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4y ago
Alas not. We use it on our Linux machines with include mode and it's painful. Common domains fail to resolve at all, and can't even SSH to IP addresses on the local network. Every update seems to fix one edge case and add two more
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4y ago
It's a "coaster" hub, very common on cheap single-speed bikes. It allows you to coast without pedalling, and by applying backwards pedal pressure it activates a drum brake. Definitely not enough braking force for this bike we
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5y ago
This should be possible using "split" technology: https://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/manual/html_node/spli...
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14y ago
Which enables an even more readable layout with gist.io http://gist.io/4151124
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14y ago
What options are available for Linux/Mac developers? Can we just install Mono and Nuget and start hacking away?
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14y ago
What I find with C++ is that there are many languages inside it. Put 5 C++ programmers in a room and you'll probably end up with 6 different styles. That the language may have some Python-esque tendencies (given very particular language, co
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14y ago
You still have to feed the fish, so it's not really closed. But it is reasonably self-contained in combination with using vegetable waste to breed fly larvae which go on to feed the fish. The difficult thing about aquaponics is the cyclomat
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14y ago
I'm also not seeing anything here that couldn't be done in the JVM either. The numbers aren't spectacular for eight dedicated hardware boxes. Well, good for them for choosing a technology that they enjoy and making it work. There's more tha
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14y ago
> How can you compare reading Slashdot at +5 to reading the mostly unfiltered comments here? Because Slashdot actually provides the facilities to do so. If I could browse +5 HN comments then believe me I would. > the populism, troll
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14y ago
I did get an invite and installed, but I can't actually do anything with it. There's no Android client, so it just sits on my laptop doing nothing. I thought it would at least have some sort of local network sharing service like DAAP, UPnP
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How JSConf EU beat the odds and got 25% women speakers
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14y ago
Focused on innovation? It's focused on selling advertising.
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I've been hoping the rails team would implement two phase commits since the 1.0 days. Does anybody know if the idea has been considered?
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14y ago
Just to answer the example: Mars does not have a magnetic field of significant strength. Curiosity needs shielding on the surface. Perfectly reasonable question though.
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Interesting that the install instructions for Red Hat Linux distributions is far more complicated than that of other Linux distributions. But seriously, if they are offering a free platform to anyone with an email address then what sort of