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by bkor 12y ago
Cryptsetup was known to require a bit more work. Debian has some specific stuff for that AFAIK. Same thing with ZFS. Just things that need fixing. I find the entire blogpost rather encouraging. Let's get those bugs fixed as well! Doom
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Systemd in Gnome 3.14 and beyond(blogs.gnome.org)
1 points by bkor 12y ago|0 comments
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by bkor 12y ago
Systemd marks stable bugfixes in an easy way in their git repository so people can easily determine the bugfixes. I know because our systemd packager makes use of that to ensure those bugfixes are included in our systemd version. Because ev
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by bkor 12y ago
A lot of projects have dependencies on other projects. Systemd provides a lot of very useful functionality. So it's going to be depended upon. But actually it's pretty layered. Systemd provides things to activate NTP. That can eit
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by bkor 12y ago
What do you mean? If systemd is monolithic, coreutils is as well. In your response you make it sound like there is only one person who has this definition. That's not the case. Further, since ages UNIX (also BSD) put everything into on
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by bkor 12y ago
It way more directly influences by the bunker rates. Maybe various for a lot of the cargo it makes most sense to have the container vessel sail quicker. However, that's not taken into account while deciding between shipping lines. Furt
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by bkor 12y ago
> A problematic thing is they way ports generally work, you may generally not book a port for a specific arrival date. You have to rush to get there before other ships, to sit still outside and wait in line. For most ports in North Europ
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by bkor 12y ago
Loads and loads of vessels are too big for current Panamax locks/canal (max size around 5.100 TEU). One of the vessel classes is post-panamax and there are various classes above that :-P. Panamax canal is now being expanded, but it&#x2
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NetworkManager 0.9.10(blogs.gnome.org)
56 points by bkor 12y ago|12 comments
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by bkor 12y ago
Netflix does allow for caching at the ISP level.
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by bkor 12y ago
> His posts are purely technical and of extremely high quality Don't understand how you can claim this. The posts are highly emotional, very suggestive and a lot of things are plain wrong. > if you can't see that, then this
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by bkor 12y ago
> understand why Gnome, a desktop-environment running on top of X, maybe running on top of Linux, should make it self dependent on a Linux-specific component like systemd GNOME doesn't depend on systemd. See for instance a blogpost
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by bkor 12y ago
Don't put words into my mouth to win an argument. I'm saying that linking to a function is more reliable than copy/pasting that stuff into your program. If you want to argue that copy/pasting is totally fine, go ahead. I
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by bkor 12y ago
Overloading SIGSTOP means the meaning of SIGSTOP changes, yet you say it will be reliable? Not very predictable behaviour. Also probably not UNIX like ;)
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by bkor 12y ago
If you have issues with systemd in an embedded project, raise it so that systemd can be improved. Be a bit open in your thoughts. Note that systemd is used on various embedded systems already.
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by bkor 12y ago
> Why are you so upset that people are using the avenue they have available > to make their opinion known? The Linux community has far outgrown the days > where it was a developer only playground, so your proposed ideas o
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by bkor 12y ago
The code for that is stable, it is just that the recommended way is using that library. When people asked, the code was provided to do this without linking. Just that linking is way more reliable. The comment should've stated something
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FlyMAD – The Fly Mind Altering Device(johnstowers.co.nz)
2 points by bkor 12y ago|0 comments
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SMS logins: an illusion of security(danielpocock.com)
64 points by bkor 13y ago|17 comments
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by bkor 13y ago
That's not attacking Mozilla. This is like joining a strike. If you're on strike you're not attacking the company. Though IMO unions in US are a little bit weird (too much power play).
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by bkor 13y ago
I really dislike that Brendan Eich was appointed because the board appointed him while knowing his position on prop 8. Yet no statement while there was a huge backlash at the time that news came out. For me CTO vs CEO matters a lot. CTO vs
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by bkor 13y ago
No, they strongly disliked Brendan Eich to be a CEO of Mozilla. Their dislike is with the CEO, not the company. But because of the strong dislike, they cannot support the company. Boycotting a company because of not wanting the CEO is not a
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by bkor 13y ago
"the moment you attack one of the best organizations" Nobody attacked Mozilla. You're totally off base.
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Karen Sandler joins Conservancy's Management Team(sfconservancy.org)
1 points by bkor 13y ago|0 comments
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Wayland in Gnome 3.12, and beyond(blog.mecheye.net)
2 points by bkor 13y ago|0 comments
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Gnome 3.12 and FreeBSD (and a virtual machine)(blogs.gnome.org)
1 points by bkor 13y ago|0 comments
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Samsung Objections Fail to Stop Early Release of S5 (bloomberg.com)
1 points by bkor 13y ago|0 comments
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GNOME 3.12 release notes(help.gnome.org)
4 points by bkor 13y ago|0 comments
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Gnome 3.12 Released(gnome.org)
196 points by bkor 13y ago|126 comments
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by bkor 13y ago
Nope, I haven't stated that. Your continued way of stating things that haven't been said won't lead you anywhere with me. Don't put words into my mouth. I asked to make clear comparisons. You continue not to do so.

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