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by __mp 12y ago
Embedded C and AVL trees? Really? Could you explain how an AVL tree would be used in an embedded context?
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by __mp 12y ago
I find it crazy that people leave/come in to the office at 4AM/5AM in the mornings. Also note the peak in CMD-Z at 12am... :/
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by __mp 12y ago
I'm well aware of that. Right now it's just as important for me to try to manage my security and privacy. Hosting the mail server at home would be a possibility (we have a fiber connection). I could also place a server in the data
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by __mp 12y ago
I currently have 20GB of email lying around on several mail services. There is no way I want to allow an additional app to my personal mail account for email management. The fact that I'm hosting my mail somewhere else is bad enough. I
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Free SSL certificates (2 year, SHA-2, Chinese provider)(buy.wosign.com)
2 points by __mp 12y ago|0 comments
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by __mp 12y ago
I use Debian + UFW + OpenVPN + Digitalocean for my US Netflix needs. I get 10Mbit downstream and 20Mbit upstream from NY3 to my 60/60 fiber connection here in Zurich. I could also configure it to use DNS only, but open dns servers are
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by __mp 12y ago
That's exactly why I don't like ruby. A ruby app usually does not integrate very well with other ruby apps on the system. Especially when company policy mandates that system ruby versions need to be used. /rant It's my e
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by __mp 12y ago
And it's written in Haskell. Which makes me want to take a look at Haskell again :)
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by __mp 12y ago
I didn't dare to install it on my machines since there are a lot of requirements.... I went the paid route instead.
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by __mp 12y ago
Because people want to sync their feeds and their current reading state across multiple devices (desktop, laptop, tablet, phone...). I also read my feeds somewhat sporadically: Since RSS usually only contains the last ~10 entries I would n
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by __mp 13y ago
I talked to an engineer from Sensirion (the makers of the temperature sensor on the S4) a couple of weeks ago. He told me that the waterproofing was the reason that they couldn't include their sensor in the S5.
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by __mp 13y ago
As if Facebook was better with collecting data. This reminds me of the new Facebook Android app which I have refused to install so far: http://i.imgur.com/tDX8yrB.png
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The Internet of Things: Turning Blue(tooth) at the Edges?(makezine.com)
2 points by __mp 13y ago|0 comments
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by __mp 13y ago
I didn't notice the outage (since I basically just use it for spam nowadays). But I did notice that gmail had a problem when I scrolled through my fb feed: http://i.imgur.com/mLQQO9t.png
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by __mp 13y ago
I actually prefer Spotify to Rdio. Mainly because it's really easy to find playlists from other users and because the multimedia buttons work out of box. I follow ~5 people who have these huge > 1000 song playlists that get updated
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by __mp 13y ago
Alternatively there's also Barrelfish: http://www.barrelfish.org/ but there the focus lies on multiple cores (48ish+++).
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by __mp 13y ago
Yes, I'm totally impressed by the conciseness of the book and the added code.
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Project Oberon - The Design of an Operating System, a Compiler, and a Computer(inf.ethz.ch)
166 points by __mp 13y ago|26 comments
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by __mp 13y ago
The CV was created in LaTeX using a modified moderncv template: ( http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/modernc... ) As for the font in the section titles: I don't know. For the body i
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by __mp 13y ago
I usually list HTML and CSS as office skills next to Microsoft Office and LaTeX ;) http://i.imgur.com/1Yx5PY1.png (I haven't updated this CV in a while and I think I should downgrade my Java and Eiffel experience agai
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by __mp 13y ago
It's a pretty easy thing to do with libvirt. I usually create a nginx vhost that routes websites to different virtual machines. These virtual machines usually run one application are managed by puppet and are sometimes located on diffe
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by __mp 13y ago
Maildroid works good for me. I made the switch to my webhoster a couple weeks ago.
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by __mp 13y ago
Awesome! I would totally buy this book.
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by __mp 13y ago
>> It get's really interesting once you use puppet to install an RVM ruby version. > Yeah, don't do that. Why not? Puppet-RVM ( https://github.com/blt04/puppet-rvm ) works very well. And puppet is bas
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by __mp 13y ago
Ah yes, we're currently running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.
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by __mp 13y ago
Ah yes, I was confused by the ABI level. They ship with 1.9.3p0 which you shouldn't use. The currently recommended version is 1.9.3p392 or p194...
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SwisscomIO - A Swiss Whatsapp clone(io.swisscom.ch)
2 points by __mp 13y ago|0 comments
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by __mp 13y ago
The whole ruby ecosystem is a nightmare for system administrators. Ubuntu/Debian still ships with ruby 1.8.7 and 1.9.1p0 (which is evil I heard). In order to install a new ruby version one has to most likely compile it from scratch: -