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by taneliv 6y ago
Isn't that an e-Ink display? It looks to refresh quite fast!
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by taneliv 7y ago
Well, if you have an idea what to do with the undocumented string returned by the site, maybe you also have an idea of what effects it might have, beyond making linux fast again?
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Carefree (It'll Be Okay)(linusakesson.net)
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by taneliv 7y ago
In SQL: SELECT (-80538738812075974::NUMERIC)^3 + 80435758145817515::NUMERIC^3 + 12602123297335631::NUMERIC^3;
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by taneliv 8y ago
It worked quite fine for fairly approximate things like "Tetuán, Madrid, España" (district, city, country). However, it seemed to exhibit a tendency to attribute suburbs and districts as houses, at least with the handful of Madrid
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by taneliv 8y ago
If your C&C server has been "compromised" or blocked by, say, law enforcement, the tweets could instruct malware to use another?
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by taneliv 8y ago
There's an interview of the HardKernel CEO at https://magazine.odroid.com/wp-content/uploads/ODROID-Magazi... (page 26), which provides some insight relevant to your questions.
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by taneliv 8y ago
TimescaleDB is merely a PostgreSQL extension, not a complete DBMS all by itself.
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by taneliv 9y ago
It is probably only appreciable because it contrasts starkly with the expectations. But if people were to regularly write academic treatises peppered with obscenities, I think it would get rather old rather fast. Which is not to say that on
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by taneliv 9y ago
The actual ACL article: https://transacl.org/ojs/index.php/tacl/article/download/821...
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by taneliv 9y ago
When 80-90% of car driving population have switched over to AI driven cars, the focus of Ludditism probably shifts to something more emerging technology and the great majority of people will just nod their heads in unison with those lobbyin
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by taneliv 9y ago
I detect some sarcasm in your tone. But essentially I think you are right. We have seen similar development when W3C started mandating DRM for web content. Ad blockers can be quite effective when all the content is available to them. This p
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by taneliv 9y ago
But if it was literally that sentence, one has to note that it is the beginning of shahada, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shahada , one of the Islamic creeds. From this perspective the surprise element of the story (if
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by taneliv 9y ago
As a non-American, I'm completely unfamiliar with RadioShack, except for having seen the name often, and often associated with some sort of strong feelings. Why do they hold such "high" status, or stay relevant in discussions
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by taneliv 9y ago
I would say that bit flipped in much less wrong place than the one that ended up corrupting some file on disk, unless you have a lot of insignificant data stored.
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by taneliv 9y ago
That is indeed annoying. If you use X11 (at least on Linux), and have a useless key in your layout, try to find its keycode from the output of "xmodmap -pke". If you want to enter the backtick without a modifier key, it should be
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by taneliv 9y ago
Could you consider a dedicated server instead of a VPS? Depending on how great your desire for larger storage is, one of Online.net [1], OVH [2] or Hetzner.de's serverbörse [3] might be a better fit. I have good experience with all thr
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by taneliv 9y ago
The article [1] linked on ESO page mentions that "observations lasted for 75 min with 61 min spent on source". It also mentions only 47 antennas. [1] https://arxiv.org/pdf/1706.06021.pdf
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by taneliv 9y ago
I am not sure if you're being serious, but please reconsider.
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by taneliv 9y ago
Well, I would be more hesitant to use some other file system without ECC RAM than ZFS. However, "these cloud servers are backed by Cavium ThunderX SoCs, high end processors designed for the cloud, and DDR4 ECC memory," says the ar
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by taneliv 9y ago
And kill the IPv4 address (if you don't need it) and save 1€ per month.
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by taneliv 10y ago
Or distribute illegal material.
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by taneliv 10y ago
40% of global population lives in coastal areas of lesser elevation than 50m.[1] That is more like 3 billion people. Syrian refugee crisis seems quite insignificant in comparison. Of course, only one of those is currently underway, and we d
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by taneliv 10y ago
I consulted for a large non-US technology company, which enforced a policy of sending people to the US with wiped out laptops, and imaged at the destination with their standard software. That was more than 10 years ago.
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by taneliv 10y ago
Christian socialist is definitely not an oxymoron. From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Christian_democratic_p... : "Christian democracy often advocates centre-right positions on cultural, social, and moral
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by taneliv 10y ago
This article many words. jwz short: > Your "use case" should be, there's a 22 year old college student living in the dorms. How will this software get him laid? ( https://www.jwz.org/doc/groupware.html
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by taneliv 10y ago
Have a look around for one oldish implementation in Linux kernel: https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.... . If you're more interested in exploiting something on the base
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by taneliv 10y ago
I don't know how comprehesive this is, but clearly AT&T is not the only one (or US the only market affected): http://www.zdnet.com/article/optus-announces-2g-network-shut...
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by taneliv 10y ago
FYI, AT&T will shut down their 2G network by the end of the year: https://www.att.com/esupport/article.html#!/wireless/KM10848...
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by taneliv 10y ago
Regarding government's desire for internet relevancy, it would make a lot more sense to first gain the companies' trust and commitment to Finnish datacenters. And only then change the laws (or even more sensibly, just perform surv

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