've done several approaches: - homework project - heavy interviewing with plenty of tests and several (3-6 people) giving written feedback on the candidate in the form of 5 points rating on lots of skills - hire on gut feeling mixed i
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I'm on Ubuntu and with Firefox and Chromium I get offered the windows download. It doesn't sniff very well :)
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