aljarry

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by aljarry 6y ago
So you say we should choose the hard way, because the easy way is lazy? Also, your point can be turned around - you could use python which produces readable and maintanable code, but instead you choose the easy, lazy way of using bash, whic
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by aljarry 6y ago
In Europe (at least in some countries) local law dictates that unauthorized debit card payments are to be reimbursed by banks.
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by aljarry 6y ago
Docker is a linux tech tied to features in Linux kernel. You don't have cgroups and the like in XNU (OSX kernel) to be able to run docker natively on OSX.
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by aljarry 6y ago
Is it possible to create kernel modules for both OpenBSD and Linux with common code that's licensed appropriately? Something like a library with two kernel API glue layers, one for Linux GPLed and one for OpenBSD.
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by aljarry 6y ago
There is a "test tool" for gstreamer pipelines: gst-launch, but generally it's encouraged to run the gstreamer more as a library instead. Example, if you have gstreamer libs installed: gst-launch-1.0 videotestsrc ! videoconve
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by aljarry 6y ago
Do you know if it's possible in KVM to create separate virtual subnetwork managed by KVM (like: adding VMs to that network, reading their IPs) which is accessible from parent network? I got home network and wanted KVM to control which
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by aljarry 6y ago
On the cheap side, I got old Lenovo m93p - USFF with 8GB RAM, i5 (2 cores, 4 threads) with 4 USB 3.0 ports, which is just enough for lightweight VMs, some test containers and ZFS mirror for backups / NAS. Whole package with 2x2TB disks
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by aljarry 7y ago
Had similar experience - I transpiled a ~120kLOC legacy winforms app in day and a half - mostly spent fixing build errors between not exactly translatable elements / missing rules in transpiler.
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by aljarry 7y ago
> Linux support for SQL Server is my canary in the coal mine. > It makes zero sense. There's one strategic reason: using it by developers in containers.
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by aljarry 7y ago
I guess pirsquare meant going back to default sort by "Removing the sort", which is a very reasonable thing which I personally miss in some software.
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by aljarry 7y ago
There's no right / third mouse button for mobile users though.
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by aljarry 7y ago
Yeah, you need root or sudo to view iotop. But some information is (at least on some fresh ubuntu) available without elevation, like the per-disk output from iostat.
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by aljarry 7y ago
It's either on Performance tab (per disk) - the big chart is "active time", either per process on Processes tab as a column "Disk" - color is related to time usage, while the bandwidth is as text.
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by aljarry 7y ago
I regret neither Top neither Htop show you estimates of "IO Activity time" like in Windows 10 task manager - I need to use separate iostat to observe that. I found the "IO Activity time", percentage of time when IO is us
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by aljarry 7y ago
I have similar problem with T420s from 2012 - great laptop, but there's a lot of coil whine and horrible fan with very small heatsink. It's a model without dedicated GPU, but i5 alone is enough to push the fan to constant medium-h
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by aljarry 7y ago
Some time ago I stumbled upon a really good introduction to text manipulation in command line: https://developer.ibm.com/articles/au-unixtext/ After years of using bits of bash I've found quite a few new thin
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by aljarry 7y ago
Nice find!
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by aljarry 7y ago
It's divided exactly as it is in string representation: 4 bytes time_low, 2 bytes time_mid, 2 bytes time_hi_and_version and then: other stuff - 8 bytes.
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by aljarry 8y ago
It's also the weak point - do you trust your domain provider he won't allow a domain move / access based on parts of your personal information, like here [0]? Also is it only domain block and not ip block? [0] https:/&#
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by aljarry 8y ago
I'm a long time user of "Should I Answer" Android app which is a godsend. It works by allowing people to categorize numbers that called them, so next time number X tries to cold call you or scam you, you get overlay with sign
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by aljarry 8y ago
I can use SQLite for prototyping without db server. It's a file or some in-memory buffer, I don't need docker or anything else to run some very simple unit/integration tests with the DB.
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by aljarry 8y ago
How did you measure the 12ms?
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by aljarry 8y ago
Some real-life tests disagree, saying 10-15ms is roughly the minimal latency noticeable by musicians, while 20 for "normal humans". Tests: http://whirlwindusa.com/support/tech-articles/opening-pandor...
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by aljarry 8y ago
It's only about Office 365, the web application. It's written so in a first sentence of this article.
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by aljarry 9y ago
I don't see how could it support properties added at runtime. I'd wager it supports only the properties defined inside of the class.
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by aljarry 9y ago
It's only working inside of EC6 classes.
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by aljarry 9y ago
Different use case. I've never seen people spawning wordpress-like stuff on Oracle. It's used for transaction-heavy applications, big data and so on. But web pages generate different load than what is "optimal" for the D
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by aljarry 9y ago
I've had similar experience around 5-6 years ago. One of the notebooks with ubuntu was force rebooted and btrfs got corrupted, no way to boot the system again.
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by aljarry 9y ago
I agree a lot with the first point. Writing recursion algo using C/C++ or any other imperative language I've tried is like crawling through minefield, from one StackOverflow to another. I found that's because we've learn