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by ausjke 8y ago
tshark is supposed to be a tcpdump alternative but it seems tcpdump is still dominant on the command line these days.
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by ausjke 8y ago
Dreamhost has this since forever for free, along with many others, why is this even a HN post, seems more like a late-arrived commercial ads to me.
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by ausjke 8y ago
why not write something about the @include directives like a blog or some posts, that will be awesome.
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by ausjke 8y ago
used prolog many years ago, how is it now? is it evolving? it IS the language for expert systems, curious if it can be the best language for general AI developments. Just installed prolog under ubuntu and vscode has a plugin for it, all loo
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by ausjke 8y ago
https://www.wikihow.com/Write-Pseudocode
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Pseudocode standard(users.csc.calpoly.edu)
2 points by ausjke 8y ago|1 comments
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by ausjke 8y ago
This is a story in 2015, still, the subject is even more true these days.
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India-born CEOs are taking the U.S. by storm(money.cnn.com)
1 points by ausjke 8y ago|2 comments
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by ausjke 8y ago
Heard the old saying "if you do array, avoid bash, use python" multiple times, looks like from bash4.x you can do array just fine with bash alone.
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The Ultimate Bash Array Tutorial with 15 Examples(thegeekstuff.com)
1 points by ausjke 8y ago|1 comments
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by ausjke 8y ago
depends on how fast you want to achieve, there are good pcie cards for network and storage purposes with excellent linux support. gosh I miss those low power powerpc boards with excellent network performances, x86 is still power-hungry&#x2F
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by ausjke 8y ago
RouterOS on Mikrotik, pfsense on x86, VyOS(debian) on x86 are all good options. It's just hard to find off-the-shelf parts to build your 1u/2u router/switches running open source though, software is there, but no such hardwar
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VyOS - A debian-based mid-to-high-range routers and firewalls(vyos.io)
2 points by ausjke 8y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 8y ago
Time to bring back mid-to-high-end open source routers. Something like Vyos: https://vyos.io/ For low-end you always have LEDE or Openwrt http://openwrt.org
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Amazon 'Questions' Its Growth in Seattle After City Passes Tax to Help Homeless(fortune.com)
1 points by ausjke 8y ago|0 comments
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Developing Console Applications with Bash(linuxjournal.com)
3 points by ausjke 8y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 8y ago
For further portability you can convert bash shell to C and compile it into binaries. https://github.com/neurobin/shc
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by ausjke 8y ago
any source for this? tried to look up but failed
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by ausjke 8y ago
what happened to 802.11s, the supposed-to-be mesh protocol for a long while?
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by ausjke 8y ago
actually I do lots of embedded, busybox is about 2MB and bash is 1MB, unless the resource is extremely restricted I just install bash for scripting purposes. python is about 4.5MB and Lua is about 200K, both run on top of a shell anyways, a
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by ausjke 8y ago
I still use bash a lot though, it's just handy, with lua and python you will have to deal with various of its packages sooner or later, for bash it is just one binary and you get 90% scripting tasks covered, zero dependencies.
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by ausjke 8y ago
don't think people born after 90's have any idea of those, or 99% of them have no idea whatsoever, so yes, history can be revised at will, at least in the short term.
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by ausjke 8y ago
Not surprised, what goes around comes around, sigh. This might change evolution gradually, in a bad sense.
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by ausjke 8y ago
gosh this sounds like a revolution in the cooking state, is this totally true? maybe not that bad I hope. the big problems are the debt and the house bubble, one of them blows up will cause serious issues, so far so good it seems.
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by ausjke 8y ago
Out of how many? 1.3B might be a drop in the bucket for FB.
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by ausjke 8y ago
if i put it to a freezer for a few minutes then I can boot it up, the it gets warm and shut down on its own in about 1 minute. I do have a heat gun, never got a time to pry open the case and try that fix.
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by ausjke 8y ago
who else left for ARM-Server-Chips? so far many if not all ARM-server efforts fell apart. it took a long while for xeon to get where it is today in the data center, maybe it is as hard as making Xeon run on cellphones comparing to getting A
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by ausjke 8y ago
my nexus 5x suddenly died one year ago, before I can get my pictures out etc. since then I got a cheap moto phone($200) with pictures backup etc, so far so good
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by ausjke 8y ago
this is very concerning, I'm actually encouraging my kids to physics (or chemistry, or biology, or math, i.e. STEM), as I feel so few kids are taking on those majors. on the other hand, more and more are learning programming these days
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by ausjke 8y ago
great, I guess money talks. on the other hand, US is lagging in STEM advancements from k-12 all the way up these decades, only competition can correct the sloppiness. many of the chip designers in USA are not native citizens, which again sa

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