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malone

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    Comment #44672878

    Why is the commit frame not sufficient to determine whether the transaction was fully written or not? Is there a scenario where the commit frame is fsynced to disk but the proceedi…

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    Comment #43928410

    > The data in the article proves Gary's point. Not only is income tax brought in less now, but more taxes are VAT Does the article data show that? Looking at the tax % graph the ra…

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    Comment #43871592

    They give a lot of characters/vbucks away for free. I have a whole list of skins (including the 3 you mentioned) and have never spent any actual money on fortnite. I can't deny the…

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    Comment #36256776

    If this is true why does Apollo need its own server at all? Couldn't the client make requests directly to the reddit api servers instead? Then each user could use their own api key…

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    Comment #10203966

    I've just been practicing Ian's fastest knot for the last 10 minutes and I can definitely see the speed advantage already. My only issue is in keeping the starting knot tight. I us…

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    Comment #9940746

    It might be fun to engineer a gzip stream that uncompresses to something huge, and then serve that instead. I wonder if you could compress it enough that the limiting factor become…

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    Comment #8663117

    Thank you for writing that. I'm going through a rough patch at the moment and you've really given me a moment of clarity. I've realized that there is at least one person in my life…

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    Comment #8168021

    I like your solution to prevent the kernel from interfering with your packets. An alternative method I've used in the past is to add an iptables rule to silently drop the incoming …

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    Comment #7416241

    They are using node-webkit which means any javascript has unrestricted access to the nodejs api http://nodejs.org/api/ . It wouldn't be hard to do something malicious with those lo…

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    Comment #7395085

    I have a bodged together standing/bed desk - http://imgur.com/Ia9GNwL I tend to stand behind the desk during the day and recline on the bed in the evenings. I do find reclining wit…

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    Comment #6807862

    Yesterdays discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6802203

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    Comment #6802825

    I always feel guilty about how much I end up downloading from the npm registry. I keep my nodejs projects is separate dirs, so I end up downloading the same dependencies over and o…

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    Comment #6781356

    How about node-webkit? https://github.com/rogerwang/node-webkit It's basically Chromium on top of nodejs. Then you can mix your C++ code with nodejs via addons. http://nodejs.org/a…

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    Comment #6522761

    That check is actually recommended by the RFC, but using the --noarp switch should disable it.

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    Comment #6507020

    When rsync needs to update a file it saves the contents to a temporary file first and then copies it over at the end, which should be an atomic operation on most filesystems. So yo…

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    Comment #5534118

    Any plans to release the nodejs code? Coding in the browser is ok, but it'd be much nicer to be able to code in my usual editor and test locally using the nodejs version.

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    Comment #3857166

    Streams are nice but in my experience there aren't many modules that let you use them. Most networking protocol modules will only let you specify a hostname and port to connect to,…

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    Comment #3343368

    I don't understand why they didn't just provide an api to normal IP layer sockets, it would have given a lot more flexibility. I'm thinking the sort of lower level networking acces…

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    Comment #3291479

    Nice work. I've been looking for a pastebin server to run on our internal network for a while now and this certainly seems like a winner. Would be useful if there was an option to …

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    Comment #3258570

    Same here, most man pages seem pretty good at documenting all the available options, but are pretty useless at explaining how the tool should actually be used. I'd like to see some…

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    Comment #3249038

    Agreed, you can build great apps with html and js if you're prepared to spend the time, but it never quite feels like it's the right tool for the job. Flex has more in common with …