tux1968

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by tux1968 8y ago
This is a really good point that I think pretty much refutes the idea that the fix to this problem is restricting what filenames can be stored in the filesystem. The real issue is enforcing unified and robust command line processing.
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by tux1968 8y ago
Could you give a suggestion on how to improve that Article?
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by tux1968 8y ago
Well he is using Nginx as a web server, not just a proxy. At least that my guess based on the context.
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by tux1968 8y ago
Because it's not the goal that's in dispute, it's the difference of ideas about how to achieve it.
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by tux1968 8y ago
I don't think that's true. There are many cases of this happening where the person could not be called a fascist at all. (Look at the case of Sargon for instance). If you asked the Chinese government, i'd bet they feel 1
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by tux1968 8y ago
To a less egregious extent this is happening even in western democracies. For example people are losing access to payment processing functionality for essentially thought-crimes. Of course, it's a bit different because it's pri
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by tux1968 8y ago
Really depends on the channel. There are many technical channels that have interesting and useful comments without many problem posts at all.
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by tux1968 8y ago
> A crucial element of 5G is to give wireless companies the ability to monetize their services more effectively, to > ensure they’ll never again be treated like "dumb pipes" by online businesses they don't control. For
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by tux1968 8y ago
I have a family member who claims something similar. What i've come to understand though is that what he calls honesty is actually much better described as cruelty. It's not "truth" in the sense of objective fact, it&#
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by tux1968 8y ago
That's the wrong question. Would Bill Gates have been able to do what he did if he grew up poor, with poor nutrition and poor education? We all owe our success to good fortune and the prosperous society we find ourselves lucky enough
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by tux1968 8y ago
Sorry for being thick, but I just can't work out what you mean by suggestion #5. What does it mean to use the supported switch footprint? How could you use an unsupported one? What does it mean to connect your ground planes? What d
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by tux1968 8y ago
That's irrelevant to the point, or actually makes it stronger. uBlock Origin continues on in spite of those compromised competitors and all of the subscriptions can continue to be utilized. I really don't understand what you&#x2
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by tux1968 8y ago
Each filter comes from its own central location curated as seen fit by its owner, but there can be any number of filters distributed across the net. Each will win subscribers based on their reputation. Again, this has all been tested in t
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by tux1968 8y ago
Better filters. For instance crowd sourced filters that you can subscribe to and help update. Just like ad blocking technology does today to combat advertisers attempt to evade them.
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by tux1968 8y ago
The police should deal with illegal content. Anything else that offends someone should be easy to ignore with personal filters.
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by tux1968 8y ago
Regular grammars a strict subset of what Perl 6 will parse, no? If you stick to that subset it will parse in a single pass.
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by tux1968 8y ago
It would be interesting if you could define a restricted-API for email, with just enough functionality to provide your service. The issues right now is that there is no fine-grained way to grant permission to ones email, it's all or n
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by tux1968 8y ago
To be fair, it was also conservatives who didn't want people to embrace the car and so many other environmentally unfriendly new ideas. It may be that if more people were conservatives early on, we wouldn't be in this environment
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by tux1968 8y ago
No. You use Facebook, they already make money by providing access to your eyeballs to advertisers. Selling your information is an additional take. In either case, all I was saying is that the analogy with a baker giving you food to stay
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by tux1968 8y ago
But FB is not giving anything away for free. They are selling your attention on to advertisers. While it's not a cash transaction between you and FB, it is a barter agreement with you. It's not correct to cast FB in the role of
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by tux1968 8y ago
One of the bullet point advantages listed for Fossil of allowing multiple checkouts per repository is also supported by Git. There has always been a way to do it, but since Git 2.5 or so, the "worktree" sub command was added for
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by tux1968 8y ago
Your answer surprised me and I went to do a bit of reading. Found this quote: > Since this article was first published, Sun (now part of Oracle) has relicensed most of its Java platform reference implementation under the GNU General Pub
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by tux1968 8y ago
Naive question, isn't that API available for anyone including Google to duplicate or use directly by the nature of the Java open source license?
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by tux1968 8y ago
The APM of AlphaStar was about half of the professional player in this match. Check out: https://youtu.be/cUTMhmVh1qs?t=3189
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by tux1968 8y ago
These economists can't even predict the past, and you're throwing around these slogans like they're laws of nature. And slowing down H1B visas will not "wreck the system", that's just hyperbole; it can be rest
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by tux1968 8y ago
Oracle only has so many position to offer, if they're going to H1B applicants, they are not going to other people already looking for jobs here. The fairly settled economics of supply and demand say that having all those extra worker
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by tux1968 8y ago
Why? What's wrong with not letting them come in the first place? It would create more opportunities for people already here, and increase demand for education that leads into this career.
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by tux1968 8y ago
> So, if I killed you today, that would be fine because "nature set up the octagon"? I seem to have wandered onto an UFC/MMA forum or something.. As far as I can tell, the universe doesn't care if I live or die, so it
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by tux1968 8y ago
I'm saying that nature set up the octagon, and our ancestors fought it out. If you believe in evolution / natural selection being a force to hone the most well adapted creatures possible, then as unsavory as it is, all that mayhe
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by tux1968 8y ago
I admit to being ignorant of the details in the Tar Sands case, but I don't think that it's relevant to what I was trying to say really. If an injustice is being visited upon a Native population, i'm all for them prevailing

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