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4y ago
Give more personal information to Zuck? No thanks.
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4y ago
Flagging for self-promotion. Should be a Show HN.
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4y ago
It's Linux with a kernel dated about 2010, so yes to all of them.
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4y ago
If only he had a site with a short bio and a feed of posts on the topic of this thread. Oh well, I guess we'll never know. Just click the link dude. It explains itself.
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4y ago
This makes me think that the height of serial killers was in the 70s, and is now generally blamed on parents coming back from wars and raising kids badly.
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4y ago
You don't need aircon for these temps, a ceiling fan or pedestal fan is sufficient.
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4y ago
I had to learn ADSL to this extent and more to get decent signal to customers at the ISP I worked at in the 00s. I feel for this guy. Nobody should have to learn a ubiquitous technology like the phone system this deeply just to get basic co
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4y ago
I always thought that not licensing x86 would come back to bite Intel. They've been on top for so long that they've got complacent about many things (power, heat, security), meanwhile many others have been making their own CPUs an
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4y ago
Jon Masters does: https://twitter.com/jonmasters
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Heavy professional strace user here. afaics the wall clock time of the call is not implemented. This is effectively useless to me without that. The second -ff is critical for following busy multiprocess stuff like a JVM. If you aren't
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4y ago
The preliminary winners are currently in superposition. NIST will soon observe them to announce the final winner.
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4y ago
I think your real question here is: Is GPL enforceable in a Chinese court? This is something the 3D printer firmware Marlin deals with, Chinese 3D printer vendors are infamous for using Marlin on their devices but not releasing any source.
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4y ago
apt has done parallel downloading for at least the last two Ubuntu LTS releases, so there's one advantage which isn't. Package management in Python with yum has tainted my view of it. It was awfully slow. A real-time animation or
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4y ago
25C overnight also causes increased mortality? Every Brisbane summer for the last 20+ years has just entered the chat.
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All the Pi Foundation engineers are either Broadcom employees or ex employees still affiliated with the parent. So yes, Broadcom do effectively own and control the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Again that's fine and the 10+ years of excelle
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4y ago
Broadcom don't want an open hardware platform. Look at the license on the Pi bootloader and their legal behaviour when Odroid started selling a Pi clone. The entire Pi hardware ecosystem is setup so that the Pi Foundation are at the to
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4y ago
Nobody is really answering your question. I suspect the people who could answer it aren't on HN, and probably don't have the technical ability or the vendor support to root cause the thousands of dollars of fraudulent transactions
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4y ago
`alias ls=sl` on your friend's unlocked computer
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I bet you've also got 3 Spoon engines, and just came into Harry's and ordered 3 T66 turbos with NOS and a Motec System Exhaust.
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4y ago
Mediocre or downright inactive workers are endemic to the workforce. Not everyone has a job they love or are passionate about, they just want to get paid for doing as little as possible then go home. Even at employers who do pursue this sor
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4y ago
https://youtu.be/d_pV8TGKfMc Enjoy. This whole channel is great.
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I've only had technical managers for over a decade. However, these were technical people who had done the same job at a more junior level. They knew enough to know my job, but not enough to know the exact details of everything I was do
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4y ago
Good. Cruise ships are such heavy polluters and so loose with laws, they should all be scrapped. Taking a cruise is morally bankrupt.
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4y ago
It's a default behaviour of at least bash. It's as secure as your home directory is.
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Graeber said that maintaining and repairing software is a bullshit job because you can just write it correctly the first time. Yeah thanks genius, we're all out here intentionally writing bugs just to keep ourselves employed. This from
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At first I thought I could be very bored for $450k a year, then I thought he didn't try hard enough to move but reading on he really did. So at the end, Netflix gave him almost 2 million bucks which is a pretty nice buffer to seek a mo
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4y ago
Considering Atlassian have dodged corporate tax for years, it's nice to see that money being put to good use.
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4y ago
I once did a similar thing with PHP: https://github.com/superjamie/emdee
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4y ago
Free as in freeloading
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4y ago
What a woeful website. Giant banner for cookies, overlay autoplay DRM video taking up half the screen multiple times. I gave up.
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