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meapix
10y ago
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meapix
10y ago
If you don't want google authenticator, you can use oathtool to do that.
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meapix
10y ago
I was going to ask the same thing, this is worse than throwing in dump where it will decompose and hundreds of years.
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meapix
10y ago
Can you give an example of the issue you're trying to solve with Generics and Go is giving you hard time? don't take Go to C++.
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meapix
10y ago
in other words, just installing cygwin.
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meapix
10y ago
The author must be keeping record somewhere of those things. You can't just remember that stuff over the years. If that's the case, maybe the problem is with you. I had couple of those things but can't really tell the details
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meapix
11y ago
I quit linkedin back in 2012 when they got hacked and lost people's passwords.
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meapix
11y ago
It was officially merged into the mainstream Linux kernel tree in kernel version 2.6.14. Anything before that is a special kernel module.
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meapix
11y ago
> requires no special hardware or kernel modules http://xtreemfs.org/quickstart.php If not already loaded, load the FUSE kernel module: > modprobe fuse
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meapix
11y ago
Collapse of a gas station? who cares
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meapix
11y ago
I don't have facebook but my friends are on facebook.
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meapix
11y ago
Good luck with that!
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meapix
11y ago
8 pounds less money.
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meapix
11y ago
The problem is ethics, you just made somebody slave for a year. Now if you're happy with that, that's ok.
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meapix
11y ago
It's like saying, how the people who invented a knife and provide a way to cut fruit feel about criminals and other bad people using their products to kill people.
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meapix
11y ago
What kind of insurance does letsencrypt provide in case of data breach? isn't that the whole point of certificate authority?
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meapix
11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Job_sharing
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meapix
11y ago
> I still don't think they realize what happened. Basically your goal was to punish not to correct?
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meapix
11y ago
What strike me most is the amount of people around me who don't care about this.
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meapix
11y ago
I'll start, terrorism is a violence of any kind.
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meapix
11y ago
Terrorism as delivered by the media in the current time is Islamic related violence.
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meapix
11y ago
That finger is for Nvidia. There is a chinese proverb that say: "When the sage points at the moon, the fool looks at the finger.". Nvidia is the problem here, not the finger.
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meapix
11y ago
example? the emails I've read so far are from Linus.
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meapix
11y ago
The problem with "basic courtesy" is that you need to understand other people's culture/background/personal life to make it "correct". There are people who will be offended just by criticizing their code,
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meapix
11y ago
I kinda prefer Linus's method as you know what will happen to you if you don't verify/validate (a kind of respect to everybody's time) before submitting.
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meapix
11y ago
Just as a clarification, I mean by bullshit those meetings and meetings about the meetings, too many tools as in you have to attend stand-up, send status reports, update bug tracking, update timesheet. If I have to manage a project myself,
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Do you deal with a lot of bullshit in your work?
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meapix
11y ago
yeah, scratch your head, that's the best you could do.
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meapix
11y ago
this is somebody's life, screw licensing.
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meapix
11y ago
summary, country you live in helps. This guy is on welfare.
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