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by zmix 8y ago
I wonder, why, in today's world, people still use these for Firewall and NAS purposes. Both Mikrotik and Ubiquity offer low-cost systems under 100€, that have been purposed for FW+Routing and come with very capable firmwares, 4 network
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by zmix 8y ago
Same here. I never understood, why people would opt for an embedded ARM board if other, more attractive options, were available. No ECC and USB<->SATA bridges rule out any serious NAS/server use.
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by zmix 8y ago
Jaikoz, while Shareware, is the most powerful amd (Java) cross platform. It also uses MusicBrainz.
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by zmix 8y ago
200MB for an IRC like app: "not too bad"? You must be 10 years old!
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by zmix 8y ago
Electronics * The Commodore Amiga * The Pebble smartwatch Food * Yonett Yoghurt (Hungarian)
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by zmix 8y ago
You clicked an RSS icon in the URL bar. A page would pop up, showing the RSS feed styled. Below you would have the choice to subscribe with any configured feed reader, be it desktop or web-service. Totally fit into the browser as a standard
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by zmix 8y ago
I feel, this may be more about Mozilla trying to get rid of XML at all. Because, why would something simple as RSS be a burden to maintain? The code has been written (!), the format well understood, the years gone should have ironed out the
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by zmix 8y ago
Why use RSS at all, if you can use ATOM?
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by zmix 8y ago
> Basing policy on subjective whims is bad. True, but not enough for me. Though, I do not have the solution.
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by zmix 8y ago
I disagree. If with "American" you mean the US, then their democratic system is very weak. It constantly gets bought out by lobbyists (but then, maybe it's just more obvious, more visible than here in EU), they only have two
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by zmix 8y ago
I don't see any incompatibility in the real world. In Europe you are free, unless you cause other people harm. If you cause other people harm, it must be decided, whether that was justified (self-defense) or not (criminal offense). I w
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by zmix 8y ago
You know, it feels bad, to get physically hurt. To imply, the only damage, that can exist, would be of material nature (here: the meat of your body) gives me the shivers.
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by zmix 8y ago
"Last Ninja" soundtrack: BEST.SOUNDTRACK.EVER! R.I.P. Ben Daglish
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by zmix 8y ago
I was referring to your tone, which makes it sound, as it would be the most normal thing in the IT world, to have modern technologies running on a system, that died (most would say) 20+ years ago and what's left, is thanks to some extr
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by zmix 8y ago
Thanks for clarification. And thanks for Term and MagicMenu (and all the other work) ! :)
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by zmix 8y ago
I think he talks about configuration and scripting (elisp).
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by zmix 8y ago
Why 3.1.4 and not 3.9.1 ?
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by zmix 8y ago
It's the 21st century, so maybe you should upgrade from 1992 to 2018! That's 26 years! You really want a heavy weight like ZFS (which is a total memory hog, btw., I use it in my server) on Amiga hardware from 1992? You should be h
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by zmix 8y ago
Obscene prices...
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by zmix 8y ago
I would love to see, what you did there, because, from your description, I do not understand, why you needed to use some DSL, if your input was XML and your output should have been XML, too. And how does my question prove your point? I am
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by zmix 8y ago
No, XSL-FO does not do formatting in the browser. It is meant to do printed page formatting. Currently the most common drivers produce PDF. But I heard, there is a LaTeX driver as well as PS. Typical workflow is: XML -> XSL-T -> XSL-F
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by zmix 8y ago
> Functions done in XSLT were a nightmare. Did you "push" or did you "pull"?
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by zmix 8y ago
How could you not see it ? ;-)
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by zmix 8y ago
Do you really want to take away resouces from SublimeText development? Now, that also SublimeMerge is on the plan? With the new Windows Console API we can assume, that people will start to use it.
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by zmix 8y ago
You shouldn't. Just give them many different opportunities, rather than hoping, that they may follow in your footsteps (which would be much more comfy for you, I know). I hadn't been really interested in the Fine Arts (apart from
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by zmix 8y ago
> Every country in the world has "ethno-nationalist views against immigrants", and things work fine. For whom?
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by zmix 8y ago
> [...] I hope Gimp puts it to good use. From the announcment: > [...] and will use the money to do much overdue hardware > upgrade for the core team members and organize the next > hackfest to bring the team together, as well a
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by zmix 8y ago
Are "Meetings" and "Hackfests" productive enough to justify spending all received money on them? I have never been to such occasions, that's why I ask.
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by zmix 8y ago
One has to say, that Yubico website is Da Crap! Half of my screen filled with informational void, no comparison table of the products, no easy place, to learn why there is so many different keys, why I can not have a Nano with FIDO2 and so
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by zmix 8y ago
Why your product and not Ubikey?

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