smegel

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by smegel 9y ago
Not if you browse with javascript disabled by default.
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by smegel 9y ago
Acting like a jerk then engaging in a self-serving and grovelling apology only when your customers start walking away deserves scorn and rejection.
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by smegel 9y ago
The fact you didn't engage with the community initially or ask for feedback speaks far more about your arrogance, incompetence and mendacity that the nature of the change itself. If I was using Patreon I would be looking for alternativ
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by smegel 9y ago
I am not sure I would want to discover an edge case anywhere.
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by smegel 9y ago
Don't forget about this one, similar but affects BSD and still open: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/15658
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by smegel 9y ago
What about the argument that Apple won't be able to take it's cut of apps sold and installed outside of the App store?
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by smegel 9y ago
That Twitter page is NSFW. Although the username should have warned me.
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by smegel 9y ago
> NoScript's unique whitelist based pre-emptive script blocking approach Is that unique apart from what Chrome has built in by default? (obviously you still need to opt-in).
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by smegel 9y ago
> The Xerox Alto, widely recognized as the first modern personal computer It it wasn't available for personal use, this is a delusional claim. Maybe the first prototype of a personal computer. But that's all it was - a (impre
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by smegel 9y ago
Yup came here to find this. Can open Drive, but not individual documents. Which is a real pain as there is something in one I need right now. And I have offline installed but no dice... (Australia) Edit: I was using it fine at around 7:20AM
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by smegel 9y ago
Yep, this bit me hard with my NVidia Shield TV. Plug in the portable USB HDD and the remote stopped worked. Thankfully Kodi streams from SMB shares extremely well.
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by smegel 9y ago
> Should I must move into management role for this? Do you want to be a manager? If not, you will be trading a life of misery for a modest pay raise.
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by smegel 9y ago
Is it illegal to bring a dog into Australia unless you are Johnny Depp? Answer: Australia has very strict bio-security laws.
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by smegel 9y ago
> It's an asymmetric system I thought it was an adversarial system and the judge was the umpire. > They are convinced the subject is guilty Is they believed that why wouldn't they "charge guilty" the accused? Or
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by smegel 9y ago
I thought he meant in the browser, where it is actually a real problem.
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by smegel 9y ago
> or has he been charged guilty by an overzealous prosecutor? Isn't that the point of a prosecutor?
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by smegel 9y ago
Productivity.
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by smegel 9y ago
I take it this hasn't be proven or demonstrated yet?
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by smegel 9y ago
> Hammer has always looked cool on paper but it's a hard sell to switch away from the battle-tested options like ZFS for a v1.0 codebase It is strange. Linux users would do anything for ZFS and BSDs are moving away from it.
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by smegel 9y ago
Does it matter? Do reads affect lifetime of SSDs? It can't be affecting performance, as if the drives were busy then it would be balanced much more evenly.
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by smegel 9y ago
I guess privacy is a middling concern in the face of the all important greylist.
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by smegel 9y ago
Something about "pointers-to-shared" from reading the feature list. What that is who knows.
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by smegel 9y ago
For a country that functions so well, it's amazing it can still have such occurrences of dysfunction and corruption. Sounds like this mayor would be a good prime minister.
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by smegel 9y ago
Ha I didn't think of that.
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by smegel 9y ago
> you stop the OS from being able to page out your executable (rarely a big loss) Why is this exactly?
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by smegel 9y ago
Unless the gap was very recent, it would be weird for that to affect someone in software development. As a research scientist, sure (for better or worse), but if you have spent the past 5 years doing X then you are quite well qualified to d
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by smegel 9y ago
Your site loads nothing with JavaScript disabled.
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by smegel 9y ago
How the heck do you concentrate with all the scenery around you though? I would not be able to sit still.
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by smegel 9y ago
Well no-one makes a big fuss about getting the common cold now do they?
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by smegel 9y ago
> Ignores patterns from your .gitignore, by default. Do you need to be in the current git directory for this to happen, or all git dirs that happen to be traversed? And are you using an NFA based regex engine?

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