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Is there a good share to clipboard app? I tried the only one I found once and it tried to open google drive when I tried to use it. I'm not giving Google all the things I copypaste. Now I share to some notepad app and then copy from there.

They do but in order to run those programs people pay with Ether, the Ethereum coin. And for mining Ether you solve the random hashes.

There was a coin called Primecoin that looked for prime numbers rather than useless hashes. It also went up in the last few months and is going down now like the rest.

I think mining should not be a way to profit. The rewards are so mining doesn't cost anything to miners. Bitcoin/Ethereum users should be compelled to mine because it means more security that no one controls the blockchain.

I wonder if there's an algorithm that could deter people from building mining farms?

If anyone might have done the same thing, why call one person specifically in the first place? This just gives the wrong impression and makes that person more reluctant to make changes.

The first thing that came to my mind is you could use Yahoo!Pipes for this. The second was "oh!".

The OS we can reinstall, we don't care about its files. We care about our Excel files with the accounting books in them that we can not put in read only mode because we keep them open and update them every day.

I authored my password manager. It doesn't store the passwords anywhere.

If there was an issue 0x0, would it be the First issue or the Zeroth issue?

Inertia and being good enough at the jobs thrown at it.

Everyone for whom MySQL is not enough just move to Postgres and most open source ORM's support both so it's mostly a non issue. At a job I was told we would use Postgres very very shortly before release. All I had to do is change configuration settings and run a command, and that was 5 years ago.

I only use tabs in my Makefiles.

But do all dead butterflies get into that pose? I'm sure some of the ones with more natural looking poses are dead too.

> consider that you could publish a web component

Is there any place you can go look at Web Components built by others and contribute your own? plus a package manager to include them easily in your projects would be the best way for them to come to light.

The lawyer can pull down the defendants' pants and point and laugh, then tell Waymo how funny it was.

I'd be more interesting to build a tool to detect all the videos in Youtube that fall under fair use but are still being DMCA'd.

If it was pointers in general I would have expected the article to talk about pointer arithmetic, which from other comments in the thread seem to be not possible in Go.

What is the use case for pointers then? are parameters passed by value instead of by reference by default?

I didn't like the second book as much as the others because I felt it had more politics than them. Sure the story about a revolution is politics, but it isn't just politics.

PHP is not a templating language. You can build a template engine with it, but then, you can build one with any other language.

If your app is in swift or objective-c, look into template libraries for those languages. Simple Google search tells me there's a couple of options including one using handlebar's format.

Do links get removed after a visitor gets one or they stay in the pool?

All I want is a standard date format. I had it with .Net's `/Date(xyz)/` format.

What's the difference with gogs/gitea or is it another fork? Is this open source?

I've replaced watching movies and TV with videogames. It's more engaging and a single video game can give me 30 to 60 hours of entertainment compared to a TV series that gives me 6 to 12.

Be careful there's at least two implementations of rename in different Linux distros. I've run into one made in perl that uses regex in Debian (e.g. `rename 's/foo/bar/' * `). And another one that uses simple strings (`rename foo bar * `) in CentOS.

And `%!command` to replace the whole file. That's how editing hexadecimal in vim works. `%!xxd` to turn it, then `%!xxd -r` to turn it back.

Another useful one is `%!jq .` to pretty print a json file.

And we go to great lengths trying to avoid this because of email harvesters for spam.

However I would not like it to transform into phone number harvesters for spam.

No, it turned into Hangouts, which is alive and kicking, specially for companies using Google Apps.

I haven't tried Go in a while but I see a lack of error handling in the code examples. Is that just to keep the code simple? I'd rather see examples with best practice handling of errors. Maybe show both versions so readers can see the difference?

I'd rather hire someone who learned what not to do than someone who hasn't yet.

Yes, we want to talk about it, but does it need to be in StackOverflow? Is there a StackExchange for politics?

Edit: there is http://politics.stackexchange.com/

I use them whenever I can :)

Maybe a simple viewer would be nice.