sidarape

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by sidarape 11y ago
You're downvoted but you're right. There are laws that protect the federation. If people really didn't want that, the laws would be abolished.
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by sidarape 11y ago
> As for the infrastructure, I'd posit that crappy infrastructure at high costs is largely due to corrupt politicians (ever hear of another place where money played too big a role in electoral campaigns?) and construction companies
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by sidarape 11y ago
First time I see Quebec bashing here.
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by sidarape 11y ago
The US has a strange concept of democracy sometimes.
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by sidarape 11y ago
I won't work for the simple reason that it is only one character by user.
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by sidarape 11y ago
I see. Genuine question: I haven't thought this through but why not just execute the file in the context of the original file?
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by sidarape 11y ago
> size, name I don't see why it would be necessary to provide a name and a size. If the hash is the same, we can be pretty sure that's the same file.
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by sidarape 11y ago
Care to provide a link explanning this?
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Open source GIS project made by Quebec government(github.com)
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by sidarape 11y ago
"The 'Do not track' boolean contributes to your digital fingerprint." I always thought that and that's why I didn't turn it on.
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by sidarape 11y ago
You might have a point, but why would, for instance, iOS uses its own proprietary emojis if everybody that has Android cannot see them?
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by sidarape 11y ago
I'm not against emoticon even if I don't like, for instance, all the big emoticon that facebook uses, but I like using a few like :P or ;). My point is that it's should stay like it is currently with a combination of ascii sy
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by sidarape 11y ago
Am I the only one that find the whole emoji thing a bit ridiculous?
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by sidarape 11y ago
1. For someone that installed Linux From Scratch, I can say that it's really nice that most of softwares use that. It's maybe not standardized like POSIX or other systems, but it's some kind of standardized by default. 3. It
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by sidarape 11y ago
Why? It's standardized the project (thus facilitate use by others), manage dependencies, and provide a simple way to manage a project. Also, many other languages have already something that does that (gem, python package, jar) and not
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by sidarape 11y ago
This seems nice, thank you. I'll read it later.
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by sidarape 11y ago
What I'm really looking for is a tutorial about autoconf, automake, and friends.
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by sidarape 11y ago
My life is a lie.
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by sidarape 11y ago
> hope that helps Yeah thank you. That looks like a message bus, but with many more features than just a bus. My account is only 5 hours old because I created it to ask my question. I am relatively here and I was just lurking before.
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by sidarape 11y ago
As I replied to chriswgt, I am not able to see any real use cases. All I see are features that look cool but no use case.
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by sidarape 11y ago
Ahaha lol whut?! Seriously, I'm asking questions because all I see are features but no real use cases that I could say that Reddis is useful. I think you may be a litle too defensive.
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by sidarape 11y ago
Interesting! Thank you for your answer. I have previously heard that people use that to do cache server for websites. How does that use case is covered by reddis? Also, what are other common use cases for reddis? Thank you.
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by sidarape 11y ago
Some can ELI5 redis for me? And also this extension?