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skoob

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    Comment #37290579

    The term "opensource software" was coined by the OSI founders explicitly to have the meaning they laid out in the Open Source Definition. The term didn't exist before that.

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    Comment #37290486

    By default, ArgoCD doesn't remove resources if the manifests are deleted, but you can switch this by turning on auto prune[1]. Likewise, you can specify whether a persistent volume…

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    Comment #36851477

    That's pretty typical for how typography develops. Majuscule and miniscule letters were just two different styles of writing the same letter. But eventually, people started using m…

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    Comment #34321317

    But any shell that tab completes make targets should also tab complete executables? Just write ./scripts (or whatever) and whack tab.

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    Comment #32355266

    You mean the phone app icon? The symbol that's in the middle of the Whatsapp logo? I think it'll be fine for a while. Probably for as long as physical emergency phones exist.

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    Comment #30708180

    This is about making the same files accessible inside and outside a container. Docker does that by bind mounting files from outside of the container's file tree into it. Bind mount…

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    Comment #28344489

    I'm assuming you're Australian. In the rest of the world, a tablespoon is 15ml.

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    Comment #22216944

    Sure, although to descend feels a lot more formal than descendre does in French.

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    Comment #13919479

    I'm assuming the files were downloaded using Bittorrent or some other file sharing service, and the hashes of the downloaded files were logged on his Mac.

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    Comment #13270768

    Norway uses a lot of electricity for energy intensive industries like aluminium production.

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    Comment #7863898

    "Don't hate the player, hate the game" is a false dichotomy. It's perfectly possible to conclude that the system is rotten and still call out those who take advantage of it in ways…

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    Comment #7815444

    For those interested in XSS challenges, there's also http://escape.alf.nu , which I think has a slightly better UI.

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    Comment #7365605

    According to that test, I'm ENFJ, but usually these tests tend to tell me that I'm INTP or INTJ. I'm also an Aries, born in the year of the monkey and I'm pretty sure I would be la…

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    Comment #6764853

    Having a disability doesn't necessarily mean that the person is wheelchair bound.

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    Comment #6705962

    This assumes that the reporting rate is the same for robberies committed by males and females. It is entirely possible that e.g. victims are less likely to report robberies commite…

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    Comment #6632467

    In general "race" is a bogus term. Usually, when people (especially Americans) use the word race, they actually mean something closer to ethnicity.

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    Comment #6441718

    It's designed so that the different weights take approximately the same width, so that does mean that the lighter weights have larger tracking (ie spacing between letters) than the…

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    Comment #6441457

    Spiekermann also designed FF Meta, which is the font used for the Mozilla and Firefox wordmarks ( http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/styleguide/communications/typef... ). So, the similar…

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    Comment #6422861

    Right, lets just "cope" with climate change the same way we did 425,000 years ago. By dying, I guess? What's wierd is that despite that fact that's you've done your best to make AG…

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    Comment #6172169

    I'm pretty sure that's Ubuntu Mono: http://font.ubuntu.com/#charset-mono-regular

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    Comment #6161129

    > However, there is a trap in this. [...] Pigs and cows would exist in a wild state in a small fraction of their former "territory." If at all. Why would that be a problem?