Manozco

Which includes Oracle, so they could sue Canonical and/or zfs users if I understand everything correctly

You would probably be less rich than if you had 1$ each time MongoDB loses data :P /s

opening and quiting vim for a file of 2500 lines of C++ (so with all the plugins and stuff) takes 0.030seconds. I don't see how you can be satisfied with 2 seconds startup for a terminal application

and then: make it distributed, make it serverless :D

Except that (correct me if I'm wrong), the platform is displayed 10 minutes before the train arrives, so there is already people waiting when the train arrives

One debug build of the software I'm working on professionaly is ~90GB (source + objects + third parties) so yes I need more than 256GB

I'm also using postgres databases that are around 60GB so a couple of DB and I max out your disk

Thank you for operating this one!! It's the only one I use :)

I even think I embedded it in a PoC software I made in a previous company :)

I still think the best explanation of HyperLogLog is the one done by antirez (Redis Developer) here: http://antirez.com/news/75

That is a huge idea oO

It has lower tech because it is heavier. It is a huge part of the F1 challenge to fit all those horsepowers in such a small weight

Also on Ubuntu 16.04

It's written that they updated LibreSSL to version 1.17.0 (in the part HTTPProtocol) but the first version of LibreSSL is 2.0 and the last is 2.5.2 (https://www.libressl.org/releases.html).

How did they do ?

If you want to see one in LateX, here is mine: http://manu.vives.fr/

And the new musical protocol: runtotheh://

Works in PostgreSQL 9.6.1

  postgres> SELECT extract(epoch from to_timestamp('2037-11-13 10:20:19', 'YYYY-MM-DD hh24:mi:ss'));
   date_part  
  ------------
   2141720419
  (1 row)


  postgres> SELECT extract(epoch from to_timestamp('2039-11-13 10:20:19', 'YYYY-MM-DD hh24:mi:ss'));
   date_part  
  ------------
   2204792419
  (1 row)

Having google deleting your AdSense account for policy infringement makes you necessary not independent In my opinion

The absence of ads is necessary for the independence, but is absolutely not a proof of that independence :)

Edit: I am an avid reader of Mediapart and Le Canard enchaine, so I know about their independence :)

He did not ordered any cease and desists, he just asked them to use another infrastructure. If you don't like Signal, absolutely nothing prevents you to fork the client AND the server to run something new. I don't expect debian to provide me CI/repo/mailing-list servers if I decide to fork them.

I contributed to this kind of development (It was still a prototype when I left) and AFAIR you can use some ethernet to optic fiber converters. Thoses devices will spit out (or ingest on the other side) one fiber for RX and one fiber for TX, so it makes the creation of the gap very easy. I don't exactly remember the device name though..

Nop The 'over the network' stuff is AGPL

I'm currently using FastMail and I would need to have a huge money issue in order to stop using it. The main thing I like is the possibility to use "alias", which basically allows me to have different e-mails for each service I'm using. Coupling that to the fact that they support catch all adresses and I rated them best email service forever. The only thing misssing would be an automation from specific e mail alias to folder, currently it is a two step action.

I also stayed in a Hyatt in Vancouver recently and no toothpaste. The "issue" was that I was flying with only carry on luggage, so no toothpaste possible in the cabin and I had to to grocery shopping for a tube of toothpaste for one night in Vancouver...

Genuinely interested in this Do you mind sharing some details ? What kind of documents, does the script fetch them automagically, etc ?

having const parameters in the function V2i might have helped the compiler I think

This remove only merge commits, but the commits themself are from libav

Tried Hi res on a Dell M3800, Gnome works well, kde doesn't, and for programs, chrome does not render well. I don't know for other programs