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by parfe 8y ago
>GitLab has memory leaks. These memory leaks manifest themselves in long-running processes, such as Unicorn workers. (The Unicorn master process is not known to leak memory, probably because it does not handle user requests.) >To make
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by parfe 8y ago
Most defendants don't.
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by parfe 9y ago
No, they just want subsidized tickets, but then whine that MoviePass gets something out of the deal.
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by parfe 9y ago
You're right clicking the tiled image on the results page. If you left click a result first to give it focus, and then right click->open in new tab you'll get the original, full size, image.
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by parfe 9y ago
I had the same issue. Didn't realize .us required your info to be published. My registrar upsold me their whois guard service, but it sat unredeemedable on my account while spammers harvested my info.
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by parfe 9y ago
Permethrin poisons cats.
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by parfe 9y ago
http://man.openbsd.org/syspatch.8 Thanks for highlighting this. For me, OpenBSD releases needed so few fixes that keeping the system up to date wrapped around, and become more of a hassle to deal with! I'd get an emai
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by parfe 9y ago
Check out org-mode. Handles todos, scheduling tasks, timers, you can link directly to a file or an email (not a copy, but a link emacs follows into your mail reader, such as mu4e/gnus/wanderlust, for that specific email). It will
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by parfe 10y ago
How would your comment change if they had 390 million residents or 390,000 residents? A heat wave would still put every AC into service.
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by parfe 10y ago
Disney has nothing to do with The Land Before Times
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by parfe 10y ago
Lisps can do anything other general purpose language can accomplish. People still overwhelmingly choose other languages.
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by parfe 10y ago
Does it matter? They're liars. Whatever justification they used for their lie is irrelevant. edit: I thought I commented on this story topic before and found this from over two years ago https://news.ycombinator.com/it
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by parfe 10y ago
This is an absurd comment venting your personal gripes with US Law onto someone's product. Which supported service is not already running in the USA and subject to NSLs? In what way is Nylas reducing your privacy?
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by parfe 10y ago
>We suggest that you include five words of 5-10 letters in size, chosen at random, with spaces, special characters, and/or numbers embedded into words. >You need to be able to recall the passphrase that was used to encrypt the fi
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by parfe 10y ago
"There is no Drive app for Linux at this time." Meanwhile three years ago the message read: "Drive for Linux isn’t ready just yet"
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by parfe 10y ago
Python 2 had an inherent flaw with character encoding. While passing data around, strings and bytes were treated as the same thing, until they weren't the same thing, at which point your software broke in horrible and unexpected ways.
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by parfe 10y ago
A blanket ban on software developers lying about being engineers would be a good start.
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by parfe 10y ago
Wonder what the odds are a phone review blogger receives a defective flagship device.
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by parfe 10y ago
>Why do comments like this get upvoted so much? They're dressed up versions of "correlation != causation". Low thought comments appealing to people with not-even stats 101 knowledge. There is no such thing as a perfect st
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by parfe 10y ago
>Not much seems to have happened in LibreSSL since the initial rage-sprint. Where did you get that impression? https://github.com/libressl-portable/openbsd/commits/master shows an actively developed projec
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by parfe 10y ago
Uber needs it, but so many companies began moving towards self driving cars as well. Is Uber even doing any in house research? Does Volvo need Uber? Volvo can just license the Dominoes app and have the same technology backbone Uber has, p
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by parfe 10y ago
Uber's insane valuation hinges on growing from a cab service into a Dominoes competitor? A Peapod competitor? A Zipcar competitor? An Amazon competitor? All of them? It just seems so improbable that one company would capture every
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by parfe 10y ago
If excel isn't the first item on your list for teaching programming you're already out of touch. Let's pretend you're a high schooler volunteering at a charity. "Donors who attended our last five fundraisers?"
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by parfe 10y ago
I read the whole drama bomb which could be a high school aged spat as easily as the adults involved in the Tor project, but this stood out: >To be clear I believe Jake has hurt people (which he has admitted himself) and didn't respe
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by parfe 10y ago
In Emacs I use mu4e pointed at a local Maildir and sync against an imap server using mbsync (switched away from offlineimap because of UID validity issues, which is apparently offlineimap's only method of tracking messages, may be a fl
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by parfe 10y ago
>"Whistle-blowers go to significant efforts to get us material and often very significant risks," Assange said. "As a 27-year-old, works for the DNC, was shot in the back, murdered just a few weeks ago for unknown reasons
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by parfe 10y ago
Wikileaks, and Assange specifically, keep implying Seth Rich leaked them DNC emails to attention whore on his death. Really disgusting behavior.
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by parfe 10y ago
All of them.
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by parfe 10y ago
>A WHtR of over 0.5 is critical and signifies an increased risk Both measures put you in an at risk categories. Why doesn't that concern you?
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by parfe 10y ago
>What's wrong with BMI for something like this? How many runners do you know who would complain about BMI? Or weight lifters? It's the fat people who don't like it.

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