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Point of government is not to give but, you know, to govern.

In communist countries millions of people were killed, so you probably should pick better examples.

That said, what document viewer do I use when I want to read a PDF?

You should give Zathura a try :)

macOS is like a hotel. Everything is polished, designed and cared for.

well not anymore

No investor in their mind would believe this. Belarus needs structural reforms first.

Depends on case, for me NFS performance (MacOS as host, Linux as guest) is a major PITA and source of instability in vagrant dev setup.

divide and conquer that is

Clang (since LLVM version 4.4) has flag -Weverything which really reports everything

https://www.bignerdranch.com/blog/a-bit-on-warnings/

Well, for such use cases Google is a better tool indeed. I personally know my neighborhood and never google what is down the street. And if I need dealership I will try to find it on car maker website which is easy to look up even using search engines from 2001.

Use search engine[1] that respects[2] your privacy

[1] https://www.ixquick.eu/ [2] https://www.ixquick.eu/eng/privacy-policy.html#hmb

speaking of ligatures Iosevka and PragmataPro are my favorites (edit: spelling)

Build the foundation of your service mesh.

Not directly related as Unit seems to be advertised as app server primarily, but you can see quoted text on main page.

I am surprised noone mentioned Kong [1] yet. It seems to implement most of stuff promised by Unit and it was around for a few years.

[1] https://getkong.org/

Related: http://spawnedshelter.com/

"to remove all barriers in the way of science" they say...

Winner of what? https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/mongodb-world-2017-lonely-sto...

Feeds are a simple way to establish habits, growth and virality.

This is scary, isn't it?

I read it that way too. Maybe it should be of instead of for? Not a native speaker, just wondering.

Make sure you use proper [1] CoC next time you start new project. Proper as in not easy to abuse for political reason or just because some SJW decided you are wrong.

[1] https://github.com/fantasylandinst/fcop

Regardless of keyboard type, key switches are mechanically imperfect and are subject to contact bounce — instead of a clean transition, the switch rapidly bounces between on and off states several times before settling. Bounce time depends on switch technology, for example, for Cherry MX switches bounce time is claimed to be less that 5 ms. Though exact probability distribution is unknown, basing on related empirical data, we can assume that average bounce time is about 1.5 ms.

This is amazing. I thought I knew everything about mech keyboards, but this opens new perspective.

Tried exactly same setup yesterday and was surprised how it just works.

It was. You just don't know/remember.

Not sure about Booking, but at Catawiki (also NL-based) we are looking for Ruby developers willing to relocate.

Contact me via email in my profile if you are interested!

Testing is usually regarded as an important stage of the software development cycle. Testing will never be a substitute for reasoning. Testing may not be used as evidence of correctness for any but the most trivial of programs. Software engineers some times refer to "exhaustive" testing when in fact they mean "exhausting" testing. Tests are almost never exhaustive. Having lots of tests which give the right results may be reassuring but it can never be convincing. Rather than relying on testing we should be relying in reasoning. We should be relying on arguments which can convince the reader using logic. http://www.soc.napier.ac.uk/course-notes/sml/introfp.htm

It is not lightweight, it just takes less disk space.

MacOS ships OpenSSH linked against LibreSSL

@mods please replace Ability with Inability in title

Unnecessary? I had a really bad experience with ancient skype version on modern Ubuntu desktop, and the fix for this was to set TZ environment variable to speedup first login/history fetch. Skype process was spending so much time doing useless work it was noticeable.

user space version of the NT kernel (known as NTUM - "user mode NT")

This is pretty neat. Wonder if people could use it to run other Windows stuff on Linux

Edit: formatting

As person who moved from Belarus to Netherlands, grass is definitely greener here.

"Containers are great. It's a shame Linux doesn't have any."