bluehex

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by bluehex 14y ago
FYI: Switching to an IME to enter Japanese (or any other language, I imagine) breaks it and doesn't allow typing. Switching back to English doesn't fix it. Putting the cursor at the beginning again allowed me to type English, but I can no l
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by bluehex 14y ago
While you're at it, please remove those terrible ads too. Thanks!
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by bluehex 14y ago
Searching [settings] with the Size setting (found by clicking "Search Tools") set to "Icon" shows it on the 16th row for me, along with lots of other hammer & wrench icons.
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by bluehex 14y ago
I'm not at a terminal now so can't verify this but it looks like you swapped the send and receive addresses from what was suggested. Try send on broadcast and receive on 0.0.0.0.
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World's most sensitive plasmon resonance sensor inspired by ancient Roman cup(engineering.illinois.edu)
1 points by bluehex 14y ago|0 comments
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Don't Be Fooled: "Six Strikes" Will Undoubtedly Harm Open Wireless(eff.org)
2 points by bluehex 14y ago|0 comments
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by bluehex 14y ago
I really enjoyed the talk for the most part. It did seem to get a bit random and unorganized towards the end though. I wasn't sure where one topic ended and the other began, and was also confused about what exactly he wanted to say during t
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by bluehex 14y ago
> Before writing all these BS, maybe he should do a little research first? There's a subtle difference between being able to call back into Go/Rust code from C (where the main function is in Go/Rust) which both languages allow now, an
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by bluehex 14y ago
True, and so can C call back into go code with cgo. The problem is that it still requires that the main function be in a Rust/Go binary. A program written in C can't currently call into a library written in one of these two languages since
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by bluehex 14y ago
I really hope to see Go and Rust move in the direction of pluggable runtimes that can be embedded into a C host program. Currently, both runtimes require being seated as the main entry-point of the program to function. Both projects also ha
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The state of low-level system programming(erik-poupaert.blogspot.com)
98 points by bluehex 14y ago|59 comments
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by bluehex 14y ago
Sure, thats true for the message their popping. But it also means the kill switch was in there since then. I guess it doesn't necessarily mean they intended to cancel it from the start though, if this is standard practice for all their apps
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by bluehex 15y ago
I think this is exactly why this method is so effective. Google's index all of those sites. The first result when I searched the hash for superman (84d961568a65073a3bcf0eb216b2a576) was a link to a page titled literally "Google Hash: md5(su
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by bluehex 15y ago
I wish I could query using a hash of my email address. No matter how much their FAQ says they won't use the email for anything but a "single database query" It's hard to trust anyone. Even if this site is legit (I think they probably are) t
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by bluehex 15y ago
Downloaded and played with the App a bit. While it's beautiful and a great first version, I don't think it really provides anything that GitX doesn't already do better. I can see how this tool might be valuable for someone who's intimidated
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by bluehex 15y ago
That's a really beautiful project site. I think there is one very important thing missing however. I can't find a statement anywhere that says why someone would want to use this. There are many little snips that show how one would use a Fab
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by bluehex 15y ago
I'm a pretty picky movie goer. My biggest pet peeve is when a theater only dims the house lights rather than turning them all the way down; that can really wash out the image on the screen. I've complained about this in the past and was tol
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by bluehex 15y ago
Yeah I feel terrible for all the people that were told they won just to have their dreams yanked out from under them. I wish the government could do something to make it up to them. Once they notify people that they've won they should have