Hello71

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by Hello71 8y ago
Which sites in 2018 still present multiple CAPTCHAs to users with cookies and JavaScript enabled? I think the theory behind this project is that those problems are primarily caused by Tor's popular image as a 'fringe network for p
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by Hello71 8y ago
So... SQLite FoundationDB?
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by Hello71 8y ago
For my sibling comments: http://www.catb.org/esr/writings/unix-koans/prodigy.html
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Updated Linode Plans / New Larger Linodes(blog.linode.com)
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by Hello71 8y ago
in fact, names are the default. "--numeric-owner" must be passed to use numeric values.
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by Hello71 8y ago
speaking of true --help, did you know that GNU true can exit non-zero? the exact way is left as an exercise to the reader :) (if you're actually trying it at home, remember that "true" is virtually always a builtin. AFAIK the
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by Hello71 8y ago
afaik, only pixz does this; they store the index in xz.
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by Hello71 8y ago
the idiomatic way: if (( ${#array[@]} )); then
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by Hello71 8y ago
unfortunately, zsh is installed on probably about 1% of Linux systems worldwide. maybe it can be installed almost anywhere, but the fact is it isn't, and you might as well use Python or something at that point.
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by Hello71 8y ago
this is intentional, since you can store your regular expression in a variable: $ a=BCD; b=.C.; [[ $a =~ $b ]]; echo $?; [[ $a =~ "$b" ]]; echo $? otherwise, interpolating variables in regular expressions as text would re
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by Hello71 8y ago
those both suppress word splitting too.
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by Hello71 8y ago
what the balls are you talking about? $ touch bad; a='*'; echo $a bad I tested with shbot and this is the case in at least original bourne sh, ksh, mksh, dash, bash 1, and bash 4.4.
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by Hello71 8y ago
strftime has had this forever (my man page implies since C89), it's %c. of course, man pages being man pages, the recommendation to actually use it is neither at the top, nor the bottom, but hidden in the BUGS section. date parsing is
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by Hello71 8y ago
gcc -O2, clang, and icc all produce the sequence: is_even(int): mov eax, edi not eax and eax, 1 ret I am far from a x86 expert, but I assume this version avoids contention on the flags registers and increase
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by Hello71 8y ago
that function checks if a number is odd, not even. https://godbolt.org/g/7Khcg9
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by Hello71 8y ago
In fact, newer gcc versions are unable to optimize (x & 1) == 0 at level -O1, and require -O2. I assume that the code emitted at -O2 and -O3 for both constructs is the more efficient version than the literal translation, even though the
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by Hello71 8y ago
if it's trying to be a database, it's doing a terrible job. all the problems of not being files (can you do "find HKEY_CURRENT_USER -name mypackage" to see what the uninstaller left behind?) with none of the benefits of
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by Hello71 8y ago
Pretty sure you can always wipe the phone.
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by Hello71 8y ago
otoh this may actually increase recycling rates, because of reliable indicators of age. like with cars, lots of people probably buy new just because it's easy to tell if something is used and not new, but not whether it is 5% used (lik
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by Hello71 8y ago
it absolutely is. it's called "conspiracy to commit fraud".
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by Hello71 8y ago
the "spirit" of GPL is not "everything must be on GitHub". from the start, the GPL allowed distribution on physical media. given that in 1989, the state of the art in file distribution was Usenet, and given that even tod
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by Hello71 8y ago
which, of course, is the case in "nearly every Western democracy other than the United States". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_rule_(attorney%27s_fee...
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by Hello71 8y ago
in addition to the other answers, there exist Jython and JRuby which effectively bring JIT to Python and Ruby.
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by Hello71 8y ago
> The first couple of lines in the trace seem to be pretty clearly related to setting up the sudo part of the command. This is not correct. "sudo dtruss" makes sudo run dtruss, so it is not possible for dtruss to track what sud
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by Hello71 8y ago
yes. some people (including me) would argue that they chose that name in part to cause deliberate confusion.
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by Hello71 8y ago
Hopefully this means the imminent packaging of mpv 0.28 with Vulkan support.
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by Hello71 8y ago
Semantic MediaWiki
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by Hello71 8y ago
The Handbook was interesting in that it was one of the few sites that actually went with the XML + XSLT = XHTML route. Of course, nobody knows XSLT, and everyone hates XML, so it was dumped in favor of MediaWiki, which everyone still hates,
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by Hello71 8y ago
I mean... yeah? "there must be an actual benefit to do something that costs me development time = money". XHTML did not offer this.
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by Hello71 8y ago
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