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dlsym
14y ago
sigh And I tought we were through with collections of trivial shell commands.
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14y ago
No.
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dlsym
14y ago
That's one small step for a man... one giant step for mankind. - RIP Mr. Armstrong
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dlsym
14y ago
Falcon looks like a crossover between Rails and Zend. Yaf looks a little bit more zendish.
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dlsym
14y ago
No - there are awful lot of dead links, too.
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14y ago
This is indeed IMHO a central question in this topic, since parallelizing an algorithm is not an easy task. So I guess you still end up writing your algorithm in OpenCL / Cuda and maybe use the serialization provided by this lib. Update: (J
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dlsym
14y ago
This is a really good Idea! I will implement this in my site, where I blocked the right mouse-klick so nobody can steal my images!!11
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dlsym
14y ago
From what I can see in these pictures, this is a full featured computer with an OS and apps. It has access to the internet and to the internal bus (Oil, Speed and whatnot). I have a _very_ bad feeling about that.
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dlsym
14y ago
Maybe Twitter should have an (official) Flattr account. ;-)
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14y ago
The first sound is a (german) numbers station where a woman (i can't help my self and interpret the voice as a child's voice) speaks some testing numbers (i guess) it's 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0 - the interleave signal is: http://en.wikipedia.or
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14y ago
Always sounds like http://ia600500.us.archive.org/12/items/ird059/tcp_d1_01_the... (give it some time...) and http://www.lostcosmonauts.com/firstman.ra managed to scare the hell out of me... shiver I wonder how fear and sounds like
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dlsym
14y ago
Giggle at the ghostie! (Ok - and now burn my karma)
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dlsym
14y ago
I feel nerd sniped... http://xkcd.com/356/
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dlsym
14y ago
I think it was chosen because the addition of two elements in GF(2^8) with their binary representation is a XOR. Which is a really efficient operation.
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14y ago
This would not be possible with the german wikipedia. The Articles would be declared irrelevant and deleted.
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dlsym
14y ago
Love the distortion effect!
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dlsym
14y ago
Also annoying: Ignoring the "global light" on a Website. Popular example: The new Ars Technica Design: Background - light from the bottom; Social Icons - light from above. (There are worse examples out there but this just came to my mind fi
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dlsym
14y ago
Looks like a more complete alternative to http://lesselements.com/ Thanks!
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dlsym
14y ago
So the next logical step would be the introduction of conditional jumps, tests, flags... It is a bit disappointing that the whole article is gathering some velocity, when the author hits the break for a full stop.
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14y ago
IMHO I really do not know how this nerve-racking sound can be endured while programming. Besides it basically is just this classic on steroids: http://svt.se/hogafflahage/hogafflaHage_site/Kor/hestekor.sw...
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14y ago
Unity and gnome-shell might be OK on a netbook. Or a notebook. Or maybe on a single monitor desktop. For a triplehead setup this concept is just not bearable. I think this really bad design-decision goes back to the days when there was thi
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15y ago
> Includes its own private crypto code (has rijndael-alg-fst.cc been vetted for timing issues?) This is as far as I can tell the original rijndael-alg-fst.c reference implementation, which has cache timing issues in the
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15y ago
Every language has its quirks... You get used to it; learn to avoid beginners mistakes; and eventually can use the language in production. C++ is not different - it can even provide you with even more interesting and unexpected ways to shoo
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15y ago
In Germany there already is a law called "Hacker(tools)paragraf" (§ 202c StGB). It roughly states, that if you provide, create, sell, or distribute tools, which can / will be used to commit / prepare a computer related crime, shall be punis
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15y ago
Oh - I just found that there are two terminators :-) The one I mean is called gnome-terminator and is written in python: http://www.tenshu.net/p/terminator.html https://launchpad.net/~gnome-terminator
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15y ago
Using Linux as the primary OS is not every time about > Avoiding the Microsoft tax[...] For me, it is the multidesktop support and great terminal emulators (like terminator) which make linux a very good OS, supporting me to get things
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15y ago
The author claims that byte swapping code - "depends on integers being 32 bits long, or requires more #ifdefs to pick a 32-bit integer type." True. But you might consider using inttypes.h which defines some pretty useful things like uint
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15y ago
Great excuse to compile your php application to C++ with hiphop ;-)
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15y ago
If parroting code listings from computer magazines counts. Good old times.
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15y ago
Latex: The fetish thing. LaTeX: The typesetting / document preparation system and markup language. Pronounced: /ˈlɑːtɛk/ Just to throw in some facts :-)
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