calloc

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by calloc 15y ago
What I find completely amazing is that business's don't have adequate backups of their websites and information and are not able to move to another hosting provider and get set back up. I have multiple copies of my own personal websites in
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by calloc 15y ago
In HTML 5 you can use the h1 element multiple times. For example, lets say you are writing an article article h1 h2 That is perfectly valid, now lets say you have an header that gets added before each article that contains so
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by calloc 15y ago
Heading (h1) should not be qualified. Yes it should, especially if you are using HTML 5 and are using different heading sizes for different parts of your site... Otherwise an h1 in a header (tag) would look the same size as a h1 i
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by calloc 15y ago
Cable Internet already provides more than enough bandwidth. There are been many times where my room mate and I are both streaming content from NetFlix, and our third room mate is watching Hulu in the living room. No issues with lag, or slow
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by calloc 15y ago
This has forced me to just go back to pirating TV Shows instead of giving them my money. I'd gladly pay for it, but they won't let me.
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by calloc 15y ago
If you do this in OS X animations are also slowed down. Hold shift and hit the dashboard button for a slow-mo animation.
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by calloc 15y ago
Yet when I get a reset password email the exact same things happen... so for sites where that reset password is good enough it is also good enough to send auto login links.
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by calloc 15y ago
You get data, but at EDGE (2G) speeds. Which is just fine for almost everything you'd want your phone to do. I am using my iPhone 3G on the T-Mobile network and it is not an issue at all =)
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by calloc 15y ago
I am assuming you have ethernet running to both? Share the iTunes folder, copy it over the network, simple. How do you think the Lion migration is going to work?
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by calloc 15y ago
My iPhone 3G currently runs iOS 4 without any issues. Overall it is at about the same speed as it was before on iOS 3. That being said, my iPad 2 is blazing fast and I can't wait to have the money saved up to upgrade.
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by calloc 15y ago
On Unix systems you can replace files on disk without issues because of the way it does reference counting to the underlying file system. Unlike Windows where this is not possible. I am better there is still one single reboot to start up th
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by calloc 15y ago
Hopefully that will get fixed. Generally the reason why the reboot is required is because WebKit gets updated and that is a library that is loaded into various different applications the best way to restart all of them is to reboot, with th
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by calloc 15y ago
Why are you using the same password across the web in the first place. Worst case at least have a tiered system. High - These are high security risk, such as email accounts, and anything that can gain access to or control something that rel
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by calloc 15y ago
The issue you mention of not knowing the lifetime is something that happens with pointers and memory allocations as well in C++. Unless it is documented it can be a pain trying to figure out who is ultimately responsible for free'ing the me
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by calloc 15y ago
There is no-one at Apple that can sign the copyright for the blocks code over to the FSF and as such it will never happen. At least that was told on the mailing list for LLVM/Clang. I understand why the FSF wants copyright assignment, but i
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by calloc 15y ago
I don't necessarily consider this a fight at all, I think each has their strengths and weaknesses. I much prefer the C++ method, however when programming in Objective-C using blocks just feels more natural.
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by calloc 15y ago
I'm doing very well with my Atmel stock ... just stepped in at the right time ;-)
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by calloc 15y ago
Except you also get emails and whatnot regarding that repo and when certain actions occur.
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by calloc 15y ago
ZeroMQ can persist messages to disk in high water mark situations, so once it hits memory pressure it can put it to disk, but it won't read from disk on crash...
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by calloc 15y ago
qmail's speed is something that it's rivals still don't have.
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by calloc 15y ago
That is because those ATM's are running on top of embedded Windows. Mostly Embedded Windows XP.
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by calloc 15y ago
More discussion regarding the acquisition can be found over at http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2580098
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by calloc 15y ago
I've got some test deployments on DotCloud, the only thing I don't like is that I have no idea how much resources are going to cost, I can't find prices ANYWHERE on the website. I love how it all works, I love how fast it is and the deploym
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by calloc 15y ago
This is going to be interesting, seeing as how the European Parliament has something to say on the matter as well ... Ultimately I am happy that my fellow country men see that net neutrality is the better way to go, and to just charge by th
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by calloc 15y ago
IBM has a patent on that ;-)
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by calloc 15y ago
I've flagged this post, mainly because the entire "article" contains absolutely nothing of substance. It is a fluff blog post that doesn't have anything new to say, doesn't provide anything for hackers to think about.
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by calloc 15y ago
I have an Facebook account, but I refuse to use my Facebook account. It is strictly for keeping in touch with friends, not for me to use to sign in to random services, and least of all to use outside of Facebook to leave comments. I have Op
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by calloc 15y ago
Sure there are always going to be edge cases, but can you point me to documents that point out that they fail more so than other drives? My original iBook I bought in 2004 still functions with the original hard drive.
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by calloc 15y ago
No, Apple drives don't fail at a disproportionately higher rate. They have the exact same failure rates as the rest of the industry since they use the same parts (with minor modifications apparently). I've had many hard drives fail. Just re
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by calloc 15y ago
Yeah ... and that is why I can't leave comments =)

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