babatong

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by babatong 10y ago
Because in every implementation I've seen so far, the server software won't run without certain copyrighted assets extracted from the client being present on the server for it to run in the first place.
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by babatong 10y ago
On the other hand: Install Arch, do configuration once, keep installing updates but otherwise leave it. Yes that works these days. 2 yrs and running, with minimal tinkering. Can't do that on Android (it would require you to never insta
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by babatong 11y ago
How on earth could it get more obvious to tick the tickbox labelled 'log'? How you search the created logfiles is up to you, znc is not a log management system, it merely creates.
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by babatong 11y ago
He obviously has the right to his own opinion, but it would help if he actually gave the impression of watching the films thoroughly. To quote: "The force was only a little bit about talent and more about training: Obi-Wan offers to te
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by babatong 11y ago
I'm currently a uni student. Combined IT and Business Management. The amount of lectures where Web 2.0 is dealt with as if it is a real tangible thing is astonishing. These kind of management-oriented IT degrees are the source of all t
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by babatong 11y ago
Thank you! I can only second what you say. As a student living off savings from a previous minimum wage job, it is quite possible to live a comfortable life in London. Motivation and time are most certainly part of the few constraints. I&#x
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by babatong 11y ago
I would argue however that both Xenforo and phpBB are ridiculously bloated and should hardly be called basic. phpBB more so than Xenforo obviously. None of them offer the far more robust approach of FluxBB. Thankfully, as FluxBB is opensour
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by babatong 11y ago
Sad to see this eating up and killing off FluxBB. Seems like we're slowly but surely running out of basic, universal, no-nonsense forum software in favour of a move to Twitter/Facebook-timelines or Stack Overflow-style layouts, no
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by babatong 11y ago
I'd say the point is valid though if the only function the tunnel is supposed to fulfil is channelling traffic from and to a web browser. As far as browsers go, only Internet Explorer lacks SOCKS5 support. And I doubt an office which s
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by babatong 11y ago
I don't think the gaming industry is a good example for what you're saying. Video games have barely shown any development since the mid 2000s. The first Crysis game was released in 2007 (8! years ago) and despite being an unoptimi
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by babatong 11y ago
To be fair, this could be easily worked around by requiring residency in the country of the operator.
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by babatong 11y ago
Just fyi: most countries do not operate a jus soli-based citizenship system. Probably because of the reasons you outline.
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by babatong 11y ago
>He does however have to be elected to parliament via a democratic vote. Unlike the European Commission, where commissioners have no democratic mandate to speak of and yet they hold immense power. You are incorrect. Since the Lisbon trea