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Comment #12193520
Shrinkwrap is ridiculous. I'm expected to go look at every resolved dependency and individually add them if I want to update or not? No thanks; one app at my workplace defines ~50 …
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Comment #12191699
I think it's not bashing of npm specifically so much as it is the node ecosystem it serves and depends on; at least in my mind it's difficult to separate node from npm. That said, …
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Comment #12154813
It was actually two years ago, if someone wants to correct the title. Edit: I clearly can't read. Upvoted you both, thanks.
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Comment #12140348
You can't, only its application. Genicap's patent does cover application in software though.
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Comment #12133336
Is there a meaningful performance difference between ZFS in FreeBSD or Illumos and ZoL? Edit: this is a legitimate question. I know previously Linux-related ZFS efforts used FUSE, …
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Comment #12118861
I think this is overstating the risk a little bit. Looking at the video linked elsewhere, this was run in a bedroom on the second or even third floor of a single-family residence. …
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Comment #12109152
I was wondering about the 1.3/100m number and found this: http://www-fars.nhtsa.dot.gov/Main/index.aspx It has data from 1994 to 2014, including this plus several other statistics.…
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Comment #12100547
Unless you're OK with breaking compatibility with all existing Windows apps - most of which you have no control over - rewriting the kernel as a POSIX thing is going to look a lot …
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Comment #12083185
I don't know the answer to that, or about Roth 401(k) plans, but I think there are a lot of people overall with one or the other. I think that threatening either would have an effe…
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Comment #12082520
The actual open letter: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ana.24689/full
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Comment #12079916
This doesn't make sense to me. The entire point of Roth is that you pay tax up front, and then the retirement proceeds are tax-free (assuming you withdraw after proper age, etc.). …
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Comment #12055229
I don't know if it's universal, but it's at least extremely common for there to be a psych eval prior to receiving a badge. Not sure why the parent thinks otherwise.
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Comment #12050667
From the article: "Two days earlier, at 11.30pm on December 26, Murdock was arrested after drunkenly banging on a neighbor's front door with such force it was as if he were trying …
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Comment #12023001
Why are you being such a jackass with your replies? You asked an ambiguous question not really relevant to the article, people are trying to answer, and you're attacking their answ…
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Comment #11990251
This wasn't exactly a fuel economy issue, it was more of an emissions cheat. I get great economy out of my Golf - higher than advertised. I agree that if they'd done the right thin…
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Comment #11990197
"Owners will have two years to decide whether to sell back vehicles..." So the rumor is I can drive my affected Golf TDI for ~2 more years, and then get compensated @9/2015 value p…
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Comment #11989046
I refrained from commenting earlier but I've upvoted you because something about that thin font + red + gray background was very difficult to look at, i.e. literally my eyes were m…
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Comment #11987024
I think you can also just uninstall KB3035583 and then 'hide' it from windows update.
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Comment #11979155
The article points out that he's 27 years old.
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Comment #11979112
This blog post, and my reply, was about the powder. 1.6 introduces soy as a major component for the first time, which is what I was trying to say earlier. Edit: to clarify, 2.0 is …