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tehbeard
11y ago
SATA via USB though? http://linux-sunxi.org/Xunlong_Orange_Pi_Plus#SATA
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tehbeard
11y ago
1. Facebook is a global company, not a national project. 2. Advertising/marketing budget is in there somewhere. 3. So are acquisitions (Oculus etc.). 4. Operational costs for their datacentres, ops staff etc.
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tehbeard
11y ago
You might be interested in Gource then, it visualizes a repo in a very similar manner, but animates along the commit timeline. Here's a recording of the linux repo being parsed by gource. https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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tehbeard
11y ago
Too many cooks spoil the broth? A single /small group of owners is more likely to reach a consensus quicker (no guarentee it'll be a good one, just quicker) than a larger group whose ideas/goals will be more diverse between e
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tehbeard
11y ago
Kraken certainly feels snappier than sourcetree. So far my main complaints are the layout in windowed mode (had to pull a few of the panels to make staged/unstaged come out from behind the commit input) and not being able to switch off
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tehbeard
11y ago
electron app + whatever junk (tests, docs, examples) module maintainers didn't hide with an .npmignore.
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tehbeard
11y ago
Did Hermes use a solar(laser) sail? I know the ISV Venture Star from Avatar did (with antimatter engines for the Pandora side of the trip.)
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tehbeard
11y ago
Propulsion is provided from the earth /LEO/GEO (imagine blowing on a kite with giant fan). turning the kite around will not make it slow down/return to you while you keep blowing on it.
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tehbeard
11y ago
Forgive my lack of networking knowledge, but why aren't the UDP packets also sent over the VPN?
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tehbeard
11y ago
That is just... Why? That's such a UX failure I'm not entirely convinced you wreent being sarcastic.
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tehbeard
11y ago
A shell with a screen. The 7" RasPi touchscreen is ~$70 and that doesn't have a keyboard, trackpad or hdmi (it uses a DSI ribbon cable and the gpio instead).
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tehbeard
11y ago
Why avoid Bitbucket? We switched to it from github at work and haven't encountered any major issues.
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tehbeard
11y ago
I'm getting a nothing found error? Is this a mobile bug?
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tehbeard
11y ago
It's a pebkac issue. The software is fully capable of having multiple remotes, but it's rarely used that way.
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tehbeard
11y ago
Rethink doesn't have a native http API though (as in for frontend/clients, I know it has an admin UI over http)
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tehbeard
11y ago
> Email clients already have the text editor users want, why rebuild the wheel? I wouldn't put too much faith in email clients html output being sane, or consistent across clients. You could do it with markdown, but then you're
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tehbeard
11y ago
Consider the original java version though, that doesn't require wine to run on linux.
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tehbeard
11y ago
ComputerCraft also has an "education" version, which includes a visual programmer for turtles similar to scratch (which also allows you to switch to the generated lua code as well) http://computercraftedu.com/
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tehbeard
11y ago
With the time machine backup and his backblaze gone as well? There is no perfect backup solution, and I'd be surprised if this one failed in my lifetime.
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tehbeard
11y ago
Same issue here, with the added bonus of Firefox assuming my touchpad is one it must "fix", and breaking scrolling with page up/down. Meanwhile chrome on that same machine runs great, albeit eating enough memory that switchin
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tehbeard
11y ago
Why do I have the feeling this is why I encountered weird delays with data when we tried SSE.
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tehbeard
11y ago
I've also found eventsource to buffer IRL, still not sure if it was a browser or nginx issue, but not good for trying to send notifications in real time.
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tehbeard
11y ago
It's neat to see a competitor to babel, but man that colour scheme is suspiciously similar.
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tehbeard
11y ago
That looks neat but doesn't fufill the "low resource client on my desktop with notifications" that Thunderbird does.
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tehbeard
11y ago
If you print another brick, what happens to the old brick? Another piece of trash for landfill?
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tehbeard
11y ago
Going off Hubot's sourcecode, I'd guess campfire.
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tehbeard
11y ago
> PHP is the only lasting language where making code that allows SQL injection is easier than code that forbids it. Pretty sure this is true for any language, the key difference is education. When learning JDBC for example, you're t
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tehbeard
11y ago
So people aren't allowed to be offended by other people being offended of them?
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tehbeard
11y ago
Probably a Roomba.
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tehbeard
11y ago
Can shell scripts do the same job? yes. Do I want to deal with writing the code / instructions to: * Explain how to setup/install the build tools. * Account for differences in shell env. * Explain to windows users to get cygwin&#x
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