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It is Qt's QML https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UnityNextSpec

As chained url encoded parameters? http://example.com/exec?http%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fsum%3Fhtt...

It's akin to python's magic methods (eg. __len__), only implemented in a separate object. Looks cleaner.

She could make a song telling her fans to upload their videos to vimeo instead of youtube.

I wonder if it can generate bindings for Python like Vala does[0]? That would make it even more interesting for Python developers.

[0] https://github.com/antono/vala-object

> Nim libraries are statically compiled into our binary as well.

Does that mean one can not use GPL libraries in non-GPL programs? With other languages you can get around that by linking dinamically.

It would be more practical to go live where cops aren't raiding houses all the time.

I wonder why DPR wasn't living in some tropical riviera instead of the US.

Can they tell us if Satoshi Nakamoto is actually only one person?

Instead of going through all the hassle of doing barcodes and getting a barcode scanner, he could make a mobile application with buttons for each predefined message to send over email/twitter. Probably something like this already exists.

How much would peace cost?

What would be better is the ability to selectively enable javascript scripts. I want the javascript for your webpage to run normally, but I don't want the javascript for that ad that moves around the screen or the one for that tracker bug to run at all. This was much easier when ads where mostly in flash.

Scoop looks really awesome. Will definitively keep an eye on it.

That's the #1 reason ALL the computers in my house aren't Ubuntu but Debian.

It is summer right now in half of the world.

And of course, there's an emacs command to do that.

It would be interesting to see the difference in sales in the 3rd month between US and Europe, since the European version took one more month to crack.

You could use aria2, which is a command line program so no need to deal with a daemon. Also, you could make it download just parts of a torrent (the start of the torrent for example) instead of the whole thing and take the screenshots from there.

If you used `apt-get install filezilla` then no. Does anyone know if sourceforge include malware for their Linux binaries?

> Last month, I posted two links a day apart. The content of the articles was exactly the same. Granted, the titles and links were a bit different, but it’s nonetheless fascinating to see the 8X difference between the two.

People don't like to read the same news twice?

I went back to Firefox in the last couple of months and I wholeheartedly agree. I used to use HTTPSwitchboard in Chromium (which divided into uMatrix and uBlock) and I miss it in Firefox.

What can a person with 10 years of experience in a framework know that someone with 2 doesn't?

Google's NoCaptcha required me once to select the cakes in a grid of 9 images. Only once, never again. I wonder if they were testing it or they have a rate between using text and images.

> * The next time you visit the page, or any page which requires you to pass reCAPTCHA, the information from these cookies is used to identify whether you have passed the test before.

This is wrong. Try posting a few times in 4chan, even if it recognizes you as a human, after posting a bit more it will ask for the captcha anyway.

This is the actual article, that other one just has a quote and a link to this: http://thenextweb.com/apple/2013/04/18/bono-on-apple-you-can...

It is simply using a video from http://openbay.isohunt.to/, doesn't really mean it's the same people.

How would they decide who wins?

I can see it, it shows a counter started at 2014-11-09 and an image aes.png with this: JyO7wNzc8xht47QKWohfDVj6Sc2qH+X5tBCT+uetocIJcjQnp/2f1ViEBR+ty0Cz

It is unfortunate people think piping into a shell is cool. But don't let that keep you away from the actual framework, which is actually pretty cool by itself without gimmicks like that.

Recently someone posted a fast alternative to Atmosphere to the user mailing list: http://fastosphere.meteor.com/ I think it uses Atmosphere's DDP connection so it should be up to date.

> hackers

Sometimes I wonder if I should keep wasting breath trying to get people to call crackers for what they actually are.