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calanya
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Comment #17133025
How does Newsboat support non-Latin scripts? Seems like a pretty basic requirement. E.g., this blog is in Hebrew, you can see the expected text layout on its website: https://worka…
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Comment #16626902
They should have notified the users whose information was leaked, as soon as they knew about it. The 50M users whose information was handed to Kogan, and then Kogan sold to CA, sho…
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Comment #13409148
The author's concerns are well justified, however they suggest to provide an alternative.
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Comment #13099474
Measuring time in picoseconds. The current unix timestamp is roughly 2^70 picoseconds, so won't fit in 64 bits.
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Comment #12890322
For male scientists. Feels weird
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Comment #12675730
That the clock always moves forward. As one example, some clocks are cpu specific (rather than system specific). When a thread gets scheduled to a different cpu, it might be talkin…
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Comment #12284644
Providing account authentication as a service seems like a no-brainer. Does no company in this space know how to sell to conservative IT organizations like air lines?
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Comment #12189266
The moment my girl was born. I now regret waiting so long to be a parent.
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Comment #11795820
That's fine. I am really interested in the possibility of running a 'homeserver' directly on a phone. Do you think that would be possible?
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Comment #11795202
Is anyone working on it that I could help?
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Comment #11795112
I have a computer which is always on and always connected. It's my smartphone. Can I just run a 'homeserver' on that and be connected?
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Comment #11651197
A school is made up of buildings and teachers, but most importantly - peers, and that must have changed dramatically. Also, the home environment of the students has a huge impact o…
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Comment #11352197
The alternative to small modules is not no modules at all, it's libraries.
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Comment #11192550
"Secure" but "we advise against using Bitfly for highly sensitive data. You have been warned.". So is it secure or isn't it?
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Comment #10842039
It's funny to say json and edn represent data, because they are both strictly UTF8 encoded - raw bytes have to be encoded somehow (with neither standard specifying a prefer erred m…
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Comment #10834707
My father was a commander in the six-day war, and certainly could not speak Polish. This is the first time I've heard of this notion. Most anyone raised in Israel would not be able…
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Comment #9817776
Err, to help people who don't have any money?
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Comment #7281433
Microsoft's approach to Web development is not in favor of openness, despite of all of Scott's efforts. They are still pushing the closed, proprietary Silverlight over HTML5.
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Comment #6003183
This is incredibly American centric and ignorant of variant weather conditions. Try wearing a fit shirt, long pants and leather shoes in 90+ weather...
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Comment #6003159
The Harris-Benedict study is from 1919 on a population of 239 subjects . I'm just wondering - Do you know if it has been re-evaluated in more recent years, and was found valid?