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Comment #12754690
Maybe you should gift her with a newer pasta machine. :) Pasta certainly isn't a staple of Finnish cuisine, but through family I have Italian relatives, and my parents have been ma…
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Comment #12703067
Ubuntu has done that a long time if there's a problem with graphics drivers. Don't know more specifics for your issue, since I haven't run Ubuntu in a VM in years.
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Comment #12565320
Or ramdisk if you have a stable system.
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Comment #12382295
Luckily you don't need to maintain electric cars at all.
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Comment #12352357
Did you know you can start the command with the redirection operator? Unless you are concatenating stuff, I see no reason to use cat.
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Comment #12327051
I guess I'm never to actually “get Lisp” to appreciate its syntax. >Aside from the prefix ordering, Common Lisp’s syntax is already a bit more elegant because you can set arbitrari…
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Comment #12291622
If the projects GitHub page is anything to go by, I doubt that. The only thing that's been changed in 9 months is the readme, and the change was to remove the note about the projec…
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Comment #12289108
How about this, too: var a = 1 ^ 2 As it stands, I find the thing entirely useless.
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Comment #12150266
Must be a funny comparison group you have there.
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Comment #12150056
I guess the site is served using PHP.
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Comment #12092488
FWIW, files.kde.org does support HTTPS as well.
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Comment #11832921
And if anonymity is of no concern, why not run OpenVPN on Raspberry Pi (or something similar) at home? Cheap to set up, and no running costs (assuming internet access at home).
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Comment #11792244
Haven't been following this blog, but one thing caught my eye while skimming the post: >The implementations of these methods need to modify the correct bits of the u16 without touc…
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Comment #11564925
Yeah, but robocars don't honk. Or perhaps they will, too.