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Comment #11267779
> Are there any resources that talk about what is a safe number of satellites for different altitudes and the effects of space pollution? Lots . It tracks radius squared, if not cu…
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Comment #11155575
The words you are looking for are "losing" and "rogue."
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Comment #7859146
Given that protecting the source IP is not a goal (keyspace is far too small for that), why use something like MD5 when something like CityHash or MurmurHash3 would do?
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Comment #7543155
Competition with what? Windows, OS X? Xorg? Edit: Can't seem to reply to child, but Mir isn't really a credible competitor (See: http://aseigo.blogspot.com/2014/03/more-on-why-disp…
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Comment #7527979
Tarsnap?
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Comment #7518512
Maybe OP means the C# standard library is richer... I'd believe that.
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Comment #7513622
Presumably the person dumping names and emails (PII/PID) on pastebin has little regard for gag orders. (And no motivation not to reveal such an order, if proof were readily availab…
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Comment #7508162
Awesome, looking forward to that day :). Keep up the great work.
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Comment #7508139
If they had evidence of that, why wouldn't they have pasted it as well? I'm assuming it's baseless speculation. Btw, has anyone actually confirmed any of these emails / names are r…
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Comment #7502825
How? They still have gobs of principal lying around making gains. Unless you mean it will help enable more progressive taxation and income redistribution via the federal government…
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Comment #7502786
GPLv3 doesn't see very widespread use. Fedora tracks licenses on a package by package basis. You can fairly easily determine what the license of a library you use is, and recursive…
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Comment #7502745
The last time I looked at upb, it only supported parsing, which was a deal-breaker. Have you implemented serializing since then? It's hard to tell from the git log, which is mostly…
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Comment #7498987
Yes, sure. GDB-level debugging of Python programs, without something like Pyringe, is pretty useless. So I am excited for the Python-level tool for debugging Python.
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Comment #7498983
> The ports selection in FreeBSD is second to none. Linux has nothing close. [citation needed]. If you mean Linux-just-the-kernel, sure? But that's not really comparable. Every Lin…
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Comment #7496830
As long as we're talking about professionals, Usain Bolt can sprint at 27 mph, well above 10 mph :).
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Comment #7496737
This is super cool. With C programs, you can already attach gdb to a running program and start debugging, without starting the program under the debugger. Before pyringe, you could…
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Comment #7454671
If you try to work on a console in such a mode, it's really spammy and interferes with ... everything. I bet you could get something similar with /dev/console and minicom, or somet…
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Comment #7360992
Thanks for explaining, this is new to me. Sounds like the situation was just less bad than the video makes it out to be :).
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Comment #7360846
Why doesn't the pilot eject and let the plane crash? Is the plane more valuable than the pilot's life? (A damaged plane, no less.)
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Comment #7334896
If you think you're safe: it's the same thing with Linux. Yes, good distros sign their blobs and you can probably verify that with builtin tools. However, consider how distros gene…
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Comment #7326091
The logic at the end is still in parody mode. Flawed is the point.
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Comment #7312802
I agree with the sentiment, but I think your facts are a bit off and reflect HN insularity. The median 33% household income ("middle class") in the US is $30,000 to $62,500 ( house…
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Comment #6399605
GP made no claims about antibiotics and viruses. (S)he was simply going on a tangent about the problems with the anti-vaxx folks.
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Comment #6399417
Yes, so there's absolutely no reason to use it if you're primarily targeting Linux.
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Comment #6397073
The library may work, but Grand Central Dispatch, which is the whole point, is really an OS X thing. BSD may have adopted it, not sure. I'm pretty that confident Linux has not.