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Fish Shell adds support for && and || operators
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Coming to a stop on a motorway mid-lane is probably among the most dangerous things an autopilot system could do. IIRC, Tesla dings occasionally if it detects no hands are on the wheel and slowly decreases speed.
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I'm what you might call a lifelong Python programmer; I discovered it as a teenager in the 90s when Red Hat's install tool broke and I dug into the source code. My previous experience was with C and Basic. I saw Python 1.x and was
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> Eclipse 3.x was a fast, native looking IDE That is not how I recall it.
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Rather than think of it as a feature that makes nationalization necessary, think of it like the center-left of the UK would: Facebook's current shitshow is a market failure. Market failures can be addressed through nationalization. Erg
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Of course no one "needs" Facebook. Or a cell phone. Or computers. Or coffee. But they're still of value. The values of Facebook are varied. I'm a full-time traveler and it's easy to find an English-speaking Facebook
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Spectre and Meltdown are just the beginning
(hackernoon.com)
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In what respect is "tipping off" a crime? Is it a crime if, after seeing a speed trap, I flash my brights at the next motorist? I'm not a lawyer, but unless there's a gag order, I don't think it's a crime to te
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The travel-only Gmail account: A practical proposal for privacy at the US border
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Assuming we're talking about product managers for software/app products: I'd say the "junior product" position is probably a frontend developer. You're making a lot of small decisions developing a frontend, and
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I've had good experience with Fastmail.fm, moving for the same reason you did -- from gmail. It's an amazingly powerful system -- just check out the "advanced" configuration. As an added bonus, it has Dropbox integration, its own dropbox-li
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14y ago
So, to clarify... socks=penis: funny dongle=penis: ZOMG this is like LORD OF THE FLIES call the cops!
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14y ago
Link to primary source, not AppleInsider's regurgitation: http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/02/10/net-us-apple-samsu...
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15y ago
The bad news for Microsoft isn't that Azure is down, it's that only a tiny number of people even noticed.
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15y ago
Yeah, and I noticed my paycheck arrived a day early.
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GPL2 and GPL3 are compatible. You just can't make GPL2 derivatives of GPL3 software.
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15y ago
In terms of JavaScript, using it on a website almost certainly counts as distribution. Imagine if jquery were GPL.
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I could see how the inclusion of BTFS in FreeBSD might promote free software, and its inclusion would not be prohibited by any version of the GPL. But how does the use of GPL code in a proprietary project, as would be the case in your consu