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yycom
15y ago
No, it's very much active aggression, only covert. See also "politics".
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yycom
15y ago
Really? Where are they? Article index is empty. And article needs a date before any award is bestowed.
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15y ago
host *%* proxycommand ssh $(echo %h | cut -d%% -f1) nc $(echo %h | cut -d%% -f2) %p usage: ssh gateway%target
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15y ago
Humour. To everyone taking this seriously, please remember, variously, "two wrongs don't make a right", the "golden rule" ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Golden_Rule ), "don't stoop to their level", etc.
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yycom
15y ago
Where did you find that?
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yycom
15y ago
An article without a byline has zero credibility.
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15y ago
a bit more efficient, and without the comma requirement https://gist.github.com/1366926
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15y ago
https://gist.github.com/1366875 (python)
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15y ago
Off-topic, but seriously no one except self-important webdevs gives a toss about URLs. They're addresses, not literature. That URL looks fine to me.
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15y ago
I agree this guy comes off as a crackpot and that damages his credibility. But you have to admit he is unusually self-aware for a crackpot: If you haven’t concluded by now that I’m totally nuts, this post should push you over the edge.
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15y ago
It seems to me stupendously incompetent to scan for radiation without a plan.
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15y ago
on one page, please
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15y ago
And you land the quarter-complete feature in the first release, replacing the older stable feature. Aha!
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yycom
15y ago
Isn't this just obvious though?
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15y ago
> I generally do what I think is right in life Jesus I wish these self-important fucks would stop bragging about how fucking great they are. Actually, just stop talking, all of you. Shut up, and do some fucking work.
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15y ago
Thinking outside the box! echo "echo message | mail -s subject recipient" | at "now + $RANDOM hours"
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16y ago
Patient: Doctor, it hurts when I do this. Doctor: Then stop doing it!
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yycom
16y ago
It's a patent application, 10 years old and still not granted.
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16y ago
I don't care about the topic, but I had to read the article to find out how to parse the headline. Which, for the curious, is: To succeed in Africa, Google needs Android.
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yycom
16y ago
If you like this, as I do, you could make an extension to fix other subject/object confusion. That would be great for both you and I.
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yycom
16y ago
FFS stop calling it a grid. It's a table.
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16y ago
In firebug, remove the first html > head > style element: <style> body { display : none;} </style>
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16y ago
Change your thinking by Sarah Edelman http://shop.abc.net.au/browse/product.asp?productid=162469 No, seriously.
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yycom
16y ago
Probably about as well as an elephant-repellant
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16y ago
It seems to me that pypy is the obvious candidate for blessing as the new reference implementation (because it is self-hosted), but I never see any mention of this being so, with most next-gen effort still being spent on 3.x and CPython. W
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16y ago
This is really a much better way to do it than the arbitrary silliness of alpha, beta, rc, dev, etc junk. See e.g. ridiculousness of python's PEP 386. Nice and deterministic.
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16y ago
duh
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16y ago
This always annoys me: Dupx is currently implemented as a simple shell script So why can't I just download this "simple shell script"?
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16y ago
Welfare
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16y ago
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