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by tim-- 6y ago
They have not changed any licensing. They have changed the way they are releasing their product. The only thing really that is different here is the fact that they are pushing less code as open source for their stable LTS releases. If you r
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by tim-- 6y ago
Well, I mean, back in 2006, Bezos' company was saying that they could be launching into space as early as 2010, so I don't think it was self imposed silence for that long. (Source: https://www.wsj.com/articles&#x2F
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by tim-- 6y ago
This is not a wildcard issue. If you installed Minecraft Launcher in "C:\Program Files", it would delete "C:\Program Files". It would not delete the files the installer created.
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by tim-- 6y ago
The worst part is they will replace the whole device, probably not with a new one.
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by tim-- 6y ago
You would be surprised how much Stack Overflow charges for job pages :)
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by tim-- 7y ago
They also have a service where you can ship them a USB hard drive. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/send-us-that-data/
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by tim-- 7y ago
> Also, good luck trying to run any Windows 16 bit application on a modern Windows 64 bit installation. The officially supported method is to have Windows 10 (32 bit) running in HyperV. There is no 16 bit support in Windows 10 64bit buil
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by tim-- 7y ago
What's your useragent?
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by tim-- 7y ago
Huawei has EulerOS (which is based on CentOS) that is certified. Inspur has K-UX, however, I have never used it, so can't comment on it other then knowing it runs a Linux kernel.
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by tim-- 7y ago
I wonder what this means for older versions of Messenger? Facebook talks about rewriting their server logic to support all the removed code from the mobile interface, but does this mean that we will soon see support for < iOS 10 (which M
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by tim-- 7y ago
I am not a fan of Vivaldi being closed source. At least Brave, like Chromium is Open Source.
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by tim-- 7y ago
Interesting that this is the same area that Samsung spends hundreds of thousands of dollars to 'bribe' the local community with feel good public relations, like building ice skating rinks and donating monitors to local public scho
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by tim-- 7y ago
PHP has always warned about this since version 5.6 - if not earlier. To stop the warnings, configuration would need to be changed in PHP config, or those warnings be silenced by the developer. Any decent webapp has had this issues resolved
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'Hell Joseon' and the South Korean Generation Pushing to Breaking Point(abc.net.au)
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by tim-- 7y ago
I can't even get Chromium to build on my MacBook Pro, so there's that. (15-inch, 2018, 16GB RAM) What magic are you using to be able to build Chromium?
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by tim-- 7y ago
Definitely open source it! The world needs more open source games!
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by tim-- 7y ago
What happens then when werbot is down? I'm assuming this is a hosted service? What happens when a session is a day long, and the output is a verbose compilation of Firefox? Is that still all stored in the database?
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by tim-- 7y ago
How is the screen recorded, and where are those sessions stored?
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by tim-- 7y ago
I wrote a Stack Overflow answer like this. Only Mac Excel had this issue, if I recall correctly. https://stackoverflow.com/a/16766198 To be fair, the latest version of Excel has improved handling of CSV files immensely
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by tim-- 7y ago
> does not inspire a lot of confidence in their fork Just out of interest, what reasons do you have for this? Much of the code seems... incomplete? I don't want to sound too harsh, but what scares me looking glancing at the changes,
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by tim-- 7y ago
Maybe the Turkish government could put this money into a fund that companies based there can use to create open source software to de-Google Android in response. At least no one will be able to say then that there is no competition issues.
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by tim-- 7y ago
Very smart! I love how the `solution` table works to add some additional fun to the challenge.
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by tim-- 7y ago
I'm not sure, there was a ban screen that showed up, saying that I was using unofficial software to log into my account, and required a self-service unblock process to be completed, which included getting a number of WeChat users to ve
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by tim-- 7y ago
If you try installing TikTok on a Samsung Android device inside Secure Folder, your account will get banned pretty quickly. Same for WeChat, too.
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by tim-- 7y ago
It's also worth mentioning that Brave's adblock engine is native (written in Rust), not a Javascript-based engine like uBlock [0] [0] https://github.com/brave/adblock-rust
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by tim-- 7y ago
Yes, 2.6.x kernels are vulnerable, starting with 2.6.18-8.el5 Edit: on Red Hat EL5
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by tim-- 8y ago
You should only need a STUN or TURN server if you are attempting to connect to a machine that is behind a NAT. OpenTTD servers are usually on public IPs (similar to HTTP servers), so a STUN or TURN server should not be required. The biggest
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by tim-- 8y ago
I really appreciate how the NSW Australian Government is working on a solution to this. They are currently running trial on-demand services, where a mini-van will come and pick you up after a request from an app[0]. I don't understand
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by tim-- 8y ago
Yes, but you could also say that today's Perforce is completely different from the Perforce of a decade ago. Firstly, you don't need to pay for the Perforce you did 10 years ago. Stripe doesn't have this same issue - they are
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by tim-- 8y ago
Except corporate users usually want support. It does make me wonder though if it would ever be possible for a bunch of business savy open source developers could ever get around to creating an open source co-op. Something like the commercia

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