calloc

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by calloc 16y ago
My love for programming is such that I enjoy doing it while at home, I enjoy working on it on the weekends, I think about what I want to do next all of the time. If someone asks me my answers would be the complete opposite of yours. I am re
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by calloc 16y ago
As someone who has bank accounts in Europe (I am a foreign national working in the US) I can tell you that bank security in The Netherlands is standard two-factor authentication. My "chip and pin" card contains the standard mag stripe along
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by calloc 16y ago
Just a couple of days ago I was watching various new videos on YouTube and found several new artists that I absolutely loved and went and bought their albums. And now I find that this project is unfortunately offline. I understand it was ju
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by calloc 16y ago
In case you don't want the offers on your homepage, please use the link that pg created specifically for that reason in the other thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/offerless
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by calloc 16y ago
For anyone that is not exactly sure what is going on, here it is laid out in laymans terms: http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9180238/SAP_accepts_l... And this is what is being sued over: > TomorrowNow provided maintenance servic
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by calloc 16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/offerless (as pg posted a couple of posts up)
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by calloc 16y ago
FreeBSD on laptops works just fine, if you don't mind not having resume/suspend or battery control, or anything along those lines :P Yes, I run FreeBSD on various laptops I own...
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by calloc 16y ago
My apologies regarding FireFox. I don't use FireFox and when I do it is from a Mac OS X machine. Either way Internet Explorer doesn't support it and as such it is still a no-go from a usability stand point since XP still has such a large ma
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by calloc 16y ago
My chipset is fully supported, until it comes time to switch modes using the nouveau driver for my Nvidia graphics card causing Ubuntu 10.10 to throw a black screen instead of showing me X11. I then had to add an extra parameter to my kerne
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by calloc 16y ago
I was installing Ubuntu Linux on a older machine but with a new Nvidia graphics card and Ubuntu because of the new nouveau driver showed me a black screen while installing. I had to find a forum post on the issue only to find out that I had
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by calloc 16y ago
YMMV is exactly the issue.
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by calloc 16y ago
I agree with the poster that my laptop has uptimes that reach into the months generally. I can't say the same about my Windows machines. 10:11 up 36 days, 1:16, 2 users, load averages: 1.07 1.19 1.22
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by calloc 16y ago
Since all of the browsers on Windows XP use the Windows SChannel API none of them support SNI. That includes the beloved Google Chrome, FireFox, and Safari. (Not sure about Opera on Windows XP) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Name_Indi
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by calloc 16y ago
Personally the amount of times I need to use a menu and thus need to go up to the top menu bar are slim to none. Mostly when hunting for some option in Preview. Ultimately I am a command line user overall, so keyboard shortcuts and commands
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by calloc 16y ago
You may not be able to move the top bar, but that is not an issue since that is the menu bar, doesn't matter where on the screen it is located it is going to take up space, might as well be in a central location. That being said, the Dock i
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by calloc 16y ago
If I get a VPN somewhere I would make sure I trust that endpoint to some degree. Just like I won't be caught surfing on public wifi I don't mind surfing from my home connection as I trust that there is a bit more protection than on a public
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by calloc 16y ago
Would you be willing to lease the domain to someone with a good idea?
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by calloc 16y ago
This. I was trying to explain to my co-workers that this issue has existed for as long as the web has existed and they didn't really understand what I was talking about. Not until they saw a demonstration video did they believe that it was
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by calloc 16y ago
I expected that when I see a Google Map on a website that I am able to then click on it and drag it around. That is not the case here, I feel that it takes away from the website in general.
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by calloc 16y ago
Or use buildbot with a tryserver. Have it handle the task of compiling on the various different platforms and giving you back errors.
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by calloc 16y ago
In our case we have a buildbot attached to a subversion along with a try server. You test your changes on all the various platforms by pushing it to the try server, it compiles on the various platforms we have set up at the moment (FBSD, Ma
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by calloc 16y ago
Still has nothing to do with choosing LLVM over GCC. Currently GCC is happily generating object files for me that contains i386, x86_64, and ppc: file x.o x.o: Mach-O universal binary with 2 architectures x.o (for architecture i386): Mach
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by calloc 16y ago
No, not really confusing them at all. I know what LLVM is, I used it in the more broader terms in that clang is a subproject of LLVM and wouldn't exist without it. LLVM in the strictest sense is replacing GCC in that clang is being brought
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by calloc 16y ago
You might even be looking into it to far ... the last time Apple shipped Flash with their OS they pressed a vulnerable version onto their DVD's that were used to install the OS and that made them look bad. This time around that just won't b
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by calloc 16y ago
I don't see how LLVM has anything to do with this. LLVM is just a replacement for GCC which is woefully bloated with almost no good way to extend the functionality and is locked into the GPL. That being said, Apple employs the guy that buil
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by calloc 16y ago
The upstream bumps the version when the ABI breaks. This is a social convention, there is no requirement for them to do so, but if they don't package managers certainly will. Also many fixes DON'T involve breaking the ABI, generally it is a
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by calloc 16y ago
Oh, I think I'll live :-). Apology accepted! Cheers mate!
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by calloc 16y ago
So? Then the UK needs to close the loopholes that allow Google to operate this way. Google is not obligated in any way shape or form to pay more for taxes if there are rules and regulations that state they can operate their business in a ce
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by calloc 16y ago
I would like to point out that Apple employs the guy that builds LLVM/clang and all those projects and yet they are still releasing the source code and everything out there for the public to use.
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by calloc 16y ago
That is only true of the application binary interface has changed. Usually this means the developer will update the number associated with the library. Botan is a cryptographic library, it is on version 1.8.10, however its library is at 1.8

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