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by warp 14y ago
At www.gandi.net you can add processor core, ram, disk space and network interfaces separately.
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by warp 14y ago
Then you're thinking too small. Solve non-computing problems you're having! :)
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by warp 14y ago
Are you aware of https://irccloud.com/ ? (some of my friends use it and seem happy with it, I have not tried it myself).
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by warp 14y ago
GNU always seemed more user friendly to me. The BSDs didn't have long options (--help, --version, etc..) so BSD commands and shell scripts always looked cryptic.
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by warp 14y ago
Apparently the general idea is that because publishers and retailers compete less on price, the price for bestsellers can stay high, the income of which is supposed to be used by publishers to fund the publishing of less profitable books. S
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by warp 14y ago
Years ago when offered a raise at a previous job I asked for less working hours instead. So nowadays I get paid to work 32 hours a week, but still work a normal 40-hour work week. That gives me 8 hours / week at the office for hobby softw
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by warp 14y ago
The infobox shows symbian for the "Nokia 808 PureView", and Windows Phone (8) for the "Nokia Lumia 920". The box isn't wrong, it is just confusing that the 808 info panel is expanded by default and the Lumia one is collapsed like the other
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Young Persons Called to Private Grand Jury for Owning Books(thesoundandnoise.com)
3 points by warp 14y ago|0 comments
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by warp 14y ago
Yes. See [1] and [2]. [1] http://www.fsf.org/news/android-termination-upgrade-gplv3 [2] http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html#section8
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by warp 14y ago
Except that GPLv2 doesn't work like that. Once the license is violated you permanently lose the rights granted by the license. So even if Twin Peaks fixes their stuff and comes back into compliance, they do not get their rights back autom
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by warp 14y ago
Typing at a standing desk is comfortable if you get the height correct for your body. And for me it is important to have a riser at the front of the keyboard, like this [1]. My arms are angled close to 90 degrees, but pointed slightly dow
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by warp 14y ago
My solution for when I get tired of standing is to sit on a bar stool. I have an Ikea Sebastian bar stool which is the perfect height to sit at my standing desk. It is uncomfortable enough that I switch back to standing after a while.
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by warp 14y ago
Indeed. For anyone in .nl whose providers were forced to block them: http://fucktimkuik.org
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by warp 14y ago
then an attacker will pad it to be close the threshold of the multiplier. The difference between X multiples and X+1 multiples will still allow the attacker to determine the difference in compression size.
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by warp 14y ago
Indeed the pricing is difficult to estimate. I followed along with [1] in a spreadsheet to get a feel for it for my usage. In my case I am looking at making a full backup of a 1TB usb disk. Doing a full restore on a 20Mbit/s (= 9 GB/hour)
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by warp 14y ago
FF 16 (aurora), Ubuntu 12.04, core i7, 4GB ram (no swap). Memory usage jumped to about 2GB before the machine became totally unresponsive. I did something else for a few minutes while I waited for the kernel to kill anything using too much
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by warp 14y ago
I had the same problem with not getting enough feedback on the errors I made. For example, I mistyped ")" a few times. But to correct it I need to know whether I hit the key to the left or to the right of ")" so I can move my finger accor
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by warp 14y ago
At appleid.apple.com I can pick from a list of 15 security questions or use a custom one.
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JQuery 1.8 Released(blog.jquery.com)
220 points by warp 14y ago|40 comments
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by warp 14y ago
If I have to rely on keeping the billing address a secret, that's pretty messed up. I'm self employed, which over here means that I have to register as a company with the chamber of commerce. Chamber of commerce records are public and inc
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by warp 14y ago
This is about open bugs. Closed bugs are easy to ignore. Ubuntu has 98614 open bugs: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs (Though I expect that would also include feature requests / wishlist items, so the actual bug count would be slightly
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by warp 14y ago
Only if you define PC to exclude macs.
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by warp 14y ago
Another video from E3: http://www.giantbomb.com/e3-2012-john-carmack-interview/17-6...
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by warp 14y ago
I have a fredrik [1], indeed it is a bit wobbly -- it's not bad enough to be a problem, it's a great setup, but definitely not the most stable. [1] https://secure.flickr.com/photos/kuno/5053375629/in/photostr...
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by warp 14y ago
I learned most of my early english from TV. I grew up in the Netherlands, speaking Frisian at home and Dutch at school. At the time dutch tv did not offer much programming aimed at children, the more interesting cartoons to be found on ca
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by warp 14y ago
I don't see this linked in the news/event boxes on fsf.org, I think the person who posted this to HN used an old link -- not the FSF.
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by warp 14y ago
For every domain, you get 1 year of free SSL -- when you need to renew the certificate you do have to pay for it.
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by warp 14y ago
I never have any money in the account. I only use it to make credit card purchases.
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by warp 15y ago
I've worked around this in the past by changing my e-mail address in my current paypal account, and then just creating a new account. (and then deleting my previous, now useless account). The limit is large enough that I so far have only
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by warp 15y ago
Creative Commons announcement: https://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/32322

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