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5y ago
As was pointed in many other places, you should also check the output when an alias is used.
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5y ago
The Tcl folks are also wondering the same thing... A "configuration file" is simply a valid script that is executed in a safe interpreter.
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Intel Innovation Conference – Live
(intel.com)
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5y ago
What is shown on the Web is often not very accurate for fine-art color. Are the colorized versions posted somewhere in 48 bit depth in a wide-gamut color space?
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5y ago
Amazing work! Congratulations!
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Roundcube Webmail v1.5.0 Released
(github.com)
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5y ago
No Tarkovsky, no Bergman, not even Mamet... the list is too long.
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5y ago
"When was the last time you spent a pleasant evening in a comfortable chair, reading a good program?" -- the famous opening sentence of the column on Literate Programming by Jon Bentley with guest Don Knuth. Communications of the
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5y ago
That's pretty clear -- and best wishes for a successful outcome! However, given the history of other companies, the fundamental follow-up question would be: What are your plans for responding to large companies/cloud providers
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5y ago
Always fun to watch the following of (imperative) instructions for making a sandwich: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDA3_5982h8
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5y ago
frink, by Lindsay Marshall, is probably the most commonly used source code formatter
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5y ago
The status page says "Google Play: should now be available to 100% of users" and, true to that, I got the update! First impressions: looks good! Many thanks for all your work!
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5y ago
Random Books that a Random Set of People Are Currently Reading
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5y ago
I think in most such cases an email account has been created -- but it's never used.
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5y ago
You do realize that children/minors have phones which have numbers, right? Your conclusion (3) is not valid.
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5y ago
Of course: echo "deb https://apt.repos.intel.com/oneapi all main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/oneAPI.list You can read the "apt" section of the package managers, if that
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5y ago
The concerns about security and licensing expressed in the tweets are real... but the analysis didn't go deep enough. For example, electron includes Chromium, which includes a number of copyleft-licensed libraries... In order to fulfil
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5y ago
> I have free dictionary apps that remember every word that is looked up. Care to provide any reference for these?
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5y ago
The license for this would be (very) similar to "Community Data License Agreement – Sharing". See all variants at https://cdla.dev
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5y ago
"Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM".
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5y ago
Does anyone have resources for learning Clojure? I am interested in the actual Clojure bits. I mean, I know Lisp syntax and functional programming basics. But one also needs language-specific things: standard libraries, namespaces, etc. W
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5y ago
FYI: the directory contains 957 files; 798 of these files are NOT dual-licensed. But of course it's not a "majority" decision, nor are all files equally important.
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5y ago
It seems there is nothing in the rules that the submission must be your work. Since the Buzzword Bingo was under an Open Source license, anyone could simply submit it... Keep it in mind for next hackathons!
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5y ago
Congrats on building this! Is the source under an Open-Source license? Can it be seen anywhere? Do you accept contributions?
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Auction for original WWW source code
(sothebys.com)
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Sir Tim Berners-Lee auctions a NFT of his original code for the web.
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5y ago
I'm also doing the same! Started out as a generic "Contacts" database with phones, emails, birthdays, etc. but evolved into an RDF store with a lot of connections between individuals like "X is-parent-of Y", "A
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SPDX ( https://spdx.dev ) is an open standard for describing software bill of material information. A number of open source projects, like the Linux kernel, have already adopted its conventions (e.g. for marking the license in the
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5y ago
Or to anyone who sells to anyone who sells to "fussier agencies in the federal government".
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The other issue with PyInstaller is that, by default, it includes all dynamic libraries that the Python interpreter has on your machine. It makes sense, it needs an interpreter and collects what is needed for it to run. Unfortunately this
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