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Comment #48525213
Does this _need_ to be language specific, semantic and smart? Just a word-based diff would be so much better than a line-based diff.
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Comment #48133022
Are there 2 things called fsync now? I had to ask google, because the article fails to explain it. Google says yes, this is something else than the fsync syscall (man 2 fsync).
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Comment #47892069
Have medical researchers not heard of gitignore? Any hypothesis about the mechanism here?
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Comment #46163368
Absolutely not. I wish everyone knew the difference between patents and copyright. You can download an open source HEVC codec, and use it for all they care according to their copyr…
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Comment #46006870
Thanks for the link!
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Comment #45301031
Hi fellow Kate user. I agree.
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Comment #44260531
Ah, much better source: iOS is the answer to where the vulnerability was – right in the headline. I could not find that by searching for the usual keywords in the original post.
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Comment #41850319
What a 90s thing to do! Shrug! fast forward to the 2020s Is there an app for that? I don't know how to put a shortcut on the a desktop anymore.
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Comment #41638593
I thought so, but that's what I came to the comment section to know ;-)
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Comment #41432097
Setting a variable by split identifier is surprisingly common in CMake (because functions can't return a value): > set(${VAR}_VERSION ${VERSION}) This is the main reason I don't li…
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Comment #41387622
But not all governments, thankfully. Remember DVD-Jon? He won the trial for breaking DVD crypto, because consumer rights stood above trade secrets.
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Comment #40975512
I see this as an attempt at a lesser evil, and I would support that (see my EME DRM comment), but I have one concern: Does this new "privacy preserving attribution" feature respect…
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Comment #40975142
Yes, that line is important. This has happened before. Remember the critique against Encrypted Media Extensions ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encrypted_Media_Extensions ): Oh no,…
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Comment #40766337
Me too. I have a branch with some commits on top of git-revise where I implemented this config option: ~/.gitconfig [sequence] presentation-order-head-on-top = true Branch: https:/…
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Comment #40766201
Why haven't more people heard of git revise? Unless you actually want to transplant your changes onto a new base, honestly, do yourself a favor and use this instead: https://github…
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Comment #40201465
He couldn't have come up with a more french name? /s
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Comment #40173826
The following heuristic has become increasingly true over the last couple of decades: If you have some kind of "charset" configuration anywhere, and it's not UTF-8, it's wrong. Pyt…
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Comment #39324515
I think you are onto it: Why don't we use a heavier hydrogen-bearing molecule that is actually possible to store as energy bearer? You mention natural gas; that's one option (CH3 =…
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Comment #38943383
I'm skeptical because C++ is a slippery slope. Glad to see they are going for templates and concepts, and not constructors and destructors. Yes, what C++ is supposedly good for – R…
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Comment #38928072
Interesting. I can't help but think of Git as a benchmark for these criteria: In my mind, Git is very guilty of 1-5, and any CLI would struggle with 6 (save for discoverability), b…
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Comment #38832262
Do you totally disagree that this is the minimum? I'm only saying that the context is the minimum. I refuse to disagree with you about things I'm not saying.
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Comment #38830991
I also want to slightly disagree, or rather state a minimum: The most important part of a commit message is the context. Good enough commit log: utils: Minor drivers: Fix assets: U…
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Comment #38775417
The irony is that most people who think they want an app would not see the difference between that and a shortcut to your webpage.
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Comment #37728393
Whether you seek royalties or not, you only want to step on your own patents (or the participating parties, who can agree on licensing), not a patent troll (non-participating entit…
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Comment #37719529
Patents against standards: It's a failure of our society when it's near impossible to write a standard without stepping on someone's patent. When an open standard is patented, it i…