Malus

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by Malus 12y ago
This doesn't work well for those who are wheelchair-bound or in crutches.
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by Malus 12y ago
IceWeasel was created to work around trademark restrictions; Mozilla Corporation would not allow to Debian to use the trademarked names as long as Debian was distributing the software with unapproved patches. So, Debian created their own br
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by Malus 12y ago
If you live in the city and use the subway often, it is easier to get a 30-day unlimited ride pass. Lots of employers will even provide monthly unlimited ride passes as a pre-tax benefit via TransitChek.
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by Malus 12y ago
When I was in high school and college, they typically only banned calculators that had full keyboards (e.g. TI-92). I believe I was allowed to use a TI-89 on both the SATs and the GREs.
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by Malus 12y ago
Garbage Collection: Algorithms for Automatic Dynamic Memory Management is the original book, whereas The Garbage Collection Handbook: The Art of Automatic Memory Management is the new and updated version. I have the original, but it wou
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by Malus 12y ago
Maven can generate one for you: mvn archetype:generate -DgroupId=com.mycompany.app -DartifactId=my-app -DarchetypeArtifactId=maven-archetype-quickstart -DinteractiveMode=false Which is not trivial I suppose, but it is pretty easy to
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by Malus 12y ago
It now reports overflow instead of crashing, but the first case is still incorrect: $ which expr /bin/expr $ expr $ -9223372036854775808 $ \* -1 -9223372036854775808 $ expr $ -9223372036854775808 $ / -1
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by Malus 12y ago
Looks like it is fixed now: $ expr $ -2147483648 $ \* -1 2147483648 $ expr $ -2147483648 $ / -1 2147483648 $ uname -srm FreeBSD 10.0-RELEASE amd64 Or maybe it doesn't work on i386?
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by Malus 12y ago
Look at the date of the RFC; I am pretty sure that this document was not meant to be taken seriously whatsoever.
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by Malus 12y ago
That is because the tab on line 4 was converted to 4 spaces. A simple find + replace fixes the problem.
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by Malus 12y ago
From what I understand, Rick Rubin wanted it mastered that way so it sounded "louder" (yet another casualty of the loudness wars) and the band just went with it. Unfortunately, the average consumer (or band member apparently) coul
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by Malus 12y ago
Lars may be an asshole, but it is unfair to say that he made less of a contribution to the writing that Cliff did. Lars has writing credits on 8 tracks of Kill'Em All [0], 8 tracks of Ride the Lightning [1], 8 tracks of Master of
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by Malus 13y ago
Two regular expressions are sitting at a bar and having a drink. A big, context-sensitive string walks over and steals the drink from the first regex. The second says to the first "Are you going to let him bully you like that?" Th
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by Malus 13y ago
You were probably thinking of Feynman. From Wikipedia[1]: In high school, his IQ was determined to be 125—high, but "merely respectable" according to biographer James Gleick.[14] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by Malus 13y ago
You forgot devd, which is also written in C++: http://svnweb.freebsd.org/base/head/sbin/devd/ By default, ports use the system compiler unless it is specifically overridden in the port's Makefile (e
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by Malus 15y ago
The point of the benchmarks is to compare compilers on the Windows platform, so there is no reason to bench other operating systems.
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by Malus 16y ago
I have Verizon FiOS as well. As luck would have it, you are not required to use the router as your router (though I agree that the router is serviceable). I have an ethernet cable coming directly out of the FiOS ONT to my FreeBSD-based rout
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by Malus 16y ago
My '09 Toyota Corolla has hooks that keep the floor mats in place. The only way to jam the mat underneath the brake pedal would be to do it deliberately.
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by Malus 16y ago
It has nothing to do with that. The rationale for this is to avoid any problems with US law regarding the exporting of cryptographic software: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Export_of_cryptography_in_the_U...
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by Malus 16y ago
It is not too difficult to generate small binaries from C++ code; modern C++ toolchains have link-time optimization ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link-time_optimization ) and can optimize for size (-Os). Code size is rarely an issue in the
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by Malus 16y ago
I doubt it considering that it is now owned by IBM and that it is still ridiculously faster than the competition.
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by Malus 16y ago
The dating site is OkCupid ( http://www.okcupid.com/ ) and their data analysis can be found on OkTrends ( http://blog.okcupid.com/ ).
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by Malus 16y ago
bc/dc have been replaced with the versions from OpenBSD: http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/svn-src-head/2010-January...
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by Malus 17y ago
mini[~ 111] uname -a Darwin mini.local 10.3.0 Darwin Kernel Version 10.3.0: Fri Feb 26 11:58:09 PST 2010; root:xnu-1504.3.12~1/RELEASE_I386 i386 mini[~ 112] which fetch fetch: Command not found. Unfortunately, it does not. I u
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by Malus 17y ago
The not-so-modern language that IE is written in (C++) has a similar construct (std::vector) in its standard library. It is possible that code was originally written prior to the widespread adoption of the STL and was never updated to use i
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by Malus 17y ago
The update to 2.0.1 on the Droid fixed a lot of the lag problems (well, at least for me anyway).
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by Malus 17y ago
You could use find, but it is easier to use the built in facilities to search for ports. If you are in the ports directory you can: make search name=name_of_port to search for a port by name and: make search key=key_to_search_for to search
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by Malus 17y ago
FreeBSD does allow for the inclusion of other licenses. The GPL 2 and CDDL are two prominent examples (though they are actively trying to remove as much GPL code from the tree as possible). Users who are unhappy with CDDL licensed code stil
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by Malus 17y ago
It is probably only good for communications. A spinner with poor attitude control (you do not really have a lot of room for good mechanical or optical rate gyros, not to mention the lack of any means to perform orbital maneuvers) and small
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by Malus 17y ago
Last time I checked, Firefox and Safari have built-in spell checkers too (and both browsers probably had the feature before IE did). The only reason not to use Firefox is because it would cost too much to make all of the IE-only sites work

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