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Comment #47557294
There might be legal or compliance reasons for them want to not be a weapons or military equipment providers, no?
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Comment #47370183
As others have noticed, this is similar to ytch.xyz. What ytch does better is that it is mostly keyboard navigable (with minor annoyances), which also makes it usable with a remote…
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Comment #37430764
ebook reader. epub, chm... That looks like low hanging fruit.
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Comment #23233537
Kinda, but not really. It has no support for rrdcached flush, AVERAGE CF is hardcoded , and I cannot seem to get it to not connect lines through gaps where there were no measuremen…
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Comment #23232186
Will Grafana ever add direct support for rrd datasources?
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Comment #13704797
I don't think there's a tiling wm that puts mouse first. I think years ago there was some work on KDE to add some tiling behaviour, but I don't know if it was merged and buried in …
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Comment #13680003
I wonder why is https://prgmr.com/xen/ never mentioned in these benchmarks. Years ago it often was, whenever there was Linode there was prgmr, but nowadays not so much.
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Comment #13677533
Could you please link to the mentioned thread?
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Comment #12413214
The stranded bloggers story discussion on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4468037
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Comment #12077848
Because js-heavy sites are slow on a bit older pc's that are otherwise perfectly capable for most of the other tasks. See idlewords.com/talks/website_obesity.htm
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Comment #11796732
He's referring to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11782364
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Comment #11416695
Yes, the nag text was removed, but at least xscreensaver gets updates, which was the whole point. > patches/packages/xscreensaver-5.34-i486-1_slack14.1.txz: Upgraded. I promised jw…
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Comment #11313417
So? Large majority code running in any distro was developed by third parties. This means nothing. It's a part of Slackware. It was announced in Tue Sep 16 11:20:30 PDT 2003 that it…
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Comment #11311432
Because you weren't supposed to see it there. Because it was never announced. Because it was never planned to be in there. It might happen in the future, but as of now Slackware (a…
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Comment #11311392
I used Arch for 8 months sometime in 2010. And I switched my main computer to Arch just yesterday, just to give it a shot, to see a different approach, to use a systemd-based syste…
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Comment #11311263
slackpkg update && slackpkg upgrade-all. See http://slackpkg.org/documentation.html . slackpkg is a part of Slackware, installed by default. If you really like apt, you can use sla…
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Comment #11088916
You could use dnsmasq for your LAN. That way you can just use the hosts files as they are. If it really has to be bind, check out this page for a tutorial on blocking using bind: h…
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Comment #10859259
Unfortunate naming. There's also a ledger-like CLI finance app using the name Penny. And I honestly thought that's what the submission was about. http://massysett.github.io/penny/
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Comment #10690089
Years ago Radiolab did an episode on colors: http://www.radiolab.org/story/211119-colors/ In the second segment they introduce a potential tetrachromat, Susan Hogan (not the same p…
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Comment #10657425
Alpha Centauri is the only game of the whole genre I could get into. The SF setting, the faction leaders and their personalities, voiceovers, music, atmosphere... That game is basi…
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Comment #10611196
slackpkg doesn't do dependencies. slapt-get ( http://software.jaos.org/ ) does, but it needs repo that has dependency metadata. Official repos don't have it. If a repository doesn'…
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Comment #10390225
99% invisible did a pretty good episode on that: http://99percentinvisible.org/episode/children-of-the-magent...
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Comment #10375848
Could you please provide some links about this? I'm curious.