antnisp

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by antnisp 2mo ago
Surprisingly, this is what the Webkit project uses for Linux, so that's why they chose it too.
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by antnisp 10mo ago
What you describe does not reflect the situation where Hetzner is located.
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by antnisp 11mo ago
Meanwhile the BASF complex exists, which is basically Mordor-on-the-Rhine.
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by antnisp 1y ago
It is not about the time spent looking at the time, it is about being unable to ignore shiny stuff when you get out of fullscreen.
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by antnisp 1y ago
I just checked and assigning the shortcut in "System Settings>Keyboard>Shortcuts" will open Firefox and put it in focus.
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by antnisp 3y ago
Calvinism has entered the chat.
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by antnisp 3y ago
You can move it to the first layer. I can do it without looking at the remote now. I don't remember how I dit it though.
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Automated Linux Kernel Testing(codethink.co.uk)
3 points by antnisp 5y ago|0 comments
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by antnisp 5y ago
OTOH executives can't hide behind the company as an entity.
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by antnisp 7y ago
What's so weird is that all those sound rudimentary rather than innovative to my european ears.
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by antnisp 7y ago
Because they're not both illegal under all jurisdictions. IANAL but breaking DRM for personal use is legal in the US.
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by antnisp 8y ago
Both Octave and MATLAB have had a symbolic toolbox for ages, and can export to many vector graphics formats, from .ps to .svg. Mathematica is way more targeted to the "general public" though. It's fairly obvious that MATLAB s
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by antnisp 8y ago
Ironically, there is little confrontation between a skyscraper and a wheat field, in the sense that they are both extremely artificial and totally man made.
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by antnisp 8y ago
Using a laptop with a nVidia graphics card, where they have a monopoly, would also make you rage at them. For a year installing their drivers would prevent some laptops from even using text-mode because of improper PCI-E initialization, som
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by antnisp 8y ago
And legal.
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by antnisp 8y ago
The Pixel Night Mode begs to differ.
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by antnisp 8y ago
Not only should not all fruit be stored in the fridge, but some, like tomatoes and bananas, need room temperature to develop their flavour.
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by antnisp 8y ago
You will when you have to have your disks changed.
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by antnisp 8y ago
Isn't the licensing LGPL3? How is this confusing?
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by antnisp 8y ago
European landline operators ARE the networks.
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by antnisp 8y ago
Power generators connected into a grid, pool their production and then consumers draw from that pool. A consumer can't claim "My electrons came only from "green" sources". Ones electrons came from the nearest sourc
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by antnisp 8y ago
https://www.apple.com/de/shop/product/MJ1K2ZM/A/usb%E2%80%91... Here it is. Right from the mother-ship.
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by antnisp 9y ago
SCO vs Novell will be litigated till the heat death of the universe, so you can't really blame them.
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by antnisp 9y ago
Clion will choke on anything that touches boost.
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by antnisp 9y ago
OTOH what business does the BundesWEHR have in the Mali heat?
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by antnisp 9y ago
MPI is availabe for C too. It even had C++ bindings but there were deprecated since not even boost used them.
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by antnisp 9y ago
To be honest DreamWorks had been stuck in the sequel mud for some time before it's aqcuisition.
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by antnisp 9y ago
One of the richest and largest polities on earth doesn't have the resources to guarantee basic sanitaion for all residents.
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by antnisp 9y ago
Every A4 owner is crying over his repair bills reading this.
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by antnisp 9y ago
Linux is famously GPLv2.

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