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by tete 11y ago
I think it's exaggerated. I am happily running a private mail server on a tiny vserver. My emails get through to whomever I might mail and I do so a lot. I once heard that my email got flagged as spam. Of course, if you don't set
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by tete 11y ago
Stereotypes are putting me off too - I am a male. Not sure if this can really explain why there is fewer women in tech. At the local university where I was a bit involved into the whys of fewer women it seems to be that interestingly enough
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by tete 11y ago
Suggestion: Don't set a default for dst. That looks really dangerous.
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by tete 11y ago
> With that said, as a user of a tool/library/service, why should I care what language it's written in? It makes sense to mention it for people who for example for learning purposes want to read code written in Go.
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by tete 11y ago
I think malka meant both officially and "how it should be".
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by tete 11y ago
> Many people have lost innocent-until-proven-guilty in their minds. It's worse. Sometimes I feel like "innocent-until-proven-guilty" is considered a flaw in the system that should be eradicated to make it easier to catch&
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by tete 11y ago
I hear that a lot. It kind of made me certain that I don't want to go for a PhD. I also frequently hear that it was a great time and that people should do it (very shortly summed up) "if they love science". But to be honest,
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by tete 11y ago
Disclaimer: I don't really like that site either. The author of [1] sounds really biased, given the fact that he writes about how people can't read or write, while studies[2] seem to prove that it about where the US is in that reg
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by tete 11y ago
Gulp is really great and better, than Grunt, but sometimes make seems to be a good choice that people forget about.
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by tete 11y ago
An example would be multiple gestures for the same widget, which can be confusing, like a checkbox, switch or slider, etc. that brings you into a sub menu when you long-press it. That's what you see in Android's configuration. You
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by tete 11y ago
What defines UI / UX design? I am not a KDE user (currently). Well I use it once in a while, but compared to Windows, Mac OS (old and new), Android and iOS, which I all have used the only two things I've seen working well, as in b
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by tete 11y ago
Can you explain how this relates to OpenCobalt or OpenSim? http://www.opencobalt.org/ http://opensimulator.org/
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by tete 11y ago
Also used it with my girlfriend. Didn't cause any problems, sitting on different continents (EU, US). The only problems I experienced were with the sound slider.
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by tete 11y ago
OpenBSD has bsd_auth and it works well with things like googleauth (HOTP, TOTP), s/key, etc. I think the problem is that somehow everyone ended up with PAM and are now somewhat stuck with it. FreeBSD too.
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by tete 11y ago
One should in my opinion not forget about two things here: - The US American arms industry - Welfare and other benefits for veterans I think when it comes to citizens and industries somehow related to military the US has a history of applyi
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by tete 11y ago
Sadly money appears to matter though: http://qz.com/455109/entrepreneurs-dont-have-a-special-gene-... However, doesn't mean you can't simply ignore that and just go for it.
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by tete 11y ago
I think this greatly speaks for a welfare state. If people have a certain safety net they are able to spend their time on things that advance the status quo. It also reminds me of another study showing that poverty appears to result in ment
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Sinking of the Rainbow Warrior(en.wikipedia.org)
18 points by tete 11y ago|2 comments
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by tete 11y ago
They didn't cheat though, which in the end however means that they hurt (mostly) themselves (and their clients) and not others. So I think it doesn't really apply here.
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by tete 11y ago
Only if you dig deep enough for it. There are certain subreddits that are pretty bad as well.
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by tete 11y ago
I think it might mostly be a question of capacity. One can save stuff though, so that fact isn't hidden at all. It's also mentioned.
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Announcing First Release Candidate for NetBSD 7.0(feyrer.de)
1 points by tete 11y ago|0 comments
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RetroShare 0.6 is out(retroshareteam.wordpress.com)
4 points by tete 11y ago|6 comments
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by tete 11y ago
I also don't think that China can keep up with the advanced industrial espionage conducted by the US. http://www.bbc.com/news/25907502 https://news.vice.com/article/germany-accused-of-spying-o
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by tete 11y ago
I had the same experience though I have to admit that some things in Firefox are better these days, like checking where an event comes from, going really deep into objects, referencing other objects, comparing rather big objects. The only t
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by tete 11y ago
That would be really nice. It could prevent accidental downvotes, when implemented in a certain way.
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by tete 11y ago
I really don't want to talk badly about another language or so, but append always returning a new slice and that being a simple statement about a function seems way more reasonable than for example in Python 2 having 2/3 resulting
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by tete 11y ago
> The point of using different HTTP verbs - chaching. Don't do > GET /deleteItem?itemId=456 Yes and no. Use DELETE for delete basically for that reason, but the statement that there are different verbs for caching is wrong
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by tete 11y ago
To be honest on desktop hardware... or laptop to be more precise you might or might not be lucky. A lot of stuff changed in that area for FreeBSD (and the other BSDs too actually, despite them all having their own kernels). So if you end up
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by tete 11y ago
I am mainly mentioning this, because this release is going to bring a load of privacy and security enhancements: New PersonaCrypt Utility allows moving all of users $HOME directory to an encrypted USB Drive. This drive can be connected at l

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