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timrod
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Comment #43179165
GitButler relicensed[1] to FSL, so it's source-available now, open-source after two years. [1]: https://blog.gitbutler.com/gitbutler-is-now-fair-source/
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Comment #22596928
For programming languages, there are several examples of commercially run package managers: - the Java/Kotlin/Scala ecosystem is based around maven central, which is run by Sonatyp…
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Comment #12667093
> One feature on slack that would help immensely would be an "urgent" signal vs a "if you see this in 2 hours time and respond i'm not that bothered. I just use email for that. Pin…
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Comment #11612404
SoundCloud | Berlin | Full-Time | ONSITE, VISA Our team at SC is looking for an experienced search engineer to help us help our users discover SoundCloud's huge and unique catalog …
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Comment #11420061
SoundCloud | Berlin | Full-Time | ONSITE, VISA Our team at SC is looking for an experienced search engineer to help us help our users discover SoundCloud's huge and unique catalog …
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Comment #11209262
SoundCloud | Berlin | Full-Time | ONSITE, VISA Our team at SC is looking for an experienced search engineer to help us help our users discover SoundCloud's huge and unique catalog …
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Comment #3675433
this is a straight copy-paste of http://blog.canonical.com/2011/12/22/vmware-view-tech-previe... with no attribution.
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Comment #3544944
if you're piping the output of tar, instead of using "tar f -", you can leave off the f argument (since you don't want to specify a file anyway) and tar will default to stdin/stdou…
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Comment #3091443
another gripe was the fact that the "backdoor within a backdoor" functionality (which AFAIK was ruled unlawful by German courts) is the only part of the trojan that tries to hide w…
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Comment #2863712
I'd write the scala example as names zip ages foreach { (name, age) => println(name + ": " + age) } which, imho, is a little easier on the eyes. [edit: fix syntax]
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Comment #1069621
maybe reading the first letter of each paragraph will make you feel better :).
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Comment #528634
> Email just feels more fragmented. ...which is good. I want to be able to choose who I trust with my ID-related information.