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by tete 15y ago
Why people pirate? Because what people get from this, be it entertainment, information or whatever is more important to them than to follow a law or whatever could be the reason for not doing so. It's usually not like you need to pirate t
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by tete 15y ago
Easy fix: use DuckDuckGo https://duckduckgo.com/ Don't let them track and bubble you: http://donttrack.us/ http://dontbubble.us/
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Because you block accounts. There are a number of reasons. Use your favorite search engine and look for reasons. Maybe have a look at what reasons people give when canceling their accounts.
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by tete 15y ago
One simply has to mention Tokyo/Kyoto Cabinet/Tyrant. http://fallabs.com/ With all the NoSQL Hype Redis and MongoDB get I think these are too often overseen. What's really nice is that you can use them in embedded (cabinet) or server (tyr
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by tete 15y ago
Isn't that what indie game development is all about? That the developers actually care. At least that's a lot of why I like indie games. They often do awesome things. They usually don't just develop games to make money, but to make people h
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Nice hack for Firefox 11+(dev-kitchen.com)
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Perl really has a problem here. Most people don't learn Perl as their first language. Perl is very flexible (There Is More Than One Way To Do It). I often come across code where I can see that this from C programmer. Especially when reading
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Happy Datalove Day(dataloveday.blogspot.com)
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I am kinda afraid of getting down voted, but I have used Python and I feel like I get all this and more (CPAN) when using Perl. The major difference in my opinion is that Perl gives you even more freedoms, which causes you to need some self
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I think with Firefox 10, which doesn't have the extension problem when updating anymore the market share could rise again. It even has no-restart-required extensions now. This is really nice, I hope people who switched because of the change
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OpenLase: open realtime laser graphics(youtube.com)
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Hackers and Painters is indeed an interesting essay. For everyone who missed it: http://www.paulgraham.com/hp.html (Although I am a bit puzzled by the author's definition of research.)
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Using Moonscript (Lua's CoffeeScript) the performance benefit of LuaJIT when compared to all JavaScript implementations makes it a really interesting. Well, actually Lua doesn't look bad, even though it really needs syntactic sugar for OO,
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by tete 15y ago
Nice list. I hope libuv gets a wiki that lists all of them. Oh and does anyone know a Perl one?
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I don't really get this stuff. Building stuff that's considered to be hard are actually the things I learned when starting out with programming. Things like a driver, a boot loader, a compiler aren't things that are harder than any other pi
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So what? It's like geek, artist, human, Minnesotan or whatever. It isn't a term meant to be precise. In fact you can also program a channel on the radio or on TV. I don't think it's true that most people will consider themselves programmers
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by tete 15y ago
Sorry, when I just throw two links in, but the people who like GMail for the way you handle your emails with it there are at least two interesting projects. http://sup.rubyforge.org/ http://notmuchmail.org/
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by tete 15y ago
Step by step guide? Get something you want to program. Get a reference. Program. I am actually happy that someone told me pretty much this. It took a while until I realized how true this was. Just get something you want to do and keep that
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by tete 15y ago
It's pretty sad. I had lengthy talks with friends about this. Most of the games were absolutely awesome, but had bad marketing or had to be completed under time pressure. Deus Ex Invisble War and Vampire the Masquarade Bloodlines for exampl
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by tete 15y ago
Google tells me I don't have a cookie, which is a bit strange because I allow cookies. Anyway, looks like Google knows nothing about me either. I know a lot of things that could cause this, even tough I tried a few things it's hard to figur
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by tete 15y ago
Firefox (Aurora) and I get this: Your browser's cookies seem to be disabled. Ads Preferences will not work until you enable cookies in your browser. How do I enable cookies? No, cookies are not disabled. I am even logged in on the Go
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by tete 15y ago
Frugalware is also nice. Used it for a while. It was an awesome alternative when Arch got really unstable for a while some time ago. I use Arch again, but for everyone out there who has some problem (or simply needs a more stable approach)
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Google invented a time machine (see last modified)(google.com)
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I used nginx and lighttpd in the past, but I came across cherokee, which seems to work pretty good. I mainly changed because I realized all these cross-server DoS attacks/techniques that worked with nginx, apache, lighttpd always listed che
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In Europe this analogy has also been used by politicians (ones that are actually sitting in parliaments and not accused of crimes). I'd also consider it a form of peaceful protest. Well, actually it's just data, nobody gets physically harme
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This was intended. The explanation even mentioned that you should turn off JavaScript or a mobile device if you really need Wikipedia.
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Erlang is interpreted. Since this is not about a simple CGI application a benchmark in which you compare the running time of a compiled executable with the interpretation and running time a another program it doesn't make a lot of sense. Al
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Sorry, I still don't get it. I mean if I want people to see it (advertising), but then write I already have exposure then I'd feel really weird. Showing (be it advertisement or whatever), but not allowing it to be seen by others is (for the
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by tete 15y ago
"Send your visitors on the 18th to this link [ http://americancensorship.org/ ] to contact congress and ask them to tweet #SOPASTRIKE all day." So maybe: RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://americancensorship.org/ [L]
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by tete 15y ago
And Ruby resembles Perl and Smalltalk. I like it, but I stick with Perl because it adds the OO stuff with Moose and being an older project has made more mistakes that have been fixed. Oh and CPAN of course, Still telling people to either le

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