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innot

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About innot

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    The next step is to drop sparkling water for regular water. There is no particular difference when you are thirsty, and bubbles have some adverse effects, some say.

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    This lead me to the following - what if you make a compost pile the size (mass) of Sun? Meaning, it won't be made of hydrogen, but rather some carbon-based molecules. I'm not sure …

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    > RAID or storage replication in distributed storage is not only useless, but actively undesirable I guess I'm different from most people, good news! When building my new "home ser…

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    Does that mean that polar regions now also get coverage? Great news for my Chukotka dacha!

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    The same functionality has been in boost [0] for quite a while. So, if you can't see the ugly iterators anymore, but have an outdated compiler, this is an option. [0] https://www.b…

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    Genesis has finally joined the best people of this world. Rest in bliss.

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    > Once you std::move an object and pass it to someone who takes an rvalue-reference, your local object may very well end up in an invalid state. As far as I remember, move construc…

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    I remember that these days google requires a phone number. Finding a throwaway number is hard, especially in some countries.

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    Comment #20140798

    Alcohol prohibition in the US that happened in the twenties doesn't seem to have helped as well?

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    And now you pay to give that data to Digital Ocean.

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    Comment #20029773

    Firefox uses processes, not threads for parallelism, doesn't it?

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    In gdb that stands for "Text user interface".

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    I don't own a chromebook, but have you tried [0]? Looks like it allows to run linux programs fairly easily. [0] https://github.com/dnschneid/crouton

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    I got so fed up with Outlook that I surveyed the bigger half of the office population to find out the outbound server and switched to Thunderbird under a linux vm. Not sure whether…

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