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jsizz

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    Comment #12155521

    Why avoid recompiling? Why this reluctance to do a full rebuild? I started programming in a world where you had to wait a day to get 300 lines of Fortran built. Now I routinely bui…

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    Comment #12155442

    Why can't developers, y'know, ACTUALLY READ THE BLOODY WARNINGS? And then, y'know, they could FIX MORE THAN THE FIRST ONE after a single build pass?

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    Comment #12021984

    Three negative comments on this submission, that's some impressive anti-cult thing you've got going. Slackware doesn't do "security theatre" updates. Whenever there's both a credib…

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    Comment #11936799

    Yeah whatevs. This reminds me of the ICL DAP with 1024 processors from 1979... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICL_Distributed_Array_Processo...

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    Comment #11912562

    > sometimes they cause problems (hello, Debian weak keys). > until recently nobody was packaging Chromium for example. To name one example, SlackBuilds.org has had Chromium since 2…

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    Comment #11836034

    The planning authorities have an obligation to consider the potential historical and archaeological impact of a proposed development, and can impose an obligation on the developer …

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    Comment #11495531

    Yes, you're being ignorant. Use '--content-disposition' with wget, or '--remote-name' in curl. The top level directory in the tarball corresponds to this name and everything works …

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    Comment #10877260

    And thus, every boneheaded project that ships with -Werror enabled will inflict an excrement tornado of FAIL on its grateful users and packagers. THIS IS WHY YOU SHOULD NOT USE -We…

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    Comment #10812991

    Oxford Flood Network http://oxfloodnet.co.uk/ "Making a flood detection network in Oxford, using low cost sensors and volunteers"

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    Comment #10770221

    Parloff spent years publishing pro SCO Group articles and pushing the undisclosed-Microsoft-patents-in-Linux meme. Do we spot a pattern here?

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    Comment #10615144

    Thanks. FYI, for the upcoming 14.2 release we have an officially unofficial repo with hundreds of fixes for 14.2 ready to go (and hundreds more needed). I'll admit I get a little t…

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    Comment #10612329

    > I eventually left because slackbuilds.org was not being run very well and I couldn't get the packages I needed I'd be interested to hear more about that if you're willing to shar…

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    Comment #10610381

    > I have never used a more convenient package manager than sbopkg before. Dependencies can be cleanly recorded and built with queuefiles. http://idlemoor.github.io/slackrepo/index.…

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    Comment #10567348

    It's worth pointing out that the Bernard S. Greenberg mentioned in the article in connection with NXSYS is the celebrated Multician who ported Emacs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/…

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    Comment #10554592

    "What makes Waterfox so fast? It's built with Intel's C++ compiler. One of the most powerful compilers out there. This enables us to make the fastest possible web browser for all t…

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    Comment #10495056

    So now Merriam-Webster has become the Twelfth Circuit? This is the lamest jurisdiction shopping I've seen in a while.

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    Comment #10494958

    I absolutely do not agree with the idea that this is stealing. How can it be stealing, when the owner still has the thing that was supposedly stolen? Different circumstances, diffe…

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    Comment #10494783

    > What word would you use instead? Infringing. (duh)

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    Comment #10455289

    Please take a moment to actually read the Data Protection Act 1998. http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1998/29 75 matches for 'offence' on that page. Sections 61 and 47 are partic…