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tobiasu
14y ago
I think you're just looking for an excuse ;) I do 2h training rides (in full lycra, of course) before work, and we don't have a shower. Come to work, change all my clothes, put some water in the face, apply deodorant and I'm set.
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If you want to reinvent email, start here: http://www.ietf.org/
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> proprietary interests can take free code without giving anything back. I have bad news for you. Proprietary interests do take GPL code (any version), heavily modify and extend it, without ever giving back. The GPL specifies that you h
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14y ago
http://www.mediahint.com/terms "in any way that breaches terms of service or any other regulations of use of the websites you access;" Look, if you want to run a site/service violating copyright agreements, do it properly and post funny r
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tobiasu
14y ago
Reddit, Slashdot, or even just HN all have better systems than what Google is doing. Sure, making something perfect is extremely hard, but even a 80% solution would be great for the G+ and YT users.
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Google+ comments are annoying don't you think? There's hundreds of them under every popular post, and they add exactly zero useful information. The real name policy appears not to stop people from posting trivial bullshit like "$X FTW" (sur
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The Apache License 2.0 was not acceptable.
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No doubt there are better solutions. But nobody has implemented one yet. Despite some users making up advanced theories for the lack of certain functionality, it usually only comes down to a simple lack of time and resources...
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The install sets themselves are checked by the installer, you could for example get bsd.rd from one mirror and the sets from somewhere else.
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FreeBSD, NetBSD, DragonFly and OpenBSD do not share the same kernel...
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Lame attempt. Sun shipped M*N and 1:1 threading in Solaris 2.2 (1993). HP-UX followed in 1997. You're like a grammar Nazi unable to spell check his own posts.
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It's an old chestnut that buying a salesman's car with lots of miles is a lot better than buying the same vehicle from a housewife that only used it to go shopping and shuttle the kids to school. Besides, who says that the driverless car is
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14y ago
TEAM = Toll Ein Anderer Machts
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The patent systems idealistic idea is to protect the inventor from the big guys that copy his idea, because he himself does not have the necessary capital to manufacture the product. The patent system certainly didn't work here, even if the
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I don't have a problem with Mono, at all. I have problems with him trying to push it into the Linux Desktop. Thankfully, that has failed.
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Well, he's also largely responsible for early Gnome and his problematic views live on there. Whenever I read one of his posts, he's gushing over with excitement about some new technology from either Microsoft or Apple that he wants to bring
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The less Miguel is involved in anything Linux related, the better.
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Can you imagine that software that is around since 1995 is sort of done by now?
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And for added fun port Dalvik to it, so it can run most Android apps in addition to the native Qt5 stuff. Not going to happen, but one can dream.
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When Britain still was an empire, they didn't just complain endlessly about the weather. A little rain didn't deter anyone from cruising around in their Morgan...
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14y ago
Actual hacker news on Hacker News!
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14y ago
I did ;-)
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14y ago
Well done on the NoScript front. It's rare to see a site on HN that requires JS and falls back to a nice explanation of why it needs JS (Instead of just stating the fact, or worse, displaying a white page).
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14y ago
The Mach micro-kernel was originally a BSD kernel fork (iirc 4.2BSD, when dinosaurs roamed the earth). NeXT/Apple added various things like DriverKit and later IOKit to Mach. Apple also took the network stack from FreeBSD, which is traditio
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Congratulations. You are now what's called a "power user". That means your argument is invalid, because normal users don't know what RSS is. Normal users don't need RSS. RSS is dead. (Obviously nobody has any detailed studies on this, us so
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To add, silicon can, and obviously is inspected by manufacturer using optical and electronic microscopes. There are companies specialized in reverse engineering chips or verifying existing components. Even hobbyists can grind down chips and
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Oh really. In winter everyone in France turns on their electric heater and in the summer the rivers run dry and EDF has to shut down plants due to insufficient cooling...
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citation needed... WP: Despite a modest launch and a limited distribution in terms of markets, Nokia's N9 model has reached sales estimated between 1.5 and 2 million devices. According to Nokia's own quarterly report and analyst company Ca
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How do you come to that conclusion? The German Big Brother Award is not an EFF event. It concerns itself with issues mostly relevant to Germany and is split into different categories. Blizzard "won" the in the consumer protection category.
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Needs JS (-1). Maybe pop "tech" news is really a category not served by other aggregators, but I doubt it. I'm not all convinced why I should use your site over say HN or reddit.
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