kamme

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by kamme 12y ago
I'm not saying this is because of energy independence. It's just that the best way to put pressure on a country like Russia, is by affecting the GDP. Unfortunately for Russia this has proven pretty easy since a big chunk of the GD
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by kamme 12y ago
Your theory sounds logical, and that action by OPEC would also seem logical. ... but the numbers suggest otherwise. The last few years there is no increase in production by OPEC countries: http://www.eia.gov/cfapps/ipdb
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by kamme 12y ago
To be honest Putin is correct, it are outside factors that are contributing to the decline. For example the US has drastically increased oil production the last few years[1] in order to drop oil prices. Around the end of 2011 oil production
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by kamme 12y ago
Well, it's possible if you're somewhat interested in linux in general. I'm a webdeveloper, mainly doing php, and I found a use case for php-fpm and systemd thanks to a blogpost of a friend. Its php-fpm pools ondemand, if you&
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by kamme 12y ago
I had the same moral objections as you and I've been using btsync ( http://www.bittorrent.com/sync ) and must admit it works great. My archive is not that big tough, ymmv. To be honest I won't use dropbox again, eve
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by kamme 12y ago
I noticed that when using ghostery you can't do anything; clicking login doesn't do anything, neither does clicking sign up.
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by kamme 12y ago
Well, pointing out what is wrong with systemd proves to be very easy for some people, but fixing the issues pointed out or even start building something different that doesn't have these flaws and still can innovate, is quite another s
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by kamme 13y ago
Aah, Ralph Brown's interrupt list, that takes me back a long time. I used to write assembler quite a lot when I was ~14year old. Now I'm a webdeveloper mainly doing php and some basic sysadmin stuff and it strikes me how far apart
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by kamme 13y ago
The people at Google are really pushing for broad adoption of G+. If you think about it, it's pretty logical as they know Facebook is only going downhill and they are trying to get everybody onboard. The reaction I'm hearing a lot
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by kamme 14y ago
Well, to be honest, every setup has serious problems, it just depends how far you want it to go. 100% Secure doesn't exist and while it may look like bad service from your point of view, truth is I've seen other vps solutions do the same th
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by kamme 14y ago
Too bad the author makes it sound like digitalocean has severe problems while his setup was clearly flawed. The really sad part is that this kind problem will unfortunately only grow as vps systems become cheaper and cheaper. People with le
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by kamme 14y ago
Yes, a led that lights up does sound pretty suspicious to you and me, but if you don't know anything about computers and you see it on all the time it becomes natural. The same phenomena as clicking 'yes' and 'ok' buttons without reading an
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by kamme 14y ago
I'm using a non-us keyboard layout and unfortunately that doesn't work...
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by kamme 14y ago
I'm sticking with firefox for most of the same reasons as the author notes, but I do wish the mozilla team used some common sense when they think of new features. A good example of the lack of common sense (imho) is the addon bar. Why do I
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by kamme 14y ago
Well, you always have time to change. Thinking you can't gets you into a negative spiral downwards, and to be honest is also false. When I was starting to run I talked with a 55year old guy who ran a marathon once a year about it being diff
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by kamme 14y ago
I said goodbye too recently. After dealing with slow performance, a lot of crashes and high memory usage on my machines I started looking around for other options. That also took care of the worries I had about the very questionable choices
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by kamme 14y ago
Whenever this issue pops up I always imagine Fabien Potencier (while he's no dictator, he has a very clear path) taking over the php source and change it according to his vision. Then I imagine going back to the first php script I ever wrot
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by kamme 14y ago
This is the difference between a regular company and a company with a great atmosphere. It might seem a waste to some people but building an atmosphere like this makes me want to work at github. And that's a very big advantage in the tech i
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by kamme 14y ago
Just a minor point of criticism; require and include are statements, not functions. Not that it's a big deal or something, but I just thought I would let you know.
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by kamme 14y ago
Most of the comments seem so negative... When I was 16 I was also interested in OS development and actually wrote a bootsector, a very small kernel and support for fat12 in assembler. Previous experience? Basic and QBasic. It's quite a good
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The first PHP 5.5 alpha release notes(git.php.net)
2 points by kamme 14y ago|0 comments
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by kamme 14y ago
The most interesting fact for this swing is that it's not only software that is changing... As noted in the article: if you wanted a computer in the old days, you put it together yourself. That changed and putting together a new computer yo
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by kamme 15y ago
My first thoughts: + nice website + app in the screenshot looks nice ? does it show up in the menubar or...? (maybe add a couple of screenshots) - I can't try before I buy (yes, I've read the 30days/money back but it's still a barrier for m
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by kamme 15y ago
Very nice, my initial impression was this is a service I want to use and I hope people will use. The only problem I see is signup with facebook, to be perfectly honest that's the reason you don't have a user extra (mine). While I do underst
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by kamme 16y ago
As an Ubuntu user since day one I don't like the way the distro is going. As some other users said before, the UI is not that great and lately I've seen ridiculous 'fixes' for bad decisions. For example: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+
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by kamme 16y ago
I hope they do change their general approach and not just the update mechanism. I have been using chrome for a couple of months now and just switched back to firefox to see what the evolution is during my time 'away'. It's quite a mess, fro
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by kamme 16y ago
They where having some issues with their billing pages it said for some time. You can always email them and ask to keep you updated when you can place an order again. Even tough they seem to cut costs by not having a regular helpdesk, they
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by kamme 16y ago
Try to look at it this way: You're a user and your resume/suspend on your laptop doesn't work, you file a bug report and are mad it wasn't fixed ASAP. If I was a sysadmin and there was a bug in Ubuntu that would crash apache every 3 nights,
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by kamme 16y ago
I use dropbox and LAMP together to 'distribute' small projects. Basically I install dropbox on a linux box, and use apache's mod_vhost_alias to automatically map incoming requests to the correct folder. Most of the time I use sqlite as DB s
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by kamme 16y ago
It's unbelievable how broken online RTE's are. I'm building websites for quite some time now and I never figured out why browser makers are neglecting such a basic feature, it should not be that hard to implement a basic RTE. It's nice to s

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