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by ausjke 9y ago
i just spent some time on their irc, it really should create a quick forum to collect ideas from interested parties, proud to be a long time subscriber here but I have to admit I rarely read its PDFs these days, linux journal needs to refor
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by ausjke 9y ago
no clue what this is, anyone can explain? thanks
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by ausjke 9y ago
or similar hours on games especially for boys. the smart phone is taking a toll on teenage daily.
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by ausjke 9y ago
vuejs does gain strong interests from large companies such as alibaba,baidu and tencent, the three are called BATs in China similar(or larger) to amazon, google and facebook in US. One of the BAT should acquire Vue.js to make it a strong pl
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by ausjke 9y ago
tk works with multiple script languages and does have a nice looking these days, probably not fancy, but get the job done quickly and good enough for most use cases.
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by ausjke 9y ago
what about tcl/tk for GUI? mature, fast, and ubiquitous
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by ausjke 9y ago
so what is this different from pthread? how can I decide to pick one of them? the new C11 has thread built-in but not used widely yet.
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by ausjke 9y ago
yes the key is OSS openwrt instead of vendor-specific openwrt, which is normally lagging behind still, probably slightly better than closed vendor firmware, but not that much better. true OSS openwrt has the fastest updates and security fix
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by ausjke 9y ago
any source? openwrt can't fix kernel security bugs, or OpenSSL issues, but it can provide a fast fix after those exploits are announced at least. i have not hearded wide spread problem with openwrt yet.
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by ausjke 9y ago
Too many cameras exploits in the wild these days indeed. Need a OSS system for the cameras, just like OSS firmware such as Openwrt to replace vendor firmwares. Camera itself does not have enough resource to deal with DDOS or brutal-force at
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by ausjke 9y ago
Great to see it is alive and kicking. I have been a heavy thunderbird users for years until about half-year ago, I now move/forward all my email to outlook.com instead, so far it works for me well.
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by ausjke 9y ago
looks very interesting, checking it out...
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by ausjke 9y ago
I actually like hacknews' comment style the most, neat and simple, good enough for talks, no images and no videos etc too. wish there are some light-weight forum code that is nodejs based, nodebb is a little heavy, and I don't rea
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by ausjke 9y ago
indeed on ubuntu 16.04 64bit, when my chrome has 20+ tabs, some new tab could trigger a memory thrashing, that uses up all the memory and eats up a few GB disk, cpu load jumps up to 10x, the computer basically becomes unusable. i would rath
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What ORMs have taught me: just learn SQL (2014)(woz.posthaven.com)
540 points by ausjke 9y ago|348 comments
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by ausjke 9y ago
There are groups that do both: buying the first batches of products and writing nice reviews, then the seller will pay for what they have done, it's a mature business these days: you hire a team to market you at Amazon by faking review
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by ausjke 9y ago
My understanding is that RESTful is good for public WEB APIs, however for tightly-coupled systems the best was SOAP/Xmlrpc. Nowadays the best middle ground probably should a SOAP-like wrapper for JSONRPC(instead of XMLRPC), i.e.using J
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Flex bison tutorial(aquamentus.com)
1 points by ausjke 9y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 9y ago
Most of the time you really only have one ISP to choose from, so it is kind of monopoly already in practice, now with this brain-dead repeal, what will happen then? Don't like this at all.
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Mongodb vs. Mysql(medium.com)
2 points by ausjke 9y ago|1 comments
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by ausjke 9y ago
exactly, I stopped at the second slide because of that. "I ask for your undivided attention for two hours" is what it says, the background animation seems not helping that goal, quite the opposite.
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by ausjke 9y ago
Just replace its firmware and load the router with LEDE/openwrt instead. LEDE is an Openwrt fork, and it might merge back to Openwrt sometime. LEDE is under active development and its newest release is 17.01.4 https://downlo
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by ausjke 9y ago
totally second this,hope we can do the same here,especially those smartphones are too addictive to young brains.
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by ausjke 9y ago
While I used w3schools quite a bit I am now using MDN more and more, great reference! Hope Chrome/Safari/Edge etc all can join force on the web related document at MDN. In particular, MDN now puts some demo code at the start befor
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by ausjke 9y ago
2-step authentication is a must these days, when they can leak keyboard typing, your password becomes useless.
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by ausjke 9y ago
I spent 10 minutes looking up and down to make sure the GO has nothing to do with Golang. Why picking such a name? Thought Android is trying to replace Java with Go...especially they keep call this a Go Edition.
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by ausjke 9y ago
I thought they're competing against each other in this case? aren't they doing similar things? new stuff to know for sure.
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by ausjke 9y ago
long time subscribers here(10+ years), also subscriber to lwn.net for many years, both are great. this is a sad story. I loved LJ's kernel korner and its four-embedded-linux series a few years back. Linux is getting more and more widel
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by ausjke 9y ago
not sure about this as Alpine is kind of x86 only. yes it has some armhf and ppc64 versions however it seems x86 is the main target to be run on. on the other hand, debian, openwrt etc are built for multi-arch all the time.
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by ausjke 9y ago
Really nice move, hopefully FreeRTOS becomes _the_ OS for those IoT MCUs similar what Linux does to higher end CPUs. It's always amazing to see many great OSS projects are primarily done by an individual while becoming extremely useful

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