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Comment #5879290
Yes, well, he named MySQL after a daughter called My, too.
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Comment #3207574
Yeah, I can actually agree on that. I think there's a few times where I've registered and jumped through hoops only to find that, no indeed, "we do not ship outside of the USA"
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Comment #3206213
This deal is about ebooks, so I figure shipping would be whatever your isp charges you for traffic in this particular case.
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Comment #3101778
My computer club has used nginx since it first came out in 2004. We also had a bit of contact with Igor to get it running on Solaris. Since then it has been a very reliable piece o…
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Comment #2845053
He has accepted an order of summary punishment, so at most it'll be a fine. It might not even be that, depending on how serious the prosecution will see it.
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Comment #2821520
Technically, it's only everyone but GNU that (re)distributes emacs with the generated code that violate GPL, so you are correct in not calling that particular part a problem.
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Comment #2811547
He is still a man with great ideas, and an amazing ability to hype them. But yes, they get overhyped. Black & White sounded a lot more awesome than it turned out to be when release…
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Comment #2803793
If having your password on a note is good enough for Schneier ( http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2005/06/write_down_you... ), it's good enough for me. For pretty much the same…
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Comment #2802155
Wouldn't a OTP scheme like OPIE be able to do this decently? My own computers do not permit root login via ssh, but still it'd be more or less a trivial matter to set up a local ac…
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Comment #2780244
It would be interesting to know the reason for the article having been removed, as I would've liked to re-read it, having only more or less skimmed it yesterday.
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Comment #2780139
Eh, my stereo equipment didn't cost anywhere near ten grand, but I wager it can still show the difference between 160 and 320 kilobits of compressed music. From what I gathered fro…
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Comment #2780134
Well, for example, an ncurses interface would be nice. That way I wouldn't need to use NX or other RDP software if I wanted to use spotify from my jukebox computer.
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Comment #2776417
It is indeed a decent service, and I guess it was worth the money I've paid for it, but there certainly are a bunch of flaws. I miss a lot of my personal music library in it, for e…
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Comment #2776387
There's also the so-called "MP3 effect", where people start to think that compressed crap is better than the lossless option.
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Comment #2606509
I think it makes more sense than ever to call the operating system "Other" instead. "So, what OS are you running?" "Debian Other on the laptop, Ubuntu Other at work" This would als…
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Comment #1962494
Doing beats talking every day of the week. Which is what a lot of these callers mentioned probably do wrong.
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Comment #1819112
Darn top poster.
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Comment #1353909
And I also believe that the inferior ruby mode gives you a ruby REPL in emacs anyhow.
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Comment #1352233
And to counter with a Donald Knuth quote, "We should continually be striving to transform every art into a science: in the process, we advance the art."
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Comment #1281489
Quite true. A movement like the free software one needs people who are not willing to barter with their ideals. I for one do not agree with RMS on everything, and I do still use a …
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Comment #1250423
Actually, it crashes Opera for me. I need to stop being bleeding edge about my browser, I guess.
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Comment #1182449
Well, from what I've skimmed in the emacs-devel list, there's some talk of putting guile in there, so that'd at least open up for scheme, and I guess javascript, or whatever it is …