ZeWaren

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by ZeWaren 11y ago
Consider using core OS tools (wget/fetch, tar, etc.) versus the dependency tree required to run git on your system. Do you need curl? Do you need perl? Do you need a XML parser and a regex runtime engine?
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by ZeWaren 11y ago
We have the same things here in France. A couple times every year, you are allowed to visit them at 2am, in the dark with only a flashlight.
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by ZeWaren 11y ago
Has a similar experience a year ago. The only difference being that I did go into production. Man, what a mistake.
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by ZeWaren 11y ago
Won't a database of vulnerable servers be something of interest for hackers? Are you confident in your own infrastructure?
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by ZeWaren 11y ago
I love the fact that you can buy the pdf using bitcoins.
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by ZeWaren 12y ago
I've been using the same trick with OpenVPN for a while. Perfect to go trough proxies.
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by ZeWaren 12y ago
Learning that someone is finally working on a nice webmail app that can be self-hosted pleases me.
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by ZeWaren 13y ago
What if Satoshi Nakamoto stole them?
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by ZeWaren 13y ago
Until I can put my tabs on the left of the window with the new releases, I'm staying with Opera 12.16.
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by ZeWaren 13y ago
Same thing here. I can type é or è, but not à, É, Ç and more. Seems very nice though.
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by ZeWaren 13y ago
I love browsing those sites with my mobile devices.
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by ZeWaren 13y ago
I've been doing the same since one year and a half ago. Works well even with long hair.
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by ZeWaren 13y ago
Same here.
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by ZeWaren 13y ago
Someone should create a Winamp 2 theme for FooBar now.
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by ZeWaren 13y ago
I also had my playlists and favorites deleted during a Youtube/Google merge. Quite annoying. I should have used backups.
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by ZeWaren 13y ago
Also, I can't find how to put my tabs on the left side of the window. I don't think I can live without this anymore. What's the point of having wide screens if you stack everything vertically? I also hope they won't remove the bookmark pane
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by ZeWaren 14y ago
For the lulz I use neercs. It's the same as screen and tmux, except you get thumbnails of your panes in some kind of taskbar; and most importantly, you can switch between panes with a cube ascii animation, compiz style. http://caca.zoy.org
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by ZeWaren 14y ago
What I really like about all these opensource firmware, is that you can really easily hack the hardware. For example, if you read the datasheets of the internal components of the DLink DIR300, you can notice that by setting a few registers
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by ZeWaren 14y ago
Well, being able to send incremental backups of ZFS tanks between systems is IMHO one of the best features of the system. Also, snapshots are very handy.
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by ZeWaren 15y ago
This reminds me of role variants in the Keirsey Temperament Sorter. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keirsey_Temperament_Sorter
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by ZeWaren 15y ago
I use butterflies. http://xkcd.com/378/ And also, vim.
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by ZeWaren 15y ago
I think this would be even better if the nodes would be links to documentation. That way if you discovered a node you knew nothing about, you would just click it instead of having to google it.
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by ZeWaren 15y ago
True. Also learn about decision fatigue, it's quite related.
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by ZeWaren 15y ago
There are also people who refuse to give them anything since they believe that the CC-BY-SA license is not really "free" (the Share-Alike part prevents you from doing anything without licensing your work with the same license).
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by ZeWaren 15y ago
What's best is that it can be used with asciio with a little tweaking. search.cpan.org/dist/App-Asciio/lib/App/Asciio.pm
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by ZeWaren 15y ago
What about ASCIIO? It's great because it allows you to move and connect the blocks after you created them. It's great to document source code. http://search.cpan.org/dist/App-Asciio/lib/App/Asciio.pm
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by ZeWaren 15y ago
Agreed. I think the ratio design/information is too big for the one on the right.