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by tazjin 12y ago
In the meantime Google Compute Engine does not support IPv6.
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by tazjin 12y ago
I have: * Telegram, with all my contacts (including several rather large group chats) * SMS, for telling new contacts to get Telegram I don't mourn XMPP, it wasn't very nice and especially not very mobile friendly.
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by tazjin 12y ago
No, Direct Deposit in Germany usually refers to Giro[1] which is a payment between bank accounts. (Credit cards and even debit Visa/MasterCards are relatively uncommon in Germany) I've never seen an actual cash deposit payment whi
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by tazjin 12y ago
As abrowne correctly identified, the font (in both applications actually) is Source Code Pro. I've been using that font since it was released and am very happy with it, same goes for the colour scheme: Gruber Dark
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by tazjin 12y ago
I'm not a ST3 user, so I'm curious in which way it renders fonts differently than other applications (and on which platforms)? Emacs and Chromium are the applications that I spend most of my time at the computer in, and both of th
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by tazjin 12y ago
It uses the harddrive's motion sensor to figure out if the computer is being smacked on one side, and then switches to the next virtual screen in the opposite direction. (that's what I gathered from the video at least)
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by tazjin 12y ago
Yes. Newspapers here in Sweden ran different kinds of "Remember Estonia" articles during the last days. Aftonbladet had a pretty interesting (and very long) article about it: http://story.aftonbladet.se/?id=602 (i
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by tazjin 12y ago
Sounds like rubish to me.
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by tazjin 12y ago
GPL seems like a sad choice for something that would need mobile apps, there have been problems with the App Store and GPL before for example.
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by tazjin 12y ago
There is Raskell which lets you write and run Haskell on an iPad, using a modified version of the educational Hugs compiler (so it's more for recreative programming than serious projects): http://slidetocode.com/raskell
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by tazjin 13y ago
http://www.zx2c4.com/projects/password-store/ I started using it earlier today actually (moving from KeePassX and have been meaning to for a while) and so far I really like it. As an Emacs user the Emacs integrati
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by tazjin 13y ago
P2P adds some overhead and is already not used in our mobile apps and the webplayer which we serve fully from our servers. This only affects the desktop client and is basically a cleanup of unneeded functionality.
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by tazjin 13y ago
My accept-language header only has en_GB and en in it. Google still randomly serves me pages in Swedish and German (which are both languages I speak, but which I both explicitly disabled in my Google account settings). The best case of this
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by tazjin 13y ago
Tax havens such as Germany, the UK, Sweden, Switzerland and dozens of other countries where Apple operates?
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by tazjin 13y ago
No, you don't need to identify yourself - you just need to confirm that there is a valid way to contact you (via email). That mail address can still be a pseudonym.
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by tazjin 13y ago
That's not sorted by date?
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by tazjin 13y ago
Delphi is the standard programming language taught to many German kids in school. I have many friends in Germany (I live in Sweden) and they have horrible stories from those "lessons" :-) Problem is not all of them are knowledgeab
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by tazjin 13y ago
Google's services seem to have disconnected language settings or something on their side is just broken. I live in Sweden, have everything set to Swedish but I've also lived in Germany and I have a second Google account (Google Ap
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by tazjin 13y ago
Stopped reading after > Preface: As a white, heterosexual, cis, male, I’m granted, from birth, an extraordinary amount of privilege I wasn't actually aware people outside of the Tumblrverse said things like that. (Over on Reddit the
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by tazjin 13y ago
I've been compiling Clojure-resources for learning etc. at https://github.com/tazjin/clojure-basics - maybe you find something that works for you?
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by tazjin 13y ago
I know very well who Rich is, but I don't know (and don't want to know) any of the "agile" proponents.
952.
by tazjin 13y ago
"But Apple just took existing parts and smashed them in a case!" I love articles like this, even though the people who need to read them the most don't have the attention span for them :-)
953.
by tazjin 13y ago
I want one for "agile", I just can't think of anything funny enough to replace it with.
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by tazjin 13y ago
What does Cassandra refer to here? The project now known as Apache Cassandra had its initial release in 2008.
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by tazjin 13y ago
That's what probationary periods are for, if you can't evaluate a person in 6 or so months of actual work you are probably doing something drastically wrong.
956.
by tazjin 13y ago
Look at Germany! Much higher population density than the US at 1/4 (roughly, from memory) of the population.
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by tazjin 13y ago
Tell me what makes the US a better place to live, and don't say something like "freedom" or "democracy" (hah!).
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by tazjin 13y ago
Hej from Sweden! Find me a US state (or area with equivalent population) with - national health care (dental might be exempted, but still capped after a certain amount) - stable, cheap, state-subsidized public transport with great coverage
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by tazjin 13y ago
When I open this I just see a "Connect with Dropbox" button. Is it supposed to be that way? What happens / what does it do once I connect? Oh and I use Google Drive instead of Dropbox.
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by tazjin 13y ago
iTerm supports using just one option key as meta. But in general I prefer using a build of emacs with Cocoa support enabled (you can get them at http://emacsformacosx.com/ ) That lets you set up things like you want with M-

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