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shadyabhi
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About shadyabhi
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Comment #47825371
Amazing, that's what I thought, this one should be easy to vibe, thanks for the effort.
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Comment #22913624
`cat` is not bash so you should revise that one-liner to use the bash built-in `read`.
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Comment #17685578
Any self-hosted alternative? I tried searching, couldn't find any.
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Comment #13429393
Any plans on providing search API?
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Comment #13429064
Are you using a opensource tool to crawl DHT?
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Comment #13429025
Yes, here in India blocking happens on port 80 only. Kind of nice, comply with the requests from the government but don't really block anything for the good of masses.
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Comment #6707342
You should generally do Report Spam,at least I do that. If the email was sent from something you didn't actually subscribe, hitting unsubscribe tells the spammer that the email id …
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Comment #4827444
Something similar in India: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/indiahome/indianews/article-22353...
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Comment #4782424
http://sprunge.us/TEPU is my hardware and this bug is produced only on random reboots/resumes. Earlier, I had i915.rc6=7 in my kernel parameter, but I have removed it now. I reboot…
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Comment #4782395
Or they limit the bandwidth per IP because there is really no need for that kind of insane bandwidth.
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Comment #4782360
On a different node, I am disappointed that kernel developers haven't been able to solve this bug https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=48721 since last 2 months. I am an avi…
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Comment #4569461
For now, it supports only few languages. That's sad.
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Comment #4435162
How is it different from using IMAP and an email client?
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Comment #4397827
Don't forget the insert mode. inoremap inoremap inoremap inoremap
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Comment #4373400
So, what are it's limitations, if any?
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Comment #4373384
Is there anything similar for Ruby?
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Comment #4372006
Try qbittorrent. It's really nice.