LaSombra

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541.
Improving math performance in glibc(developerblog.redhat.com)
123 points by LaSombra 12y ago|32 comments
542.
by LaSombra 12y ago
> better yet - cp could determine it's copying from a tmpfs filesystem and do that automatically. but we're not going to patch binutils for that, when a simple, 30 line utility does the trick. Why not? I think it's a perfe
543.
by LaSombra 12y ago
Why not try another distro? I have been using Fedora since version 17 on my T530 and using fedup to upgrade without issues. Now I'm on Fedora 21 and it works perfectly fine.
544.
by LaSombra 12y ago
I'm on the same boat as you. At my workplace ThinkPads are standard and lots of people install Linux. It seems there is some hacks to make the (2|4|5)40 trackpads work. IIRC it is a combination of kernel 3.17 and some X configuration f
545.
by LaSombra 12y ago
> In an email to around 5,000 staff across the UK, Apple senior vice president of operations Jeff Williams said both himself and the chief executive were "deeply offended by the suggestion that Apple would break a promise to the wor
546.
The Rise of AdBlock Reveals a Serious Problem in the Advertising Ecosystem(mondaynote.com)
26 points by LaSombra 12y ago|3 comments
547.
Your Code as a Crime Scene(pragprog.com)
5 points by LaSombra 12y ago|0 comments
548.
by LaSombra 12y ago
I use moreflicks.com for that
549.
Apple Disables Trim Support on 3rd Party SSDs in Yosemite(hothardware.com)
7 points by LaSombra 12y ago|2 comments
550.
by LaSombra 12y ago
I quite enjoy proxy.sh
551.
by LaSombra 12y ago
Time to buy a YubiKey NEO.
552.
by LaSombra 12y ago
What's the big picture on this case?
553.
by LaSombra 12y ago
I use UnoTelly, which is a DNS service. I works perfectly for a multitude of services, including different Netflix regions.
554.
by LaSombra 12y ago
It should be noted that it works on Fedora as well with Chrome 37 and 38. On Chrome 37 you need a specific user-agent, at least that's how I got it working. Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3, Win64, x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (K
555.
by LaSombra 12y ago
I believe this is similar, in a way, to the Rails vulnerability regarding multiple assignments.
556.
by LaSombra 12y ago
I believe padding is becoming ubiquitous in UI design. I see this on SourceTree and GNOME for that matter. Lots of white space that serve no purpose in desktop UIs.
557.
TrueCrypt lives on as CipherShed(ciphershed.org)
3 points by LaSombra 12y ago|0 comments
558.
VMWare, Google and Nvidia Blast Away with Chromebooks(thecloudevangelist.com)
1 points by LaSombra 12y ago|0 comments
559.
by LaSombra 12y ago
Just wrote a dirty Ruby script to download them. https://gist.github.com/lasombra/a489f715985715663595 P.S.: This is my first Ruby script. I'm still learning it.
560.
Sparks will fly: How to hack your home(rigb.org)
1 points by LaSombra 12y ago|0 comments
561.
Oracle hasn't killed Java – but there's still time(infoworld.com)
7 points by LaSombra 12y ago|3 comments
562.
We're living in a post-open source world | JavaWorld(javaworld.com)
2 points by LaSombra 12y ago|0 comments
563.
by LaSombra 12y ago
Nope. Not at all. Backporting upstream patches by request, enhancing upstream, help debugging difficult, multi-level issues and so on. I also took it for granted but seeing what I see today, I understand.
564.
by LaSombra 12y ago
One thing I don't understand is why companies don't pay Canonical for support? Is it such a bad thing to pay for Linux support? I wonder if companies that have chosen Ubuntu LTS think they are supporting Canonical and its develope
565.
by LaSombra 12y ago
Why use it and not now Atlassian's SourceTree?
566.
Bitcoin exchange in France shut down by police officers(rudebaguette.com)
3 points by LaSombra 12y ago|0 comments
567.
The Paris Startup Job Fair connects 1,000+ Job Seekers with 75 Startups(rudebaguette.com)
3 points by LaSombra 12y ago|0 comments
568.
UK: Keep mobile phones and laptops charged or else(independent.co.uk)
3 points by LaSombra 12y ago|0 comments
569.
Hydra: A lightweight OS X window manager with a powerful API(github.com)
446 points by LaSombra 12y ago|151 comments
570.
by LaSombra 12y ago
I think there should be a middle ground there. You can know a lot about code optimization but if you don't have an OK understanding of the lower parts, you will spend lots of hours discussing with sysadmins or netadmins about how it is

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