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by vesche 8y ago
I've been using Gogs for a team of 40 people for over two years. This is the second time I've heard about Gitea, and I know it is a popular fork of Gogs. Can anyone sell me on why it's better than Gogs and why I should switch
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by vesche 9y ago
It would be cool if you could search by language.
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by vesche 9y ago
Please remove the popup email signup.
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by vesche 9y ago
Looks to be a useful resource, but I hate the title. Why? http://www.norvig.com/21-days.html
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by vesche 9y ago
Title: "I significantly underestimated the power of Jeff Bezos" The article never discusses Bezos directly. He has a reputation of being a micro-manager, but was Bezos even involved in what the article details? The whole story see
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by vesche 9y ago
This article is poorly written and the title is pure click bait.
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by vesche 9y ago
Have a friend of yours on LinkedIn report you as dead. I'm not joking, and this does work. Write something about how it hurts to look at your profile since you've passed, and to please take it down.
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by vesche 9y ago
Pssh, yes it is- alias vi='vim'
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by vesche 9y ago
Obligatory Ron Paul - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4Eca-INIOw
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by vesche 9y ago
I'm sure I'd love to read this article, unfortunately I don't browse the closed web.
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by vesche 9y ago
http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/78802-martyr2s-mega-... https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/2a9ygh/10... https://www.reddit.com/r/da
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by vesche 9y ago
I think there's interest because people are starting to communicate (express emotions, ideas, thoughts, etc) with each other using gifs/media more and more. Having a service that categorizes and easily serves this method of comple
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by vesche 10y ago
I suppose this is useful if you have two systems both behind NAT... I've run into many situations where I'm remote and need to SSH into a NATed machine to fix something, and I typically will SSH reverse tunnel to a VPS. From the N
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by vesche 10y ago
Also, Moonscript which compiles to Lua is developed on GitHub. https://github.com/leafo/moonscript
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by vesche 10y ago
(read: porn)
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Every Little Hacker Needs a Little Linux Computer(medium.com)
5 points by vesche 10y ago|0 comments
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by vesche 10y ago
Neat series. Another book to add to the recommendation list is Game Scripting Mastery which is a great text for learning to create scripting languages, compilers, and virtual machines. Don't judge it by the title, it's a gem. htt
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by vesche 10y ago
As vitovito and pigeons mentioned storage and collection locations are the main issues. Things like this exist, but they don't archive data and are designed for military use- Google: Wideband Recording System . They typically are mobil
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Histstat – history for netstat(github.com)
1 points by vesche 10y ago|0 comments
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by vesche 10y ago
When I'm hungover I like to lay on my stomach and press my closed eyes against a pillow. I get similar to what is detailed under level 4 CEV. I see a lot of people's faces, rooms, objects, etc.
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by vesche 10y ago
At this point why not just have a Linux system on your local network and connect with VNC from Windows...? You can have a Linux environment to hack around in while getting to use all the "nice" Windows GUI apps.
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by vesche 10y ago
Somewhat unrelated, but you should check out pi hole https://pi-hole.net . Ads / spyware traffic won't even enter your network. I still run uBlock, but it goes largely unused.
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by vesche 11y ago
This link has ads that are trying to execute malicious code (I'm on mobile).
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by vesche 11y ago
Definitely keep, makes use on mobile much easier.
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by vesche 12y ago
This is cute, but it's also just a bunch of noise. Makes a lot of speculative claims without proof or citation. Reads like an overly verbose front page junk article of some non-existent cyberpunk gossip magazine.
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by vesche 12y ago
It's very likely they run larger private ip space behind these IPs...
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by vesche 12y ago
Article aside, I don't really understand how this is a cool (or even necessary) device... I watched the videos on their Kickstarter page, and correct me if I'm wrong, but it has three functions that I don't need: 1) The outsi
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by vesche 12y ago
Man, you had me all hyped up until you typed emacs into a windows command prompt... Would have been such a badass ending if you hit nano from a shell. :(
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by vesche 12y ago
When I read through the urbit git page and it finally clicked to me what this is and what it could mean, I literally said out loud in my room "Oh, that's really fucking cool."
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by vesche 12y ago
It all sounds nice, but we all know there's always two end senarios if their service takes off... They grow a user base, get shot a NSL: 1) Keep the success rolling and continue on business as usual while their naive users are data far

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