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by buster 14y ago
Obviously this means, Linux is 10x faster then Mac, ha! Seriously though, it's really amazing what performance they squeezed of that tool. Always amazing to grep through gigabytes of files in a few seconds.
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by buster 14y ago
I'd recommend puppet or ansible. http://ansible.cc/ http://puppetlabs.com/
933.
by buster 14y ago
Ah well, it's rather a "how i set up a small web server for fiddling around with stuff" not so much a professional article about security. Sorry, but the first page is like "mhh, yeah, geeks hate MS, let's use the other choices" under the h
934.
by buster 14y ago
Wow.. how did this not make it to HN before? Already version 2.1.1 and never heard of it?
935.
by buster 14y ago
Finally, i was never sure how to pronounce that damn thing! :P
936.
by buster 14y ago
That's why i said A/B testing would be nice. Because now i can tell you exactly the oposite of what you tell me. I have 18000 mails in my work mail account (no spam amongst them, mostly "real" mail), 43000 emails in my gmail account (which
937.
by buster 14y ago
First of all, i bet you that much more users click on a send button then press some arbitrary key combination. Second i bet you that most people find the send button easier when it's somewhere they expect. Where the other buttons are. Third
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by buster 14y ago
No, please don't, here is one voice against "let's do it totally different for idiots". Next you want to have 3 confirmation dialogs "do you really want to send" followed by "did you prove-read your mail again?" followed by "you clicked YES
939.
by buster 14y ago
People DO realize that Sony is much more then "Playstation"?! I mean, this article is mostly worried about gaming.. Did the author even look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony ?
940.
by buster 14y ago
Wow.. what a bad title.. As far as i understand it's one application they found called S-Memo which stores passwords as plaintext. The title makes it sound as if all application passwords are stored plaintext somehow.. Wow... I guess i'll j
941.
by buster 14y ago
I'm wondering the same. The whole idea of fracking sounds like a very high risk with uncertain aftermath. Maybe the U.S. should invest more in green energy then in "bad" energy and a new even worse way to get to it..
942.
by buster 14y ago
I also like it, needs some customizing though. But that's quickly done (and luckily possible at all.. yes i look at you Windows and Mac Users with the default settings all over! )
943.
by buster 14y ago
Yes and i was seeing the first comment to emerge here that went "uh yeah, lua is sooo fast and lean, the software will be soo fast as well" which may just be not true at all :P
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by buster 14y ago
What's the difference to using "if name is not None:" in the first example?
945.
by buster 14y ago
The question here is if luvit is 2-4 times faster then node.js with "hello world" because it implements much less functionality then node.js?
946.
by buster 14y ago
Drop the fallback mode if it means better quality of the rest. Seriously, Gnome Shell runs fine on my Intel integrated graphics, i suppose it runs fine on nvidia and amd as well, so why fallback mode anyway. How about communicating to distr
947.
by buster 14y ago
Try some lightweight terminal like sakura (my current preference) :)
948.
by buster 14y ago
That's why i used the black alternative scheme, that was muuuuch better. :)
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by buster 14y ago
Oh great, one thing i noticed weeks ago (and apparently it's still behaving that way): When you maximise the terminal and mark everything with the mouse the CPU goes crazy. efreet_icon_cache is taking up 100% CPU and the laptop becomes very
950.
by buster 14y ago
Also try out terminology, the new E17 terminal. It has an awesome look and feel. Once it supports tabs i'll use it fulltime :)
951.
by buster 14y ago
Indeed.. i remember when i was so proud to have a nice looking desktop manager with really old hardware running, it was awesome. Nowadays i am not sure.. i will try E17 again and see how it compares today :) (p.s.: i even did a screencast o
952.
by buster 14y ago
Wrong City, the CCC belongs to berlin :(
953.
by buster 14y ago
And yet a friend of mine has to reinstall her shiny new netbook because apparently there is some nasty rootkit/trojan that cannot be removed (so easily).
954.
by buster 14y ago
Worked fine here for the last hours, maybe not down in europe?
955.
by buster 14y ago
Yes please!!! I can't say how much i am disappointed by that 1366x768 crapsolution.. before my current laptop i had a FullHD laptop and that was faaar better.. Even my first laptop from over 10 years ago had a better resolution then most st
956.
by buster 14y ago
Is there a reason why i should prefer Markdown over restructuredText? rst sems to me has all i need, it has specs, it has decent documentation, it has tools, it's not only used to output HTML but all kinds of stuff. rst just looks more powe
957.
by buster 14y ago
I suppose Dropbox is just a poor replacement for the completely "on the network" world that Rob Pike imagines. It's merely more then a convenient backup solution with some nifty tooling around.
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by buster 14y ago
Well, i don't agree here. You have the exact same system to test updates first, before rolling out on production! Just rebooting "because there may be something, let's see if it still works".. nahh, we're not running Windows here ;) By the
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by buster 14y ago
Wow, great thanks, now i can continue reading :)
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