LeonidasXIV

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by LeonidasXIV 14y ago
Yes, the HTTP server which is part of the Python stdlib: SimpleHTTPServer in 2.x and http.server in 3.x.
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by LeonidasXIV 14y ago
At the time of writing, there was no Flask and Werkzeug wasn't really popular by then. An updated version would mention Flask of course.
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by LeonidasXIV 14y ago
Author here: While I agree that part of this guide are indeed outdated and could be worth an update (which I haven't had the time to since some years) I still think the general basics are useful. I saw many people get into web programming w
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by LeonidasXIV 15y ago
> thoughts on programming, startups and entrepeneurship by a college sophomore Well, at least he's honest about it. As a student you might hope the stuff that you learned was worth anything I have serious doubts now.
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by LeonidasXIV 15y ago
Could you keep us updated about that? Such a round-up post with interesting ideas could be marvelous!
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by LeonidasXIV 15y ago
Most notably, the new Thinkpad T-Series (Tx20) has 16:9 screens instead of 16:10. You think they got smaller? No, they have the same size, just a large part is covered in plastic where vertical screen space used to be. Did I mention that it
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by LeonidasXIV 15y ago
Trevisor yes, because it runs below the OS and the recent MBAs provide AES-NI, if I remember correctly. Without the hypervisor you're out of luck, as it needs to to patch the kernel and Apple is extremely unlikely to do that.
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by LeonidasXIV 15y ago
If you don't like this change, you probably also don't like the other Fedora changes that came in the past and surely also in the future, so yeah I'm with sjs. In the long time you will save time if you switch to a distribution that aligns
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by LeonidasXIV 15y ago
So your argument is you want plaintext because you want plaintext? I replaced the BSD-like init system in Arch, because it is buggy. And I can dual-boot init-systems now.
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by LeonidasXIV 15y ago
> Rewriting scripts and rolling them into a C daemon defeats the whole point of scripts in the first place - the administrator of the system can't make quick changes or easily troubleshoot things (or, optionally, selectively enable/disa
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by LeonidasXIV 15y ago
So who of you actually read Lennarts blog postings about the rationale? Or do you just dismiss it because SYSV didn't do that, some fourty years ago?
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by LeonidasXIV 15y ago
Don't use Fedora?
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by LeonidasXIV 15y ago
And I am tired of the 1970 Unix mindset, don't fix what is not broken. Can we please have filesystems with a consistent encoding, like in Plan 9 or, woohoo, Windows? Or do we really need to support a mixture of Shift-JIS, EUC-JP, CP-850 or
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by LeonidasXIV 15y ago
Seriously, do you even know what you're talking about? init does not start systemd at all. systemd replaces init, in a way that I can even select whether I want to use the traditional init or systemd, on boot time, with a kernel option. And
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by LeonidasXIV 15y ago
I don't think you'll missing anything. I just go there when I like to read a bit of the holier-than-thou attitude of Apple fanboys. Reminds me of the earlier Ruby / Git attitude which has, fortunately stopped. I couldn't stand these weenies
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by LeonidasXIV 15y ago
Yes, when I read this argument I thought: "You must be fucking kidding". Just because some companies offer cheaper initial subsidised phones it doesn't mean that the phone itself is cheaper. And it's not. At retail, most iOS products are $1
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by LeonidasXIV 16y ago
Hmm, that might be true. I don't like the java interop much, as it confines me to the JVM infrastructure that I really dislike. Yeah, it might be mostly the functional bias. I was just reimplemting persistent immutable hast tables when I sa
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by LeonidasXIV 16y ago
Hmm, I actually hoped for Clojure on Node.js (don't get me wrong, Scheme is beautiful and this seems to be quite a capable implementation but Clojure is way more practical) but hmm, I hope this gets popular.
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by LeonidasXIV 16y ago
Yes, it does fall back to "Ubuntu Classic", how it is called.
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by LeonidasXIV 16y ago
It is GPLv3? Thanks man, this is the first time I thought about paying for an app. Let me see how to set up payment… Though I don't like AirPush, it would be cool if you'd find a better solution.
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by LeonidasXIV 16y ago
Though it does throw away unused cyclic dependencies, so you don't have to do the same trickery as in Perl.
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by LeonidasXIV 16y ago
I think that the aspect of "no-OS" is also pretty much outdated on the current generations of consoles, with each having a Dashboard or an XMB just a button press away. And you probably don't want to maintain the code to connect to PSN or t
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by LeonidasXIV 16y ago
I absolutely don't buy that argument, because everyone knows that processes are way more heavyweight and inter-process-communication is way more complex with processes than with threads. Using processes is a good way when you fear that some
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by LeonidasXIV 16y ago
Plugging in PS/2 ports is the one single single port that sucks even more than USB, because instead of flipping and putting it in right, you have to rotate the connector and try until you succeed. Or you give up the blind thing and look how
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by LeonidasXIV 16y ago
Or, the symbol on the connector is exactly on the wrong side. I just unplugged it and compared it to a correct and lo and behold, it really is on the wrong side. So much for the spec. I'd love to see a USB-port that can be plugged in both w
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by LeonidasXIV 16y ago
I personally hate greylisting. I use IMAP IDLE to get notified on new mails immediately, so I don't want the MTAs to bounce mails around. Especially since SpamAssassin works so good. What I do is the following: SpamAssassin rules + Bayes (c
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by LeonidasXIV 16y ago
I think I'll be there. See you.
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by LeonidasXIV 16y ago
Yet #perl6 is on freenode.
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by LeonidasXIV 16y ago
I use irssi-proxy, so I can both log in from SSH and write as well as connect via a local IRC client to it.