Nux

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by Nux 13y ago
He's a humanist!
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by Nux 13y ago
It's not about Yahoo and other big players. The edge GTalk had was it was capable of talking to my server and to my friends' servers. Now that edge is gone, but it's really not needed any more, they have enough mass to not care.
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by Nux 13y ago
Jump ship, guys! SMTP is next!
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by Nux 13y ago
Tz tz tz!
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by Nux 13y ago
Surprised it took them this long! Ignoring the most popular language for webdev must have left many scratching their heads.
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by Nux 13y ago
Like their latest ad on British TV says: "At Microsoft, your privacy is our priority!" :-D
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by Nux 13y ago
It's a great day to have kmod-tpe[1] installed. Having said that, after I rmmod-ed tpe the exploit still failed (I'm on 2.6.32-358.6.1.el6.x86_64): ./semtex 2.6.37-3.x x86_64 sd@fucksheep.org 2010 semtex: semtex.c:81: main: Assertion `p =
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by Nux 13y ago
Haha! This will piss off some people on Freenode who always send you to a pastebin if you have more than 2 lines of stuff to paste! :)
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by Nux 13y ago
ZOMG! Nice blog entry! Lots of steam released. :D And now the question: why do people build apps and shove it down other people's throat? Most of what they do can be done via a ("mobile") web site. Hell! Most of them are useless without int
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by Nux 13y ago
Somehow this makes me sad. Guns are bad.
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by Nux 13y ago
Techno Viking is actually awesome! He should embrace his popularity. :D
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by Nux 13y ago
How is that pathetic? Looks like a nicely engineered _PHONE_ with dual sim capability and can also check your emails/web sites/etc. To top it off they come with a battery LIFE that puts the whole industry to shame! I think you are greatly o
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by Nux 13y ago
This is awesome and may well be my next phone! Going to wait for the 3G version, though.
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by Nux 13y ago
What I do not get is why do governments and so on keep vital infra connected to the damn Internet! Haven't we learned anything from BSG? You don't keep nuclear plant computers on the same network with Facebook!
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by Nux 13y ago
Would love to try it, but the "Linux" link points to a DEB package (I'm on RPM distro ..) that's missing (404): http://41j.com/hterm/hterm_0.0.1-1_amd64.deb Can you provide a generic binary?
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by Nux 13y ago
BTW HN has been unusually slow these past days, got frequent nginx errors, too. Turned off SPDY in browser for the moment, let's see if I get any more nginx errors.
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by Nux 13y ago
As an admin who unfortunately has to deal with "cheap hosting" quite often I'd say "Please, NO!" to that. I don't think RoR and "cheap hosting" are compatible. RoR adds a maintenance overhead that kills the "cheap" part. I did admin work fo
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by Nux 14y ago
http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=de&tl=en&js...
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by Nux 14y ago
Shared hosting is hard. Been there, it sux; you have to keep everyone happy with multiple versions of everything. By the end of it, it will look like the primordial soup. Whoever manages to do it and remain sane has my respect; shared hosti
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by Nux 14y ago
Ceph has a yum repo for Centos, although Cephfs still does not work (maybe it will be backported to the "ancient" EL6 kernel someday). You can use the fuse client instead. Configuration-wise, Ceph involves quite a bit of voodoo compared to
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by Nux 14y ago
I'm using this[1], but having problems finding a binary repo where to get pkgng and the packages "ports". [1] - https://pub.allbsd.org/FreeBSD-snapshots/amd64-amd64/10.0-HE...
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by Nux 14y ago
17% is quite decent. I wonder how many think the same about Apple? It will be interesting to see the results of next year's survey. I see a definite down-trend in trusting Google, but mostly among techies.
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by Nux 14y ago
I'm looking forward to it!
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by Nux 14y ago
Wishlist: really looking forward for a proper binary package management (à la yum/apt) and long term releases!
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by Nux 14y ago
Hear, hear!
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by Nux 14y ago
No, 3 years old. Geez!
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by Nux 14y ago
ping `curl ip.nux.ro` :P
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by Nux 14y ago
I can give private repos, too. Now put me on HN first page!
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by Nux 14y ago
Re point "a", it doesn't make that much sense. Why would they be permanent? It should be permanent for very serious offences (murder etc). For minor offences I agree there shouldn't be a case of imprisonment. I'd send those people to do som
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by Nux 14y ago
Want to treat them like human beings? Don't put them in the damn prison in the first place! They're in prison because "justice" needs to be done for the crime they committed against fellow human beings. They're in there for _punishment_. On

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