_paulc

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by _paulc 12y ago
What about 2.2.8 ?
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by _paulc 12y ago
Only just downloaded but looks like a really good app which definitely fills gap, thanks. Liked the ability to swipe between the link and the comments - the only request I would have is to include the ability to switch to a mobile optimsed
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by _paulc 12y ago
FreeBSD user since 2.0.5 (1995) - Linux since 0.95 I have always found that FreeBSD has had a much cleaner and more orthogonal feel as a system than any of the Linux distros and was always much more familiar for UNIX 'old hands'.
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by _paulc 12y ago
...and /bin/sh has tab completion anyway (set -o emacs)!
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by _paulc 12y ago
Really... /bin/sh has always had tab completion: set -o emacs
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by _paulc 12y ago
In most cases you only need a handful of functions - crypto_box_keypair/crypto_box/crypto_box_open for public key crypto and crypto_secretbox/crypto_secretbox_open for private key crypto. It is way simpler than any other cryp
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by _paulc 12y ago
Except that I get a different answer if you do a very simple bruteforce: def check(n,am,pm,total): for x in range(1,n): if (am * x + pm * (n-x)) == total: return "AM: %d @ %d / PM %d @ %d&
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by _paulc 12y ago
TweetNaCl ( http://tweetnacl.cr.yp.to/software.html ) is dead easy use - just drop the .c & .h files into your code.
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by _paulc 12y ago
You should have a look at Squirrel ( http://www.squirrel-lang.org/ ) - it addresses most of the points above but is still very lightweight and easy to embed. The main disadvantage is that the documentation and community is no
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by _paulc 12y ago
Any {Free,Open,Net}BSD system.
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by _paulc 12y ago
If you only use the CLI (using crosh) it works fine.
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by _paulc 13y ago
Excellent news - the Redis source code is a really good source of high quality dependency-free C code and tends to be the first place I look. Some time ago I forked the SDS code and added a set of additional utility functions around this fo
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by _paulc 13y ago
ls -al | gzip -c | tee out.gz | gzip -dc