LukeShu

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by LukeShu 7y ago
You (1) use binfmt_misc to tell the kernel to use `qemu-ARCHITECTURE` to run binaries for that architecture, then (2) make sure you also have all of the libraries that the binary is linked against, then that binary executable should just ru
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by LukeShu 7y ago
One very cool thing that you can do with it is to use binfmt_misc to tell the kernel to use `qemu-arm` to run ARM binaries, then you can chroot in to an ARM device's filesystem from your x86 workstation, and all of the ARM binaries jus
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by LukeShu 7y ago
It is my understanding that while git was unaffected, the source release tarballs were. Distro packages tend to prefer the source release tarballs to doing git checkouts. I know that FreeBSD's webmin package was affected.
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by LukeShu 7y ago
Their "custom" procedure is the `git send-email` command, which has a lot more of a claim to be "standard" than GitHub's custom procedure.
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by LukeShu 7y ago
It's not meant to be a substitute for humans reviewing patches. It's just meant to catch things new contributors are likely to try to use, and give them feedback on it before they send the patch to the mailing list.
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by LukeShu 7y ago
The way I see the list is that it isn't meant to be exhaustive, it's meant to be functions that contributors are likely to try to use. A new contributor might not realize that they should be using Git's internal strbuf.h ins
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by LukeShu 7y ago
Git has an internal "strbuf" library https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/strbuf.h
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by LukeShu 7y ago
The same thing exists in the US, we call it "disparate impact".
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by LukeShu 7y ago
I (25yo), also had pain in my right pinky and wrist, starting about 2 years ago. I spoke with a friend who had surgery for Carpel Tunnel Syndrome, and knew a lot more about this than me. What he told me: * Carpel Tunnel Syndrome affects th
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by LukeShu 7y ago
There is an 'input' user group, which gives you access to raw mouse, keyboard, joystick, et c. under `/dev/input/`. (I'm sure you could configure udev to use more more granular user groups for different types
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by LukeShu 7y ago
Normal human users will/should almost always be members of the 'input' group.
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by LukeShu 7y ago
It looks like it's very similar to Vue, except that instead of <script type="application/javascript"> it's <script type="application/x-go"> and the special HTML attributes are prefixed wit
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by LukeShu 7y ago
The old "OpenID" is dead; the new "OpenID Connect" (OIDC) is an identity layer on top of OAuth 2, and is very much not-dead.
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by LukeShu 7y ago
I have one too. Because the body of the keyboard doesn't cut off where the keys end, and supports so much of your wrist, you don't notice that it's so thick, the "desk surface" is just that much higher.
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by LukeShu 7y ago
The appendix does a pretty good job, but the TL;DR is: it will match any string containing 1 or more equal signs. Slightly more verbosely, it will match [0-or-more bytes of anything] followed by [0-or-more bytes of anything] followed by [an
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by LukeShu 7y ago
A while back I migrated from VLC to `mpv`. I much later learned from an HN comment that `mpv` automatically calls `youtube-dl` if it's installed; you can run $ mpv <just about any media url> without setting up any aliase
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by LukeShu 7y ago
It's my understanding that the EINE (v1) → ZWEI (v2) rename happened in the '80s, but that EINE was just slightly before Multics Emacs.
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by LukeShu 7y ago
A relevant comment from an old thread (2018): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17689693
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by LukeShu 7y ago
The essay being quoted compares two design philosophies, the MIT approach: > I will call the use of this philosophy of design the ``MIT approach.'' Common Lisp (with CLOS) and Scheme represent the MIT approach to design and im
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by LukeShu 7y ago
I'll agree that `go generate` is a joke. That said, I also tend to think that people should be much more willing to lean on code-generation.
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by LukeShu 7y ago
On a 6-month release-cycle, how much change do you want each release? (1.13 is scheduled to be released in August, following 1.12's release in February) It's mostly not new number types, it's new number syntactic niceties. As
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by LukeShu 7y ago
The RattlesnakeOS instructions for unlocking my Pixel 1 were pretty straight-forward to me... except for figuring out that the "Zip: unable to allocate space for file to ...: No space left on device" error message from flash-all.s
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by LukeShu 7y ago
As an example of this (though for a non-RFC document): Here's the "source" XML that is authored: https://openid.net/specs/openid-connect-core-1_0.xml That can be compiled in to this HTML: https:/&#
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by LukeShu 7y ago
The files contain ASCII form-feeds between pages. If you send that directly to a printer, it will cause it to start a new page.
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by LukeShu 7y ago
You're right, they've patched 3.8; I was hitting an older cached image that I had laying around.
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by LukeShu 7y ago
Going through alpine:3.1 to alpine:3.9, then alpine:edge, I see that the following versions have the problem: 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, and 3.8.
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by LukeShu 7y ago
"Audm" (audm.com), the service that provided the audio version, seems to be based around hiring human narrators.
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by LukeShu 8y ago
I use qemu to run multiple virtualized machines on a single beefy (32-core) headless box; including a shared build-server, and my own remote-workstation. I got sick of trying to figure out which thing I needed to click in virt-manager to ge
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by LukeShu 8y ago
Note that libvirt isn't Qemu-specific; it supports multiple backends, including VirtualBox and Xen.
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by LukeShu 8y ago
> minimal QEMU command-line" > -nodefaults Once you add `-nodefaults`, the list of arguments grows because now you must add a bunch of things that were there by default. If by "minimal command-line" you mean "

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