ben_bai

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by ben_bai 11y ago
it's not. but it's also not relevant that she is a violinist.
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by ben_bai 11y ago
She may be a violinist but she tweets like a sailor. https://twitter.com/mia_matsumiya
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by ben_bai 11y ago
Geht yourself a real OS. In OpenBSD the bootloader takes care oft this. Thats good enough to geht random data right wenn the kernel starts, and by the time init runs it's gathered way more entropie.
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by ben_bai 11y ago
It is what it is, trying to define it makes for a good bonfire story but that's about it. Today there are only "Unix-like" and UNIX certified systems left. And I bet it wouldn't be too hard to certify MS Windows with SFU
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by ben_bai 11y ago
Depends on what you mean by Unix. But OS X is UNIX. www.opengroup.org/openbrand/register/brand3602.htm
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by ben_bai 11y ago
OpenBSD uses it from the beginning. The portable Version should have some testing on it as well. Yes, it's production ready. as always YMMV.
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by ben_bai 11y ago
Still waiting for 0.0.5. But i guess Dezember 2009 isn't to far off... Dead project!
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by ben_bai 11y ago
No they are not... http://www.openbsd.org/papers/libtls-fsec-2015/mgp00007.txt
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by ben_bai 11y ago
I feel like those benchmarks should be redone with modern hardware (x86_64) and a modern microkernel (minix 3.3). CPU cycles are cheap this days, yet cache misses are even more expensive (need to touch main memory? please wait 300 cycles).
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by ben_bai 11y ago
Well, in german there is one word describing how to calculate something like this: "Leidensdruckanalyse". It's a dark word, because it basically means: Why give people drugs for $13.50 if the disease is horrible enough that t
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by ben_bai 11y ago
If you just measure in $/sq ft then sure. It's about the total cost beeing affordable, an running costs beeing as low as possible. Also this started out as a DIY movement, but now that professional builders are involved, prices go
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by ben_bai 11y ago
"That's an ugly button" me clicks on button "Oh Wow, a BUTTON. How do you do that?" "Hmpf... Javascript..."
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by ben_bai 11y ago
So you don't lock your front door, because you could lose the key? Don't use passwords because you could forget them? Better don't do backups at all, because a restore will most likely fail anyways. What's next?
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by ben_bai 11y ago
Does not render right in Firefox 40.0.3, too. Tried different Window sizes, some blow up the Layout
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by ben_bai 11y ago
Does not render right on my mobile.
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by ben_bai 11y ago
Yay... my first grey comment. Why U no undarstend sarcazm? All I'm saying really: Learning C is easy, becoming a halfway decent C programmer is hard.
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by ben_bai 11y ago
Then learn to use make (Makefile) and how to write a ./configure script, or better yet learn to use autotools. Oh you don't want to write all your code by yourself, so better use some external libraries. For that you better unders
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by ben_bai 11y ago
> application developers may prefer to implement a DRBG using /dev/random as a conditioned seed No. Doing random in userland is just wrong. If your program has access to /dev/urandom, use it. If not, use arc4random().
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by ben_bai 11y ago
That E-Mail is from 2007... This is from 2013: https://youtu.be/OXS8ljif9b8?t=395
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by ben_bai 11y ago
Minix 3 seems interesting. But for the foreseeable future C seems to be the language of choice for OS development.
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by ben_bai 11y ago
Disclaimer: I'm trying to compile llvm/clang on OpenBSD with gcc 4.9 and binutils 2.17.
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by ben_bai 11y ago
Just linking libclang.so (newest svn version) takes over 8GB of memory. How much more you ask? Well we will find out when i got more ram. So i don't see that compiler becoming a gcc replacement in OpenBSD anytime soon.
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by ben_bai 11y ago
I like this way better: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9952875 "Why slow thinking wins"
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by ben_bai 11y ago
That's why they test on this car. Because the CAN buses are all connected without "firewalls".
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by ben_bai 11y ago
Oh my, that's nothing ;-) All I had was a minimal debian install with ssh access. So I installed QEMU, and over ssh with X11-forwarding i started it up using debians /dev/sda as the QEMU harddrive (yes you can: qemu-system-x8
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by ben_bai 11y ago
Big changes (mostly) need to be split into small and easy to review patches. There are almost no commits without at least one OK from another main developer.
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by ben_bai 11y ago
Branching/merging in DVCS is only easy if there are no merge conflicts. Checking in code to the VCS that makes the tree NOT build will get you screamed at (at least within the OpenBSD project). This requires proper planning for big cha
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by ben_bai 11y ago
C:\con\con anybody remebering this?
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by ben_bai 11y ago
There is a slight difference between a country defeated twice with millions dead an bomb to ashes and a country in debt because of "cheap" loans. thats the tl;dr explaination.
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by ben_bai 11y ago
man rc.subr pexp A regular expression to be passed to pgrep(1) in order to find the desired process or to be passed to pkill(1) to stop it. By default this variable contains the daemon and daemon_flags variables. To override the default va

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