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by emillon 14y ago
Graylisting is more or less this, but instead of a human receiving a challenge, the outbound server receives a "please try again later" (which is enough to stop a lot of spam already).
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by emillon 14y ago
The overhead of starting the interpreter must be longer that executing the loop.
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by emillon 14y ago
You're right, -delete is not standard, but I think that + and -print0 are.
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by emillon 14y ago
Technically, your solution does not work with files whose name contain a space or newline. A working solution is either to do '-print0' in find and '-0' in xargs, or to just use '-delete' instead of the -exec. It is also possible to use '+'
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by emillon 14y ago
On small planes, landing gear is not retractable.
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by emillon 14y ago
Invites and meetings probably fit in this category too. After the event happened, the message has lost a lot of its value.
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by emillon 14y ago
E-mail is a system to asynchronously deliver messages to a set of recipients. That's it ; there is nothing you can do to force the messages to get deleted (the same way read receipts don't work). However, I agree that an advisory expiral da
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by emillon 14y ago
At least, they didn't do in public. IM is also a one-to-one conversation, unlike Twitter.
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by emillon 14y ago
Macros are an important part of lisps, and it's hard (as in impossible in the general case) to verify that they are type-preserving.
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by emillon 14y ago
Yes, it's the code name of the popular Intel 64-bit architecture (which is implemented by Intel and AMD CPUs)
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by emillon 14y ago
That's cute, but most of the "magic" is hidden behind the require line. That's somewhat breaking the rules I think (compare that to Perl poetry such as the Black Perl).
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by emillon 14y ago
Normal mode (:help :! for more information on this command).
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The Monkey Story(freekvermeulen.blogspot.fr)
1 points by emillon 14y ago|0 comments
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by emillon 14y ago
Meet GNU Parallel : http://www.gnu.org/software/parallel/
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by emillon 14y ago
I think that you mean a NP-complete problem. There's no such thing as a "p-np problem".
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by emillon 14y ago
There's a "rel=vcs-*" microformat : http://joeyh.name/rfc/rel-vcs/
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by emillon 14y ago
Yes, if PRI_LL_PREFIX expands to a string literal, the literals get merged together.
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Discovering Effective Pokémon Types Using Linear Optimization(aurellem.org)
2 points by emillon 14y ago|1 comments
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by emillon 14y ago
It should fall back to a A record. That's not exactly best practice, but if you're compliant that is something that you should be able to handle.
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by emillon 14y ago
A MX record is not necessary for a host to be able to receive email.
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by emillon 14y ago
It's also a security and maintenance nightmare. I totally respect the suckless people for trying this experiment, though.
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by emillon 14y ago
Nice set of tips. I'd like to put an emphasis on symbol versioning, SONAMEs and symbol visibility. That's what allows distribution to upgrade your library without recompiling everything, and too few developers are aware of this (simple) mec
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by emillon 14y ago
I absolutely love your podcast. Thanks for this !
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by emillon 14y ago
First, it does not match "prime numbers". It matches composite numbers in unary notation (n is represented by n '1' characters). The first part (^1?$) allows "" and "1" to match (so that 1 is not detected as a prime). The second part matche
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by emillon 14y ago
For new projects the use HTTP at a high level, I believe that there is no reason to prefer urllib2 to requests. Probably it won't replace urllib2, but it has attained critical mass and won't go away soon.
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by emillon 14y ago
For typos, `commit --fixup` is an invaluable tool. It creates commits with a special name that will be recognized `git rebase -i --autosquash`. It will merge commits with their fixups (+ whatever you want to do with `rebase -i`).
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by emillon 14y ago
I am not sure why you insist on not stashing the rest of your working directory ? This is a nice and non-permanent solution. There's a difference between `stash -p` and `add -p + stash`, though. If you want to split your changes into more t
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by emillon 14y ago
Fantastic, I tried to roll my own a few times but never got to this point. Thanks !
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by emillon 14y ago
In the end, the one that will be more tested is of course the with the most users (higher popcon in debian terms). Having a default value certainly will cause more installs, but there's no distribution-wide effort to make XFCE or Gnome more
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by emillon 14y ago
I don't know why people focus so much on "default" desktop environments. No desktop is more supported than another one, as long as there is a package (and a maintainer! come join us, all hands are welcome) for it. This commit is from taskse

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