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by blaenk 14y ago
I'm most likely misunderstanding you, but a debian package (though I think geared towards Ubuntu) was the first thing released, in fact a lot of those listed in this wiki page are built _from_ the debian package. http://repo.steampowered.c
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by blaenk 14y ago
Thanks for this. As a first generation US citizen, there are times when I feel like maybe I fell short and should've aimed "higher", because I consider how easily programming comes to me that I figure it's easy for anyone, child's play comp
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by blaenk 14y ago
What about the first time the user connects, how would they be assured that the fingerprint really is the site's and not a man in the middle? Honest question, myself being pretty new to cryptography.
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by blaenk 15y ago
You can create an alias for it: git config –-global alias.statsu status I have mine aliased to 'st'.
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by blaenk 15y ago
Nice theme! All of the vim themes I tend to see are very simple in terms of color. Understandable that some might find more than a couple colors to be distracting, but I find it very helpful. Syntax highlighting was the one last thing I reg
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by blaenk 15y ago
I thought I was the only one that witnessed slower screen updates. I don't know if it's the same thing, but for example, holding backspace to delete a few characters seems to lag (on an SSD with 2600k @ 4.5ghz and 8GB DDR3). I know I can ju
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by blaenk 15y ago
Is it just me, or do the notifications only work when the device is not locked? If I lock my device and I get an email, it doesn't vibrate and show me the notification. Either that or notifications aren't consistently sent.
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by blaenk 15y ago
His username lent itself to searching, so I doubt he'll mind me posting: http://www.daemonology.net/papers/
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by blaenk 15y ago
Those do it on the software side, 'emulated'. This article is about getting it on the hardware; on the processor itself. "Up until now, transactional memory research has mostly focused on software-based implementations. Real processors don'
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by blaenk 15y ago
Also, leal means loyal in spanish, that's how I knew, when I was reading that book :)
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by blaenk 15y ago
This is a great book. It basically goes over how the game industry was able to develop itself for the PC, which at the time people believed was only for work. The guys at I'd pioneered a lot of efficient technology whited allowed for games
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by blaenk 15y ago
Is there a way to do something similar in nginx? Currently I only use the auto index but the listing page is very ugly. I'd like to create an html template if possible and if not, some way to write an indexer in another language (such as ru
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by blaenk 15y ago
Thank you very much!
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by blaenk 15y ago
Does anyone know if there's a way to download it on one mac, and somehow transfer it to another so that one doesn't have to download it multiple times through the mac app store?
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by blaenk 15y ago
would be nice if it were all in the same gist (separate files if need be)
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by blaenk 15y ago
I don't know if Boxcar is all that threatened. The notification wrangling it seemed to do seemed like an after-thought, so no doubt the new notifications will be better. However, I use it and it has always seemed to me that its focus has be
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by blaenk 15y ago
Gruber posted about this here: http://daringfireball.net/linked/2011/05/31/twitter-ios-5 I have a feeling that what Gruber is hinting at is the possibility that iOS 5 will provide an API for services/apps to hook into that level of the OS
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by blaenk 15y ago
Anyone know if I have to have a plugin installed to use the "Latest Download" and other proxy objects? Nothing seems to come up for me when I type that.
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by blaenk 16y ago
I agree with this sentiment. I've been hearing the 'hacker vs cracker' argument for years and it gets old. Move on. It certainly wouldn't be the first time that the media has defined or changed the meaning of words in our language. Language