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by warp 15y ago
In commit messages I use my nick (warp) followed by my e-mail address. The email address is at my own domain, which has my full details (real name, address, phone number) and resume, etc.. Writing code is what I do, and if other coders (or
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by warp 15y ago
Do you use the Hot / Sparks feature at all? I also use fever, but that particular aspect of it doesn't seem to work for me -- so I just use it as a regular rss reader.
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by warp 15y ago
I really like nose ( http://somethingaboutorange.com/mrl/projects/nose/ ). You can simply run "nosetests" in the root of your project, and it will locate and run your tests. nose will adjust sys.path to make sure your tests can find the pa
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by warp 15y ago
Does http://google.com/ncr not work in germany? (Or does that also require the cookie?)
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by warp 15y ago
Check out Zarafa, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zarafa_(software) (I have no experience with it myself)
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by warp 15y ago
No, circular. Here is a picture: http://i.imgur.com/BuyqU.jpg
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by warp 15y ago
My experience is similar, I still use the power brick which came with my first gen macbook (2006?). I do wrap the thin cable around the little hinges when I take it with me.
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by warp 15y ago
Zelda Four Swords and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles are examples where local multiplayer was a much better experience because each player had their own screen for the information and tasks which applied only to them, while still having a
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by warp 15y ago
I'm not an artist, but as someone buying music online I really like bandcamp. Soundcloud seems more like a github for music to me, a place where musicians and listeners talk and collaborate about music, not a place where users like me would
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by warp 15y ago
I still get spam in my inbox regularly. I'm using google postini to do the filtering, in my situation I wouldn't classify it as "quite effective". Are there better alternatives I am not aware of?
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by warp 15y ago
subpixel rendering perhaps? (Microsoft calls it ClearType). The font looks terrible on my linux machine, it looks fine on the macbook.
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by warp 15y ago
That's not entirely true. Whatever article I am reading in instapaper is an article I have visited in a normal webbrowser first, with all their ads in place. Then decided I didn't have time to read it at that moment and clicked the instap
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by warp 15y ago
That sounds like a useful thing to do. Does Urlteam have a website somewhere? A quick search didn't turn up much information.
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by warp 15y ago
When I want to watch a movie I want to have a copy of it in some fashion. So the first thing I do is type "purchase mp4 <movie name>" into google. So far I have not been able to acquire a movie in that fashion, so the second attemp
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by warp 15y ago
I wouldn't make that distinction. I met most of my "real life" friends at various events. Going to something like a Python meetup in your city is just as much "by interest" as visiting a #python irc channel. And I met one of my best frie
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by warp 16y ago
Making a copy for private use is legal in the Netherlands, regardless of the source. That includes downloading movies and tv-shows. Distributing (uploading) however is illegal. I expect there are other european countries with similar laws
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by warp 16y ago
I do not think it needs much more "taking off". The site has 9300 paying members (according to [1]), which I assume means they're profitable. I get the impression that the founders aren't looking for more than a lifestyle business. [1] h
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by warp 16y ago
The wikipedia article on this directive [1] links to [2], which seems to give a fair amount of details on how exactly the directive is being implemented in each country. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Directive_2006/24/EC [2] http://wi
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Czech Constitutional Court cancels storage of data on all e-mails, calls, etc...(ceskenoviny.cz)
61 points by warp 16y ago|14 comments
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by warp 16y ago
I haven't had any trouble doing either of these things -- but Skype 5 on the mac is the first version of Skype I have used. So, I get the impression that Skype 5 is fine for many new, casual users.
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by warp 16y ago
I experimented with listening to internet radio on the commute to work about a year ago. I used about 500Mbyte/month with that setup. The stations I listened to were 128kbyte/s IIRC, so perhaps my usage would be about 1 Gbyte/month now. T
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by warp 16y ago
They are not for sale, from the article: "Ww.com and reocities.com are there for 'curiosity value' only."
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USPTO Gives Google Patent For Doodles(idle.slashdot.org)
1 points by warp 16y ago|0 comments
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by warp 16y ago
In many scenarios in which an attacker has access to your cookies he/she would also be able to perform a man-in-the-middle attack. Encryption without confirming the identity of the other side is only slightly better than no encryption at al
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by warp 16y ago
Copyright sounds unlikely, trademark perhaps. Looks like Sofa is dutch, I wonder if they took the time/effort/money to register trademarks in the US.
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by warp 16y ago
For musicbrainz.org we're using jira. I'm not particularly happy about that, mostly because jira is not open source/free software (and musicbrainz is). Otherwise no complaints, jira does everything we need it to do, and apart from some in
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by warp 16y ago
According to the JSHint website it is "an open-source project that is supported and maintained by the JavaScript developer community.". However, the license still contains the following clause: "The Software shall be used for Good, not
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Twitter Suspends UberTwitter And Twidroyd For Violating Policies(techcrunch.com)
117 points by warp 16y ago|68 comments
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by warp 16y ago
750k? That is a pretty uncommon "big square" disk. (5.25" were 360kB and 1.2MB).
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by warp 16y ago
Obviously "everything runs on it" is no longer true.

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