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by skanga 8y ago
Any techniques on exactly how you do that?
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by skanga 8y ago
Also try mawk - it runs much faster than awk.
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by skanga 8y ago
Great idea - especially for non-programmers. The question I have is - can it outperform the command line? (see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17135841 for more) I almost always use awk/mawk for such things.
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by skanga 9y ago
A new poll puts Beto O’Rourke just 3 points behind Ted Cruz in Texas This was in the sports section
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by skanga 9y ago
Manage them yourself. It's not that hard. Otherwise the property management company eats up most of the profits.
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by skanga 9y ago
This is written in python. Anyone able to get this running under msys with gtk3, etc
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by skanga 9y ago
Nice. Does anyone have a server like this but with the addition of * serving of files and directories * LetsEncrypt certificates and SSL
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by skanga 9y ago
Something like this but portable across Linux/Win/Mac would be pretty cool.
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by skanga 9y ago
Should we also BAN the ability of Management to fire their workers? Because layoffs also promote a corrosive us-against-them dynamic that destroys the esprit de corps businesses need to succeed.
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by skanga 9y ago
It's simple. Add another person to the team who has a brilliant, world beating idea but no working capital, great team, etc. You can talk to several to see who has the "best" idea. For a start on this process you can contact
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by skanga 9y ago
The Parsi ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parsi ) angle of this story went unaddressed!
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by skanga 9y ago
Thanks for the correction. But no thanks for the snarkiness!
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by skanga 9y ago
Yes, the props rotate backwards - it's called windmilling.
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by skanga 9y ago
Too many unknown unknowns here. When mankind first started to burn fossil fuels nobody anticipated that it would impact climate on a planetary scale. This is an idea that needs much more study before we rush into it.
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by skanga 9y ago
Looks interesting. Somehow it would not work on a image file.
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by skanga 9y ago
Here are the updates with everyones changes: # Encrypt a file encrypt() { openssl enc -aes-256-cbc -salt -a -in $1 -out $2; } # Decrypt a file decrypt() { openssl enc -aes-256-cbc -d -a -in $1 -out $2; } # Fetch weather foreca
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by skanga 9y ago
Nice. Will do.
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by skanga 9y ago
Thanks. Good idea.
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by skanga 9y ago
Thanks. will do.
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by skanga 9y ago
This seems insanely over-engineered. So I re-wrote most of them as bash alias one-liners. # Encrypt a file function encrypt() { openssl enc -aes-256-cbc -salt -a -in $1 -out $2 ; } # Decrypt a file function decrypt() { openssl en
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by skanga 9y ago
In addition, the use of "nc" to ping google is bad. This causes the scripts to break in all places that use an http proxy. You already have wget/curl which honors the HTTP_PROXY environment variable. Just use that ...
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by skanga 9y ago
I'd love to see a chart of the power/weight ratio of engines over time.
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by skanga 9y ago
Is is possible to run this on my own hosts?
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by skanga 10y ago
Got any pics? What is your asking price?
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by skanga 10y ago
Will there also be an offline/desktop version of Construct 3?
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by skanga 10y ago
Has anyone other than fictiv built one?
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by skanga 10y ago
What are examples of some good answers to the why question? And some bad answers?
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by skanga 10y ago
Thanks. For me, that's a vast improvement.
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by skanga 10y ago
Also found a problem in the doc at http://johnkerl.org/miller/doc/build.html The downloaded zip file does not contain a ./configure $ ./configure bash: ./configure: No such file or directory I neede
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by skanga 10y ago
/home/skanga/mlr.linux.x86_64: /lib64/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.14' not found (required by /home/skanga/mlr.linux.x86_64) It would be useful to allow downloads of a binary that is compiled with

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