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h2hn

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    Comment #14559313

    No way man. If you solved that problem you would be rich.

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    Comment #14544198

    And here is the madness: :) https://github.com/coreutils/coreutils/commit/35217221c211f3...

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    Comment #14093096

    Cool but requires shit (js at least)

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    Comment #14086459

    are you american or what? That's really insane man. Take care of yourself. :)

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    Comment #13962161

    Truuuue. :) But my point is my searches usually end up in: wikipedia, blogpost, *overflow, twitter, reddit, papers ... So making a search engine for only those sites, could be a us…

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    Comment #13961872

    I don't see any problem here. I've been using startpage for the last 5 years and I'm not looking back. I woudn't have any problem using any other search engine, nowdays any search …

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    Comment #13935790

    I spent the last week testing ext4/btrfs/zfs on Linux and I found that zfs is rather slow and btrfs has improved its performance a lot in the last years (I should refined the scrip…

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    Comment #13884194

    Awesome video. I've watch the video at least 2 times it's great and interesting. :) I cannot recommend all the CCC media highly enough. ;)

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    Comment #13880895

    shameless plug: https://github.com/liloman/pomodoroTasks2

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    Comment #13859457

    Got it but not for my use case then cause I don't want to halve my storage capacity. Anyway I will try to use it for my main PC which has several disks and continue to use my solut…

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    Comment #13857564

    Ok, so zfs for single drive users doesn't fix single data corruption. Definitely I'm going to use my solution so. All the next generation FS stuff is cool (btrfs also indeed) but f…

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    Comment #13856770

    Is zfs able to repair from single data (copy) corruption? My main issue is to be able to repair a "silent" data corruption on a single drive machine. Am I able to use x% of my "par…

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    Comment #13853197

    Interesting. That's rigth the kind of hardware I was referring to, 1 GB of plain RAM. Truly, I haven't tested ZFS yet for that reason I've always read that ZFS has big requirements…

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    Comment #13853021

    I started a really simple and effective project the last month to be able to fix from bitrot in linux(MacOs/Unix?). It's "almost done" just need more real testing and make the syst…

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    Comment #13851207

    Seriously, I'm been using it for more than 5 years and I've only enabled it for local sites and everything is working. It depends on what sites you browse. I don't do any social, u…

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    Comment #13846758

    I used it for 10 years till 6 years ago. kudos for it!!

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    Comment #13777878

    if you're a technical person you don't associate containers with docker. That technology is much older than docker and even with that there're so many alternatives than docker is j…

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    Comment #13659219

    Interesting

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    Comment #13658799

    That's the way how git and git-annex work.

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    Comment #13658767

    The spender's opinion is interesting: https://lwn.net/Articles/668735/

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    Comment #13403566

    I'm glad you liked it. :) I don't understand why the default bash/readline doesn't get something related for substring search or way better autocompletions, it's really not that ha…

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    Comment #13401454

    I actually resolved most of that common issues with just bash: :) Substring history search, so you can use just a substring to look for a argument,command. Binded to ctr+r/s by def…

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    Comment #12962983

    Cool. I've been using a combination of NoScript,Self-destruction coockies,ublock and a personal vimperator script to wipe out all that nasty stuff when I close the window. https://…

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    Comment #12586401

    I made a pomodoro app for Linux based on taskwarrior. I have been using it for a while with free sync online ... https://github.com/liloman/pomodoroTasks