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by spb 12y ago
I've never interpreted the second S to be addressing the listener. I've interpreted it as a two-item list of things you should "keep it": "simple, stupid"
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by spb 12y ago
If libuv doesn't support TLS, how does Node.JS implement HTTPS?
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by spb 12y ago
So NetworkManager has been using the GRUB model of what "1.0" means, then?
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by spb 12y ago
Pretty sure that bug has since been fixed, I generated a dummy commit with a date of 0 a few months ago.
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by spb 12y ago
My guess is that it was somebody in Tunisia: https://www.reddit.com/r/MarkMyWords/comments/2pv2rk/mmw_if_...
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by spb 12y ago
It looks like we're on the verge of getting a vertical alignment property in CSS, not "just got".
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by spb 12y ago
If anybody missed it, the logo actually copies the little dribbly bits from the Heartbleed logo directly.
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by spb 12y ago
> this claims to be a volumetric shape. From the implementation, you can clearly tell it isn't, though. There'd be no way to feel the underside of that sphere.
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by spb 12y ago
To address your point about Fifteen Million Merits, the way I had the excercise bikes framed coming into it, the "system" being presented is a prison (a microcosm of the larger society outside), and riding the bikes is part of the
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by spb 12y ago
Came to add that (US) Netflix subscribers can watch this episode right now at http://www.netflix.com/WiPlayer?movieid=70264856&trkid=20010...
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by spb 12y ago
So, like David Rees, then? http://www.artisanalpencilsharpening.com/
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by spb 12y ago
Don't we already have WebP?
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by spb 12y ago
He didn't just try to undo it, he `git push -f`'d over it.
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by spb 12y ago
Whoa, what's this? The native parts of core Node without any of the support libraries, shipped on a regular schedule? When did this start?
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by spb 12y ago
While this certainly looks better (cleaner + higher resolution and range) than MIT's inFORM ( http://tangible.media.mit.edu/project/inform/ ), it's still bound to a surface, and effectively just a 2D monoc
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by spb 12y ago
"Haptic" means touch, not light. ("Sound" is another hint.)
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by spb 12y ago
I mean, historically they're synonyms. Code of Hammurabi and such.
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by spb 12y ago
If you want some actual evidence toward a pending collapse of law firms, take a look at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8690984 - it's based on trends of reduced enrollment, not hypothetical computerised robo-ba
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by spb 12y ago
We're all going to be immortal heads in glass jars by that point.
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by spb 12y ago
Of course Mike Nelson wants to go to space. He misses his old spaceship, where he had to watch those bad movies with his robot pals. (Oh yeah, I just remembered he dropped the "Mike Nelson" part of his name years ago. Too bad.)
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by spb 12y ago
Somebody needs to teach NASA to embrace Crash-Only Design.
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by spb 12y ago
From the docs, it looks like that has a dependency on Docker, which kind of defeats the purpose. If I'm stuck with Docker, I'm better off just sticking with links: I'm looking for something that could work with systemd-nspawn
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by spb 12y ago
From the sound of it, this report was generated under the careful methodology of getting some guys together in a room and saying "Gosh, computers sure are clever, aren't they?" "Think it'll all be computers soon?&qu
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by spb 12y ago
Say you're comparing the number of views between two different videos as (video_A.views - video_B.views). How do you represent that the second video has more views than the first?
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by spb 12y ago
I think you're reading too much - or too little - into this if you think they're "slinging mud". Any fork is going to list its reasons for the fork- if they didn't have issues with how Docker is heading, why would t
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by spb 12y ago
The thing I like about the link model is that they hide your containers from other containers and only expose the connections you want (I think using iptables?) I'd like a tool that makes this linking easier outside of Docker, but for
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by spb 12y ago
> Set no maximum password length (250+ characters) It's important to note that if you take the classical advice to "use bcrypt" ( http://codahale.com/how-to-safely-store-a-password/ ), your password wil
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by spb 12y ago
> The change forces you to use systemd for cgroups as only systemd is able to write to cgroups. The argument is: If you don't like systemd implement an alternative that does this for you. And from the looks of it, this has been done
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by spb 12y ago
> This is the biggest red flag about git's CLI. I shouldn't need to know the implementation to use the UI. This speaks to a fundamental misunderstanding of the nature of Git. You need to know the model of anything to be able to
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by spb 12y ago
Warning: link plays loud video shortly after opening.

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