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by 2bluesc 13y ago
Just reading the sections about the GPU code makes me happy I've never had to touch that board, or any Broadcom chip for that matter. If only people understood and appreciated how _bad_ proprietary system level software is and the terr
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
Most companies are terrible at putting together Android support and waste money on engineering teams that don't know what they are doing. If they could buy something that's 90% ready to rock + support contract I'd think it&#
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
SCP works locally too and has a progress bar.
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
I like it, it's quite a bit more then a tutorial.
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
The v3.10 kernel I used in the article also now supports bcache in the mainline kernel which now makes that a compelling solution as well. I looked at flashcache, but I maintain enough custom kernels for my job, don't want to do that
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SSD Caching Using dm-cache Tutorial(blog.kylemanna.com)
1 points by 2bluesc 13y ago|2 comments
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
About 6 months ago I left Dallas for San Francisco. While Austin is a bit different, the amount of start-up things going on Dallas isn't even close to what the Bay area has to offer. I must admit that I did enjoy the living in Dallas more
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
Usually all you need to do is read /etc/passwd to get all the usernames on the system. Without access to /etc/passwd, commands like ls would be able to resolve UID -> username.
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by 2bluesc 13y ago
Ha. I felt like that's all I ever did was compile with Gentoo, and some how that was cool. Now if Ubuntu would integrate systemd I'd stop considering fedora.
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by 2bluesc 14y ago
Where are the hardware start-up happy hours and meetups? I'm from the the DFW area and the typical meet ups are filled with a bunch of people (including good friends) doing cool mobile and web apps. But where do I go to find people doing h
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by 2bluesc 14y ago
SEEKING WORK (remote USA or local Dallas, TX) I specialize in low-level embedded devices typically involving driver development and low level board bring-up on Linux devices and TI processors. This covers everything form hardware review, bo
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by 2bluesc 16y ago
Not so sure about that, Freescale isn't far behind: http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/03/freescale-announces-i-mx-...