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by zaro 8y ago
That's podman you are describing an it alrwady exists.
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by zaro 8y ago
> Isn't that because those issues usually aren't visible before around that time? (I am neither a GP nor a psycologist though so this is just trying to apply common sense.) In some cases maybe, but it don't believe in all
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by zaro 8y ago
This sounds a lot like vipasana meditation center. I've been to one in Nepal, and the police didn't have to escort me out of it, I did it myself on the 3rd day. It was all fine, I didn't mind meditating, but evertyhing else w
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by zaro 8y ago
But why, there are already more than enough ways to kill people. And yet somehow sane and affordable healthcare is out of reach.
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by zaro 8y ago
This is great news, but I think most people already using ad blockers know that even slow ad blocker improves loading speed of web pages. Even if blocking a request takes 10ms, it's still a win when it block something like a tracker wh
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by zaro 8y ago
> Chrome devs are now playing nicely and get feedback and propose some improvements to the APIs but there is no warranty this will happen again, or that they will invest time/energy in the future improving this part of the browser.
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by zaro 8y ago
Sure, that's what I am doing anyway. Just wanted to point out that nouveau is not really great option.
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by zaro 8y ago
> Nouveau works. Use it instead. No it doesn't. I have dual GPU laptop Intel UHD 620/Geforce MX 150 and until I blacklist nouveau the laptop is unusable. It either won't boot or when it boots will freeze the system every 3
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by zaro 8y ago
Same here. If Skype and Chrome screen sharing worked in wayland I am switching to wayland right away, as it seems everything else works well.
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by zaro 8y ago
And for a good reason. These frameworks usually make development much harder than simply using JS directly.
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by zaro 8y ago
I think the approach taken by these phone manufacturers a tually makes a lot of sense. Most developers won't admit it but a lot of apps are quite terrible nowadays. Yes it is very convenient that your app does something in the backg
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by zaro 8y ago
This sounds like yet another technical solution to a problem that is mostly societal.
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by zaro 8y ago
Why is Nan === NaN; false considered a quirk? It works like so in every language I have ever used.
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by zaro 8y ago
> Luckily there is a way to turn this off Luckily I am not using GoDaddy and most probably never will.
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by zaro 8y ago
> Every dollar someone made was a dollar someone else lost. That's true in general not only in the world of crypto currencies.
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by zaro 8y ago
I think it's something similar to the Stockholm sindrome. It's literally hurting your eyes but you are so used to the pain you don't want to let it go :) Joke aside, I remember when Green was the only colour my monitor could
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by zaro 8y ago
> Why is it that people seem to think using a cross-platform UI toolkit like tkinter, kivy, WxWindows, etc. is like putting their hand in a toilet? Because it very much feels like so, especially with tkinter. And it's not only the t
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by zaro 8y ago
I think you are misunderstanding the meaning of subjective. "the earth is flat" let's say this is clearly wrong for you and me, is it wrong for the guy who wants to launch a rocket to prove it's right (there were news ab
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by zaro 8y ago
> Every citizen of a self respecting nation has a personal responsibility to fight wrongs, and be sensible and rational in how he treats others. I think everybody already does so. But right and wrong are very subjective things and this f
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by zaro 8y ago
Tried pipenv for the first time few weeks ago. The first thing I do is 'pipenv install celery[redis]', fairly trivial, and I hit a critical bug. The package installs fine, but the lockfile is unusable now because of the extra. So
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by zaro 8y ago
It can be apples to oranges but it can be useful metric also. I think of it as the higher the debt to GDP ratio is the longer/harder it will be to repay the debt.
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by zaro 8y ago
How is Google going to profit from that ? Or maybe you believe that Google not is not solely driven by profit?
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by zaro 8y ago
> but I always thought that most people here in the western world held the view that the government exists to serve the people, not the other way around. Is this not the case? You can say that it exists to serve people but then you have
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by zaro 8y ago
The author apparently has no clue what he is talking about as he is stating that a client/server protocol is obsoleting client state management library.
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by zaro 8y ago
Yes, I am not an native speaker, but I know the difference very well. Typing from the phone very late and feeling sleepy causes your brain to perceive things in a different way though :)
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by zaro 8y ago
Yes. I meant uninhabitable of course.
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by zaro 8y ago
> A promise by rich nations to provide developing nations with $100 billion a year to tackle climate change is only one part of the huge transformation needed, she added. This sounds like a joke when the military budgets are in the trill
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by zaro 8y ago
The author has a point, and Sql is good when it is a human interacting with the database (that's what it was designed for after all). But when it comes to software/library interacting with the DB it is simply terrible. Some time
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by zaro 8y ago
Haha.. Yeah, it was worth trying though.
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by zaro 8y ago
> This idea of consumption being the indicator of health for an economy is troubling to me. And rightly so. It's basically an indicator of how fast a society is turning resources in trash for profit. Probably it wasn't always l

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