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by bluehazed 11y ago
Actually, Go has support for ppc, alpha and sparc64 through the gccgo compiler frontend. Not sure about VAX, though. (Also, not really advocating the use of Go to replace C in operating system development, just wanted to make a note)
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by bluehazed 11y ago
Thinkpads. If you don't mind used and want something inexpensive and still decent, the T420s/X220s are pretty cheap ($250-400USD depending on configuration) and still very good machines. Won't break (dropped mine on cement be
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by bluehazed 11y ago
"Google reader is dead"
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by bluehazed 11y ago
"Someday, perhaps in a year, maybe more, maybe less, I’ll have moved from CEO to NtE (Nate the Engineer)." Love the job title.
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by bluehazed 11y ago
How? It's 320kbps.
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by bluehazed 11y ago
> "The only thing we can do is continue to educate our officials" about the personal belief exemption, said Lisa Bakshi, a mother from Placer County. "The parents who do it now do it for very legitimate reasons. We don&#x2
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by bluehazed 12y ago
Wow, I really suck at Connect Four.
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by bluehazed 12y ago
Fair enough, but 5.0.0 is working fine for me, I think I'll sit this one out until this is confirmed/looked into better.
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by bluehazed 12y ago
I've been holding off on the 5.0.1 update due to laziness, looks like that was a good thing.
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by bluehazed 12y ago
Always good to check out 9front if you plan on using plan9: new drivers, filesystem, more utilities. Homepage: https://code.google.com/p/plan9front/ Releases: http://9times.cat-v.org/
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by bluehazed 12y ago
Looks like it reduces initial cost of creating structures, etc for JSON data received and makes accessing the data easier. The author does seem to say the library is more focused on reading the data rather than writing it. Whether or not
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by bluehazed 12y ago
They don't seem to specify what the processor is. Maybe a variant of the MT6752 or the MT6595? "Octa-core processor, 8 x 2.1 GHz - Eight cores with power-saving technology and a fully customizable overclocking feature."
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by bluehazed 12y ago
Worked fantastic. Awesome.
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by bluehazed 12y ago
Whoops, looks like I did misread that! My bad, it was late.
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by bluehazed 12y ago
Ah, yet another "I hate Go and everyone else should too" post.
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by bluehazed 12y ago
Love the release song for this one.
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by bluehazed 12y ago
Jesus, LOLCODE version 1.3. I'm glad we're still able to have a sense of humour about language development, though.
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by bluehazed 12y ago
That headline made me cringe immediately.
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by bluehazed 12y ago
Huh, that seems pretty douchey, not a very nice way to do business.
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by bluehazed 12y ago
Oh, it's not to stop drinking, it's more to be less miserable :)
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by bluehazed 12y ago
I've pretty much resolved myself to slowly drinking myself to death, I'm pretty sure I'd have killed myself due to boredom or stress otherwise. Hopefully maybe getting out of my current field (devops) and going back into scho
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by bluehazed 12y ago
This seems... mostly stupid.
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by bluehazed 12y ago
And then there's Theo de Raadt :D
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by bluehazed 12y ago
Imagine that on your business card. "Space Hacker"
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by bluehazed 13y ago
emacs!
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by bluehazed 13y ago
Ah, the write everything in C phase. I had a lot of fun during that :D
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by bluehazed 13y ago
Arch, I enjoy the level of control that comes with and being able to have nearly the latest versions of everything (without distro-specific changes like many others have) (also AUR is pretty useful).