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by vesinisa 9y ago
This guide is severely outdated - I can't see any indication of systemd recognition in any of the Linux examples.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
This is an op-ed by a senator published by the NYT. I think the title adequately reflects the core message.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Yes, and neither are Eric Schmidt and Google.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
And, it would be very difficult to accept payments from EU citizens for their sold products and services.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
They do have it: http://www.aiei.ch/gnustep/gnustep-2.5.txt udev existed before systemd, but was merged to it sometime in 2014. By quick Googling there are still several forks that maintain it as a separate component.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
If you mean auto-mounting on inserting USB devices, it is handled a bit differently depending on your distribution. E.g. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Udisks https://wiki.debian.org/AutoFs I per
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Happy to see the GNUstep project still alive and kicking. WindowMaker has been the daily driver at my home desktop since 2000 when I first installed Debian and found the KDE & GNOME desktops way too heavy and unstable. At this point, I
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Sorry, I was on mobile and could not run it in the browser console. It was an honest question, but I already got the answer.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
What is the syntax used in the third example of "This in an object method"? I have never seen it, looks like an error to me.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Just a little nitpick, (P)NaCl is not a current web tech as it's being deprecated by WebAssembly. https://blog.chromium.org/2017/05/goodbye-pnacl-hello-webass...
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by vesinisa 9y ago
IIRC the site was written in PHP and it was a miracle it didn't get hacked earlier (or, now it seems, it did, but the hackers kept the site running to maximize the heist). https://gist.github.com/alainmeier/9319451
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by vesinisa 9y ago
In the archived BitcoinTalk post ( http://archive.is/6cFcY ) he makes several references to that he is working and handling the frozen funds for a "client". (He also happens to reveal his full legal name.) Supports
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by vesinisa 9y ago
The sections seem to be positioned absolutely with pixel offsets.. Ugh.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
> At an international scale, I don't think Fukushima is much worse than a near miss. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) seems to disagree. They have a very particular rating system for nuclear incidents, and rated Fukushi
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by vesinisa 9y ago
That would be a terrible idea. Seeding a (C)PRNG from a publicly known value is one of the worst ways to shoot yourself in the foot.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Seems like a chicken and egg problem. The crypto currency space is currently so fraught with fraud and crime that I assume no sensible insurer would touch it with a long stick. Insurers need a boatload of seed capital and - if they would b
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Heh, this is quite funny. By quick reading, it seems to just encode the input JavaScript source bytes into emoji. A further development idea would be to parse the input file with one of the JavaScript JavaScript parsers, encode only select
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by vesinisa 9y ago
What'd you think? If you hire an expert to inspect your product so you can show a certificate and further sales, it's resonable for the expert to get paid.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
The abolishing of roaming charges also applies between operators. As the true technical cost for roaming is negligible there is really no passing of charges from those who use it to those who don't.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
It is - on the map it refers to the modern-day Vienne, near Lyon (Lugdunum): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vienne,_Is%C3%A8re
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Incredible.. I was literally yesterday looking for a manual for my 80's boat motor of unknown model. A quick lookup and visual approximation allowed me to match the model on the manufacturer's site and download the series user&#x2
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Certainly Google is not any less brutal corporation to Apple once afforded a monopoly, as the AMP case shows.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
> I don't think they're actually are a lot of Apple fan is claiming that the one benevolent company should control everything as you posited earlier your post. Not of course directly, as that would sound obviously fanatical, bu
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by vesinisa 9y ago
> It's made it significantly harder to use Google search on iOS. Works well enough on Android Chrome. Irony is, AMP, Android, Chrome and Google Search are all Alphabet (Google) products. I am personally all for platform portabilit
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by vesinisa 9y ago
By what measure is Gibraltar a developing country?
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by vesinisa 9y ago
This might be an unpopular opinion, but I find it terrifying that people keep repeating the same mistakes. Back in the 90s everyone thought that XML would become the one and only configuration file format. Instead, it became an epitome of o
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by vesinisa 9y ago
This seems to have been since fixed. GIMP's "Export as PNG" dialog has for some time had an option "Save color values from transparent pixels".
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by vesinisa 9y ago
That's exactly what I would claim if someone accused me of unlawful termination.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
What is less impressive is that this exploit was even possible. Executing all incoming JavaScript as root user, what the heck? Even if they patched this one bug in the interpreter, how many more are there that are not yet discovered /
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by vesinisa 9y ago
How do you use that snippet?

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