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seclorum_wien

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    Comment #45616728

    Can confirm, have ventured all over the deserts of my homeland, and every time I do, I am filled with awe at the temerity of life on the brink of hardship. It is a spiritually rewa…

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    Comment #45616661

    In my opinion this is one of the most productive uses of the Internet. It can really help to have this running on some spare screen while trapped in the deep, deep depths of cubicl…

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    Comment #31892668

    >I suppose what’s particularly brilliant with CRDTs is that they handle both use cases very well, you don’t have to have two different systems. .. and can equally be used to make C…

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    Comment #31892663

    error joining room.

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    Comment #31892649

    Because CRUD is the opposite of collaborative editing, and people are sick of it - CRDT represents a solution to getting humans working together through computers that isn't based …

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    Comment #31801657

    Yes indeed, and let us not forget that the Romans had slaves.

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    Comment #31801647

    >Are they sure it was definitely the same author? Perhaps there is a better analysis available, but the lines of the phallus appear to me to have been cut by the same author of the…

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    Comment #31801531

    Three cheers for Devuan! :). Completely agree, this would've been an easy distro switch-a-rooni ..

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    Comment #31801487

    >You can run quite a lot in 512MB of RAM if you use the right languages to write code in. I recently delivered a production-ready embedded system running Armbian with 512megs RAM, …

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    Comment #31561288

    No software ever works without defining nuts and/or bolts. Software is language. It is as slippery as all other human languages when you try to pin it down to absolutes.

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    Comment #31561062

    Both programs are easy to use, though. If a company has Photoshop installed, use it, sure. But there is also no reason not to use GIMP if that is preferred, and .. you know .. gets…

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    Comment #31560478

    If you have a Raspberry Pi, you can run ZynthianOS by just flashing the image and booting. You can also run Zynthian headless on your own RaspberryPi, should you have one available…

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    Comment #31549746

    ZynthianOS: https://zynthian.org Monome NORNS: https://monome.org/docs/norns/shield/ Both of these Linux vendors have created what you describe - definitely worth checking out if y…

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    Comment #31496241

    I cringe at the places I've used XML for things like declarative programming, its just too obnoxious to think about. However, as someone who is currently pushing bytecode on the wi…

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    Comment #31496200

    > linuxphones A hacker friend of mine carries around his pixel, which he has set up to use DAS KEYBOARD (ohne buchstaben) as his Linux development workstation. This is a wonder to …

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    Comment #31480330

    Now we just need those hydro-fuel cell guys to wake up and drop a feed line somewhere hydro-dynamically convenient, and we can stop carrying fuel-tanks with us, forever ..

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    Comment #31480263

    >that would have far exceeded the capacity of an Amiga disk Simple bitmaps for game-mechanics/level design goes back to the 8-bit era. Bitmaps with colour bytes that indicate level…

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    Comment #31436842

    Back in the day, I'd tee a supposedly quiet log file to /dev/snd0 on my workstation so I could take a nap under the desk and be sure to be woken up when the particles hit the fabri…

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    Comment #31356322

    The Deluge is simply an amazing device, and I can confirm it is definitely not difficult to purchase. Also, quite a great company support experience too.

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    Comment #31251902

    It is quite extraordinary that such a treatise would not have an entire section on "What is a User?", and really very weird to me that the primacy of the user over the developer, i…