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by supergreg 10y ago
If only it worked in Linux. As an aside, I've tried Krita, but am too used to how things work in Gimp, particularly the shortcuts. How different is Paint.net?
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by supergreg 10y ago
Are you sure it is Xiaomi selling under cost and not the other way around? Prices for other phones are excessive compared to Xiaomi and other Chinese brands with similar specs.
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by supergreg 10y ago
That's easier to fix. Just resize your window. Heck, if you use Firefox you can just press ctrl+alt+m for a mobile-like view without resizing the window.
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by supergreg 10y ago
> we are proposing to teach it at the University of Washington in the near future I call BS.
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by supergreg 10y ago
And here in the West everything has a subreddit. I can only imagine the future holds even better, resilient ways for obscure topics to gather people like distributed forums and such.
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by supergreg 10y ago
How did that work for the silk road? I remember the same arguments told about it but never followed on it.
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by supergreg 10y ago
Checkout gitkraken. Really easy to use. Cleaner interface than sourcetree with almost all the features.
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by supergreg 10y ago
Or you could, you know, use Bitcoin as money instead of trying to convert it to Dollars all at once.
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by supergreg 10y ago
I tried the docker image for gitlab-ce just 2 days ago and had to exec bash into it and chmod a workhorse socket file to get it working. Glad they fixed it.
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by supergreg 10y ago
Or just setup Tor and keep using whatever they were using before.
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by supergreg 10y ago
It would have been interesting to also compare women pregnant with their second child. Is this phenomenon only seen in first time mothers?
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by supergreg 10y ago
Only 5 users. We are using Gitlab from Bitnami which I'm sure is using the Omnibus package. Maybe they configure it differently. I'll check, thanks.
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by supergreg 10y ago
Does these pipelines thing imply moving away from Sidekiq? At work that's our biggest issue with Gitlab. Sidekiq dies all the time and Gitlab has to be restarted for merge requests to work again.
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by supergreg 10y ago
I wouldn't mind having to activate it in the developer tools and disable when I don't need it anymore and can feel the difference. Definitely easier than having to open a separate program like fiddler.
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by supergreg 10y ago
>another important reason i personally don't use CDNs is the privacy of my users. How high up the privacy concern is using a CDN vs having cloudflare in front of you or everything being in AWS or using a browser by an ad company?
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by supergreg 10y ago
I use uBlock in Firefox for Android. There's also AdAway to block domains in the /etc/hosts file.
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by supergreg 10y ago
Maybe `when` should be renamed or an alias to `at` and add an `in` method to make it more explicit.
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by supergreg 10y ago
Google(MD5(M1)) = MD5(M2) is more than enough for most users.
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by supergreg 10y ago
Could the attacker find an easier to find string that matches the same md5 hash?
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by supergreg 10y ago
I use uBlock Origin together with Privacy badger. It can block cookies for a domain while allowing you to load files, which I find useful, for example, for reading disqus comments in a website.
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by supergreg 10y ago
It's a cat and mouse thing. If they add some js to check for ad blockers then ad blockers block that too. They could check over time if a user has seen as many ads as page views and block them then but users would just need to delete t
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by supergreg 10y ago
Just call it Unofficial Python 2.8 instead of Python 2.8
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by supergreg 10y ago
What about not spending time and money and just keep using python 2 for software that already uses it. And only use python 3 for new code bases.
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by supergreg 10y ago
Is it supposed to be a video? Because I'm not seeing it. Is it behind a paywall?
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by supergreg 10y ago
Yaml looks like the perfect candidate
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by supergreg 10y ago
If only we were able to rate management and they were let go with a 3 or less stars review.
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by supergreg 10y ago
If you see the glass half full, they are not just digging a hole, they are creating a hill next to it.
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by supergreg 10y ago
More than ad blockers they have become annoyance blockers for me. I'm always adding sidebars and other stuff to either my adblocker, to remove them; or to stylish, which allows you to add CSS to the site, when I just want the annoyance
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by supergreg 10y ago
Couldn't he submit a pull request with the rule out explaining his reasons?
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by supergreg 10y ago
Is that so the loan shark can be even more shielded thanks to the pseudonymity? They require family information from the student. A pseudonymous coin is not going to change anything.

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