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by brokenparser 12y ago
Yes, there's no one true definition of a free market but to say there's a logical contradiction rather strikes me as a jump to conclusions. What I meant was, impeding the flow of packets to or from competing networks prevents fre
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by brokenparser 12y ago
There may be some misconceptions here, so I'll clarify a few things just in case: 1) Net neutrality doesn't mean everyone gets the exact same speed. ISPs are free to offer a plethora of offerings each with their own price, speed a
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Luckily, Javascript is always allowed in PHP projects and it can do a lot more today than it could a decade ago. Also, using it will often lead to having NodeJS on the server even if it's just for compiling assets initially. And NodeJS
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Asus is also the company that ran an advertisement campaign titled "It's better with Windows". No, thanks.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
I cite: > Of course, Mr Wilders leads the farthest-right party in the Dutch political landscape, one with which most Dutch parties have refused to cooperate. False. The labour party announced a cordon sanitaire with them, but went on t
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Birds sitting on electric wires: potential difference between their feet(physics.stackexchange.com)
13 points by brokenparser 12y ago|0 comments
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by brokenparser 12y ago
They were gone for a while (couldn't even query their whois record) but they're back and everything seems fine now. Interestingly, I could still shoot them an email (perhaps because the relevant records were cached by my nameserve
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by brokenparser 12y ago
I can follow instructions, but only one of these actually compiles. EDIT: managed to compile it, it's just the RPM that wouldn't build :P (still wouldn't dare run this on the servers though)
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Unfortunately, this requires MySQL. I guess it would be okay if you're already running that but I'd rather not introduce a third database daemon (after Postgres and Redis) to my servers.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Only when you don't buy the value added PowerPack, which comes in variants Premium , Premium Deluxe and Premium Deluxe Dual Head .
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by brokenparser 12y ago
FF28 Fedora, the animations work but scrolling is choppy (like a slide show).
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Yeah, I bet that fix is real easy.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Thank you. Mrs Rice isn't what would make Dropbox unsafe, it's their lack of encryption and other insecure practises. A quick DuckDuckGo search yielded these articles: http://www.darkreading.com/vulnerabilities-and
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by brokenparser 12y ago
s/engine based games/SDK/
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by brokenparser 12y ago
I still struggled, but that's just me :P
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by brokenparser 12y ago
You always need to learn the tools you're using. If you rely on autocomplete to learn those tools, you're going to write the kind of shitty software I loathe.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Don't need no stinkin IDE, just a text editor and a compiler. You'll learn more than when using an IDE.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Ooh, undocumented features! How nice, thanks =]
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by brokenparser 12y ago
The language is nice, but the compiler uses its own lib.d.ts which has all sorts of definitions for browsers and even proprietary MSIE ones. This doesn't make any sense when using TypeScript in any other context (like Gjs, NodeJS, Rhin
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Do the generated packages pass lintian?
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by brokenparser 12y ago
But those ads have 2 AdChoice icons on them, are huge click targets, have a border AND say "This advertisement will...". If you can't figure this out, you won't be able to use paint.net anyway.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
This is why browsers show you the link target in the status when you hover a link. It reads "googleads..." when you hover it, so those who still think it's legitimate when they see that deserve to get pwned.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
It's quite obvious, the site is all static content so even if you can't tell the ads from the contents by their visual appearance, just press F5. It also quite literally says "download" right at the top: http:/&#x2
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by brokenparser 12y ago
pulseaudio -k Tried that? Maybe if you use a previous kernel?
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by brokenparser 12y ago
I'd rather start any project on a foundation of at least latest FreeBSD or GNU/Linux :P
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by brokenparser 12y ago
> open source XP And who would publicly maintain and support it? Security researches may find bugs or even write patches for it, but IT departments aren't likely to deploy them any time soon. Besides, it encompasses lots of third
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by brokenparser 12y ago
> You can use a write-once hardware register at the end of the boot sequence for similar effect. Or use a turn-key switch. First put it into II, wait for the boot sequence to complete, switch back to I. Yes, that does require someone t
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by brokenparser 12y ago
Ah, I thought SUSE was split off into its own company back when they acquired Novell.
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by brokenparser 12y ago
> SUSE is now in the hands of a huge IT company Which one are you referring to?
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by brokenparser 12y ago
NanoBSD would be easier to audit than anything Linux based. Once it's booted, you can physically disconnect the write pin of your storage device. If you can manage to dump the contents of it externally to the host, you can then compare

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