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Hello71
12y ago
zopfli: not a png optimizer.
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12y ago
paper: http://hal.inria.fr/docs/00/67/43/79/PDF/paper.pdf basically the idea here is that you can select on attributes like "fewest packages installed" or "smallest installed siz
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12y ago
it would probably be a good idea to make some mention of 1/n-1 record splitting, lest confusion arise regarding the apparent "new line" between G and ET in the HTTP requests
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12y ago
all I got from [2] is "if you would like to have productive discussion, move to the mailing list. if not, prepare to be banned."
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12y ago
s/pulseaudio/linux/ does that suck too?
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12y ago
many states also have exemptions for "religious"/"personal" reasons etc.
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12y ago
> > A free-space wipe on an SSD can't guarantee that reserved or remapped blocks get erased. > > I think most controllers implement a secure erase feature that guarantees the data have been erased from NAND. yes, ata secu
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12y ago
or since it's already broken you just bash it with a sledgehammer a few times.
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12y ago
how to randomize your Mac MAC
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12y ago
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/rhythm : /ˈɹɪ.ð(ə)m/ https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pattern : /ˈpat(ə)n/ or /ˈpædəɹn/
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12y ago
so... the government can force carpathia to spend thousands of dollars a day, but can't manage to keep its own data intact?
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12y ago
so it's basically systemd-journal, except more fragile and significantly harder to use (requiring open, fwrite, etc) than the simple printf.
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12y ago
an attempt could probably be made to calculate the power usage assuming it is the main power consumer by subtracting other major users of power like CPU, screen brightness, wifi, etc. actually, scratch that. most android phones have per-com
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12y ago
or, even better (and supported almost everywhere): busybox httpd -p 8080 I have not yet found any boxen having ruby but not busybox httpd.
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12y ago
if you've modified your roots or are behind invasive proxies and the site uses STS or iframes then exceptions won't be offered.
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12y ago
> Sure that's bad for Fedora maintainers, but what are Fedora maintainers doing for me? ensuring a myriad of things that individual developers simply don't seem to care about, ranging from simple testing to inter-package compat
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12y ago
with the ssh example, you should set up aliases in .ssh/config for that. or more generally, just set up aliases for all the commands you use regularly.
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12y ago
> It's because we need a user-space package manager. that word doesn't mean what you think it means > System package managers require root access to be handled nope, Gentoo Prefix can be installed by anyone, as long as you h
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12y ago
> you write a Ruby package and now you have to support apt-get, yum, Gentoo, Arch, brew, MacPorts, etc wrong. that's the package maintainer's job. moreover, sensible package management systems have templates or libraries (eclas
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12y ago
If the subnets are allocated incrementally, you could get a shorter prefix length.
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12y ago
Now, how long has this been "coming soon" with absolutely no word whatsoever? https://digitalocean.uservoice.com/forums/136585-digitalocea... Oh, only nine months having an entire customer base entirely f
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12y ago
Addenda: 2. So? Like text files can't get corrupted? At least journal has checksums to ensure that data is not unknowingly corrupted. 4. If I recall correctly, systemd can be used with static dev (with limited functionality). 5. That&#
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13y ago
causing your script to run incorrectly as `bash script`.
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13y ago
and it doesn't work with bash-specific shell syntax , which will error upon script parsing in POSIX shells.
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13y ago
http://curl.haxx.se/docs/ssl-compared.html
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13y ago
It does take time for these things to be tested and deployed. Regardless of severity of bug, distributions must test packages before sending them out to all their users. It would be unfortunate if a new package were to be released immediate
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13y ago
I think it'll be in the new release; there was a ruleset freeze to work out kinks for quite some time.
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13y ago
$ echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches $ time python2 -c 'help("modules")' >/dev/null /usr/lib64/python2.7/site-packages/gobject/constants
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13y ago
psst, kerbal is not a substitute for actual physics.
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13y ago
> feel the little tiny circle that indicates which pin of an IC is pin 1 kinda answered your own question there
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