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by txdv 9y ago
I looked quickly through the slides and saw that perl has now grammar build in the language... Truly an interesting feature
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by txdv 9y ago
Like xml and json... Wait a minute
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by txdv 9y ago
You are
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by txdv 9y ago
tig is pretty solid
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by txdv 10y ago
It is faster
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by txdv 10y ago
A snarky comment, that is it?
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by txdv 10y ago
I remember coding for atmega at university and we had to use these super shitty windows tools. This is awesome!
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by txdv 10y ago
In germany they have a similar problem, if you want to build a train rail through some unimportant backwaters, these backwaters will want you to make a stop in their little cities.
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by txdv 10y ago
How are they paying? Germany pays for no nuclear, that is for sure.
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by txdv 10y ago
True words spoken, even the bastion of free high quality bathrooms - MC Donalds - nowadays uses recipe scanners in a lot of its bathrooms. The poor people simply don't have a place to shit and nobody wants to give it to them for free.
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by txdv 10y ago
I don't think most of us normal people would do that.
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by txdv 10y ago
ICQ was an ad ridden overbloated UI shitfest. Miranda was so beautiful!
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by txdv 10y ago
ssh -D 8080 <target_host> I don't know about you guys, but the equivalent of this command top is painful to clickity click through the interface of putty.
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by txdv 10y ago
His site is calles suck less so i guess it is his moto
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by txdv 10y ago
Sounds like a prison for programmers.
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by txdv 10y ago
What monitor do you have?
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by txdv 10y ago
Feynman later proposed this interpretation of the positron as an electron moving backward in time in his 1949 paper "The Theory of Positrons".[2] Yoichiro Nambu later applied it to all production and annihilation of particle-antip
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by txdv 10y ago
I'm kinda jealous that there is so much effort put into Python... I like to use ruby as a scripting language...
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by txdv 11y ago
GPUs are already getting slower, CPUs have been stagnant for a while (no 2x every few years), except if they just double the core count. I think in time specialized domain hardware will make financially sense because it will be the only way
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by txdv 11y ago
Well keeping the distance certainly helps ... but not in all situations.
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by txdv 11y ago
They want to meet all together at once place? Do they really think that is a good idea?
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by txdv 11y ago
Or just, you know, keep your distance. Although it is sometimes quite hard, my father was once going on a German Autobahn 180kmh and he didn't realize that in the front people completely stopped. My mom realized and shouted and he hit
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by txdv 11y ago
You see, in a civilized world you would treat people by the same standards that you want to be treated.
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by txdv 11y ago
We should criminalize the usage of water. Criminals use it after all! Even the banking elite!
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by txdv 11y ago
How have you implemented skype? Have you written a stand alone library which communicates with skype?
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by txdv 11y ago
I see, an early adopter!
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by txdv 11y ago
Sparkle is an open source update framework for osx. I guess the private key is for signing the updates, so the user knows that the update is legit.
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by txdv 11y ago
not gonna happen, office is pure client technology
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by txdv 11y ago
I'm not sayings its a bad deal, I just personally hoped for usb 3.0 or sata for faster connected IO, or gigabit ethernet for faster remote IO
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by txdv 11y ago
Too bad it still doesn't have SATA, USB3 and Gigabit Ethernet.But this is already big step forward, wifi, bluetooth and a better cpu for the same price. The next generation will look even more promising. Currently I am just using my ob

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