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sigg3
5y ago
Best comment I've read for a while, thank you ;)
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sigg3
5y ago
It's open source. _You're_ supposed to provide the UI.
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sigg3
5y ago
So true. The NTP project is symptomatic imo. So important and totally ignored until recently.
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sigg3
5y ago
22 million meters of IP.
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sigg3
5y ago
This is kinda cool, but why not just use column? The video of catting into tv is equivalent to: column -s, -t FILE
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sigg3
5y ago
> You have eSpeak, which is GPL V3, so including it in your own software is a problem. Can't you just include it like a separate module and provide any improvements to it specifically upstream?
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sigg3
5y ago
Not op, but personally I have to break out the calculator when it comes to my own age. It's like it's a more viscous entity than an integer.
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sigg3
5y ago
And it was stolen by Google, apparently.
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sigg3
5y ago
Cold war?
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sigg3
5y ago
And other than Chrome? > we expect most Chromium-based browsers to be vulnerable [... including] recent versions of Microsoft's Edge browser, as well as Brave
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5y ago
Is it though? It's misleading, I'll give you that, but let's be pedantic (lawyers are)! They can probably provide the missing bits in dead tree letter format upon written formal request received at their post address.
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5y ago
An AMBIGUOUS LICENSE situation is a red flag. Was the issue raised with the author?
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5y ago
As a total amateur this is mind-blowing :D Can't wait to play around with it!
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sigg3
5y ago
There's definitely opportunity here, but at great - perhaps even prohibitive - complexity. I'm not gonna sleep tonight, am I?
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sigg3
5y ago
Put Wordpress on it, and do a new battery of TTFB tests ;)
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sigg3
5y ago
I feel like this is an emergency brake type of deal. We need something fast.
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sigg3
5y ago
What do you mean "were"..?
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5y ago
> ... sitting around calmly in a "Star Trek" style bridge isn't very fun IMO. You need to embrace the whole experience. Your RL STDs? You've just been to a planet where you encountered a very demanding warrior queen.
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sigg3
5y ago
Just a tip: Dwservice is a great tool for remote control, and it can run as a service or as a one-off!
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sigg3
5y ago
It's expensive if you ain't got it. I used testdisk as a student living on loans :)
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5y ago
I believe you're identifying simple and fundamental, which is risky, because it's not explicit for whom the code is supposed to be simple (reader or writer). Writing good code for a reader is about abstracting to the fundamental l
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5y ago
I've 3 ThinkPads and never really dealt with Lenovo. The reason why Linux users love ThinkPads is because they're mostly supported OOB by the kernel (not by Lenovo themselves). This wasn't true of most other laptops for quite
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5y ago
In all likelihood, yes. But when dealing with infinity, we must appreciate the likelihood of the unlikely too. Personally, I favor the prospect of the insanely lucky idiot race, that clumsily and completely by chance manage to launch a prob
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5y ago
DHTML and ASP?
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sigg3
5y ago
Which Clean Architecture, specifically? Cheers!
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5y ago
It's full on IPFS with a bit of IPFS on top.
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5y ago
> it kills a lot of deep human emotions (desire, ambition, skill, transmission). Of course it doesn't. It just changes parts of what we care about. Auto tune didn't kill music, it just made evident what we already knew: a live
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5y ago
Are there any documented cases of permanent brain damage from these "attacks"?
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5y ago
> It's incredible how far the web has come. I agree and disagree. It seems like no one is questioning why we need to use legacy web browsers in between all the code we're executing locally. It's like a new iteration of old
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5y ago
Should be. > You can charge any amount of money you want for any service or data you provide. However, since the data (or service) that is derived from OSM data must be licensed as above, other people may then redistribute this without p
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