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by buster 13y ago
I think the exact same thing... - get ex MS employee to be Nokia CEO - fire lots of Nokia employees - run the company down - buy Nokia, hire ex MS employee to run that part It's a shame, i never had a Nokia, but the featur
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by buster 13y ago
I really would reconsider that: http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-2301.html
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by buster 13y ago
Meh, no QWERTZ :(
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by buster 13y ago
Last time i tried openstack exactly for this reason (2-3 months ago) it was a nightmare to get _something_ to work with openstack + lxc. Nearly undocumented :(
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by buster 13y ago
I didn't even know ctrl+shift works BUT also i like to keep my fingers in tact ( = pressing ctrl+shift+c feels like a complicated yoga-practice)
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by buster 13y ago
Everyone suggesting to use ctrl-c/v is not often using a terminal i guess ;) So now in the future i have to select test in a terminal with the mouse, right click, click copy and then hit ctrl-v or right click again, whereas now i just
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by buster 13y ago
Agreed in that this needs to be an option. I'm using the middle mouse paste very often, it's such a nice and easy thing to have.. Do i want a "text context" menu? No. I'd enable the mouse-click paste again..
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by buster 13y ago
Wasn't Vista supposed to be that awesome new-technology operating system with WinFS and whatnot? I think the big failure was that it came out as a Windows XP with a new (worse?) interface and too many problems. Windows 8 is just a cont
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by buster 13y ago
Yes, so not. I've found the actor module, but it's based on threads so no "lightweigth" and not as powerful as the networked, lightweight erlang processes. I'd really love to see that in a new language, especially s
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by buster 13y ago
Just when i started reading tutorials about Rust this comes up... Looks nice, but does it also have concurrency built in (Rust tasks, Erlangs processes, message passing, etc.)?
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by buster 13y ago
A laptop becoming noisy and a webpage that will suddenly become unresponsive? Who is his right mind would implement this on his own webpage? It would only be attributed to your "shitty, slow" site, users don't care what video
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by buster 13y ago
Would it be feasible to have Debian + Darwin? I am wondering about driver availability.. Does Darwin support all hardware FreeBSD does? Is it stripped down to Mac-like hardware? And in general what would i get from using Darwin as opposed t
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by buster 13y ago
No, i wouldn't think so at all. A little foresight and modular design is not _that_ hard. Sure, after you implement the Dog Class you know better what the Pet Class may need, but you can most likely already have 75% of that Pet Class r
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by buster 13y ago
Interesting.. "This gives a value for x of about 4 µm. In a digital camera, making the pixels of the image sensor smaller than this would not actually increase image resolution." So, the HTC One, which only has a 4 megapixels is a
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by buster 13y ago
Cool, i didn't know that would be possible with sockets, sounds like a nice option. Although i wonder how efficient it is, but it may be worthwhile to spawn [number of cores] x [node.js | python | ruby] servers which themselves only ru
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by buster 13y ago
I was really a little bit disappointed to learn that go (touted for it's goroutines) doesn't have actors, i would love to have the erlang style, network aware actor model in a language i belief i could learn easily ;) Without that
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by buster 13y ago
I must say i am really surprised about the presented features of the language. It seems to take a lot of the nice things of more dynamic languages and puts them into a fast, compiled system language. I will have to try Rust, now!
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by buster 13y ago
Am i the only one who finds that far too many pages look alike thanks to bootstrap and co?
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by buster 13y ago
I was starting with unionize as well, but the fact is that docker looks up for available IP adresses on its own. So you can give docker -d the -b parameter and pass an existing bridge and it will go through that bridges IP space and assign
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by buster 13y ago
I don't understand why they don't post it on their own site.. but well.. here is twitter: https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/368426845735120896
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by buster 13y ago
Absolutely love docker, hope to see it mature even more :) I am currently playing around with it and building a messaging platform playground. One "pain" so far is that docker's IPAddress assignment is not very flexible. Will
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by buster 13y ago
Thing is: friends of mine recently returned from Zurich after over a year of working there and apparently they got much "hate" for being germans working in Zurich, for whatever reason. Not saying suisse people are racists, the one
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by buster 13y ago
Living in Berlin and really can't think of another european city i would want to live in. USA? Nope. China? Nope. Singapore? Maybe. Australia? Maybe.
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by buster 13y ago
Happy Birthday, Debian! Operating System of my choice on my desktop and server-side. To another 20 succesful years! :)
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by buster 13y ago
For me neither, i thought i am just too stupid to see it ;)
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by buster 13y ago
Warning! Highly unscientific, non realistic test ahead! Running on a baremetal, idle server.. python -m timeit -r 10 -n 100000 -s 'import json' 'j="""[{"t":"Hello"}]""";
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by buster 13y ago
I don't understand.. it's showing a street for me?
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by buster 13y ago
Already using Debian here
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by buster 13y ago
Unfortunately, as nice as it looks, the screens make me feel like "not going to install that, looks like Mac".. :(
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by buster 13y ago
I really, really never understood why to indent with spaces, instead of tabs. I hoped this would've changed, but no... I want to set for myself how much spaces represent an indentation, not someone else, it depends so much on your setu

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