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by Nux 12y ago
Well, I won't turn this into a thread to fix that problem, but have you tried these packages? http://enterprisesamba.com/ Having said that, switching to OpenBSD is not as simple. It's not just some random web serv
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by Nux 12y ago
I've toyed with it, not sure if that qualifies as "used". As a DC sysadmin I live off backports and patches (CentOS). 99% of our deployed OSes are all supported a long (to very long) time.
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by Nux 12y ago
Chimps seem to exhibit very human characteristics. ;-)
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by Nux 12y ago
I appreciate the OS, but I wish it had a longer lifetime, as it is I can't really set it up on servers in a serious manner. It might be good on firewalls though where they don't expose a lot of services to the internet.
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by Nux 12y ago
Cool, but my XBMC as well as SMplayer can automatically serach and download subtitles. This kind of functionality should be built in any player.
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by Nux 12y ago
Can you make that accessible to people without facebook accounts?
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by Nux 12y ago
Not so sure about this. We still mostly have laptops with shit 1366x768 monitors despite "retina" or at least "full hd" screens being around for quite a while...
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by Nux 12y ago
Can't recommend Shutter enough; it's great! It can take a website (gnome-web-photo), full screen or only partial shots; can edit them and has a few handy plugins (censor, pixelise, text etc), can upload to all sorts of image hosti
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by Nux 12y ago
I've used the R-pi and now a Intel NUC with XBMC and for watching streams I could tell that I had major issues with WIFI. Everything is SO much better with a proper network cable.
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by Nux 12y ago
I doubt mr Obama is at all African, he was born in Honolulu for crying out loud. All this crap with African-American is annoying and needs to stop. You don't call white citizens European-American, do you?
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by Nux 12y ago
I'm also using SyncThing to sync some web servers, it sort of works well, though I wish it handled conflicts and symlinks better. In my case git hooks would not have worked as each web server generates content that needs to be availabl
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by Nux 12y ago
The Foundation series is mind blowing. I recommend reading the "Robot" series before it though as they are interlinked, particularly "Robots and Empire"; the whole thing's a joy.
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by Nux 12y ago
Use a static site with nginx/thttpd/lighttpd, it will fly. Obviously there's a limit with what you can do with those resources.
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by Nux 12y ago
Quite a lot of stuff. A small dns server, email server, web server etc.
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by Nux 12y ago
Pretty awesome guy. And this is sad: "mechanics are nowadays mere fitters" ... Though I am sure there are plenty of passionate, talented engineers around, just like him, it's just the world that changed and it's not all
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by Nux 12y ago
The Islamic Golden Age is pretty fantastic, not the first time I heard about it and usually a cause of pride among my muslim friends (and for good reason). Too bad we're witnessing the Islamic Dark Ages right now.
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by Nux 12y ago
WHAT?? They still haven't fixed this? Unbelievable.
468.
by Nux 12y ago
The ice bucket challenge - if proven effective - should be reused again for other charities etc. If they're trademarking this for commercial purposes they're wankers.
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by Nux 12y ago
What httpd would that be? I thought they replaced their custom Apache with (also custom) Nginx.
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by Nux 12y ago
I think that's actually more optimal. After lunch I'm usually brain dead for around one hour or so and I don't really get much done. I could as well take a nap and then get back to work with renewed energy.
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by Nux 12y ago
Music to my ears! :-) "System Requirements A cheap Raspberry Pi is powerful enough to match the minimal requirement. 4 CPU Cores and 1GB RAM would be the baseline for teamwork."
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by Nux 12y ago
This is great. Till now we had GitBucket, GitBlit etc which are really fantastic, but they require a bit of resources. If this can run ok on a modest VM then I think we got a winner!
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by Nux 12y ago
Nice POC, but if a "developer" can't handle irssi.. then I have bad news for him.
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by Nux 12y ago
A new "cool", locked-in service served on a silver platter by Microsoft to the brainwashed. Everybody else uses open source on premises or their cloud of choice.
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by Nux 12y ago
All crypto software is guilty until proven innocent, but BitLocker is fine, that guy who wrote the blog post is sure about it. Made by Microsoft and closed source, how could I not trust it.
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by Nux 12y ago
Ksplice is now owned by Oracle, meaning it's dead and buried (unless you give Oracle your moneyz). Look at KPatch (included in RHEL7 as tech preview, will probably mature in subsequent minor version updates): http://rhelblog
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by Nux 12y ago
Well, he got into one of the better hospitals by the looks of it, I am sure there are many. I'm surprised he was not billed, from what I read on wall posters in hospitals non-residents (or non-EU?) are charged for medical services. Unf
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Global IPv4 routing table grows causing problems with many Cisco routers(nux.ro)
2 points by Nux 12y ago|0 comments
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by Nux 12y ago
Very interesting, might just work. They need to be careful with the frequencies though, not to screw around with the wildlife and pets around us.
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by Nux 12y ago
He seems to have a suitable name. :-)

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