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by i336_ 10y ago
What's .NET on Linux like in production at the moment?
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by i336_ 10y ago
Since this looks like the tech support thread, I'll add that > opening and closing those tabs when desired will only work with window.open if the moderation tool's window owns the tabs in question. So if you open a HN tab rando
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by i336_ 10y ago
It would be really cool to find the sweet-spot between "twitch.tv-like free-for-all that eventually devolves like medium did" and "site run by select group of individuals that eventually develop a clique" - somewhere tha
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by i336_ 10y ago
Yeah... that's very true too, I hadn't considered it from that angle. I will admit that I far prefer software that runs fully locally; if I don't like the direction a particular program has gone, I can either just use an olde
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by i336_ 10y ago
From a desktop-application standpoint, the Web provides something very useful: easy upgrading. Like, you go to a URL, and if you aren't seeing the latest production revision of the site code, that's a bug. IMO, if you think you&
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by i336_ 11y ago
...Or in British English, "Full-Stop." Type "⏎ ~ ?" for a tiny options menu! Credit where credit is most definitely due: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/4hlsmn/til_how_to_pr...
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To kill a frozen OpenSSH session, type “⏎ ~ .” – aka Enter, Tilde, Period(blog.infertux.com)
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by i336_ 11y ago
The README says it uses both Lua and LuaJIT, and I can see clear references to LuaJIT in the codebase. I'd heard of snabb a little while ago (I think in the context of Erlang), but this only makes it even more interesting. Thanks for t
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by i336_ 11y ago
Wait, wait. Lua or LuaJIT? That's amazing!
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by i336_ 11y ago
Of all things, Outlook. It lets you create aliases that you can delete at any time. By "alias", I mean entirely separate @outlook.com email account . Once it's set up, you can either - Create a rule ("Recipient contains
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by i336_ 11y ago
Yeah, I hate that too. I remember seeing a random website the other day, the blog had a homepage link (not in the image, as "Home" text). That was really nice.
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by i336_ 11y ago
You make incredibly fair points and I don't have the data to answer what you've raised. This could be lack of research or the fact that CF hasn't released it. I expect a 20/80 non-researched/non-available mix. My un
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by i336_ 11y ago
Since you're posting from a throwaway, what ISO standard was it? Also put some form of anonymous contact info in your profile. Low chances, but who knows... EDIT: Looks like your account has a bit of history to it. If there isn't
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by i336_ 11y ago
Can confirm. "API Documentation", "Try Haxe", "Haxelib", and "Code Cookbook" all start with href="/ http://" .
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by i336_ 11y ago
Well, with LuaJIT you get speed. How much speed? CloudFlare's firewall system uses LuaJIT to analyse approximately 4 million GET requests per second. ( Small pause, reread ) That much speed. That was the figure in June 2015, at least
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by i336_ 11y ago
Oh, wow, that's amazing. Now I understand why avionics are so expensive - verifying the correctness of such a system sounds like a lot of "fun," or at least a lot of time. (I wonder if there are any systems built on multiple
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by i336_ 11y ago
While not about radiation hardening or redundant hardware, this article shows how StarCraft's developers discovered and handled random hardware failure: http://www.codeofhonor.com/blog/whose-bug-is-this-anyway The
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by i336_ 11y ago
I'm a tad late, but I'm curious about where you said > they use different software and hardware Does this mean different architectures? If it does my respect for the redundant-hardware approach just went through the window. A
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by i336_ 11y ago
And a policy mechanism that lets you define how important a directory (or file) is and how hard the system will work (eg removing less-important data to free up space) to save this. This idea falls over if the amount of data you create (whi
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by i336_ 11y ago
I'm replying a little late and I'm not sure if you'll see it, but do you have a source for that quote? That's amazing.
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by i336_ 11y ago
:O this is a bunch of memories for me. I'm a few days late and nobody will see this, but I had to say - I'm also of the opinion that this is a truly amazing game. Looks like it's available here: http://dedomil.net&
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by i336_ 11y ago
I like this one a lot more (SWF): http://web.archive.org/web/20140604035431/http://lab.mathieu... 2nd row, 2nd column in the tile grid menu. Also, maybe kill the Archive header, for maximum effect. That
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by i336_ 11y ago
There's also a pure X11 version, which only pulls in what X requires: $ make gcc main.c -std=c89 -pedantic -O2 -D_POSIX_C_SOURCE=200809L -o bin/zahnrad -lX11 -lm $ ldd bin/zahnrad linux-vdso.so.1 (0x00007f
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by i336_ 11y ago
Agh. I have a sensitive Insert key - I can just tap it without depressing it, and it fires. This is the first time it's failed me this badly :D Fixed, thanks!
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by i336_ 11y ago
Reddit has built an incredible community of contributors and moderators that's (amazingly) largely self-sustaining. You're right - in the large majority of situations, the person voted to the top often has the most qualifications.
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by i336_ 11y ago
> "There are far, far, far too many advice articles on this site. It’s one thing to say ‘I lost my job and this is how it affected/changed me,’ that’s personal experience. But advice articles always contain the same implied sub
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by i336_ 11y ago
I say it says you're an engineer. :D Only engineers see stuff like this and go "aw, cool!" Incidentally the "video" is a small pile of JSON - filter for XHR in the devtools to find it, the URL uses an expiration sys
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by i336_ 11y ago
> Advance preparation, combined with extensive testing and contingency plans, meant that we were ready when things went [slightly wrong] and were able to minimize the impact on customers. Following that link provided some interesting rea
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by i336_ 11y ago
A bit of an aside, but for anyone who thinks this sort of thing is technically cool, Free Download Manager will let you look inside a remote ZIP file (of any size) and let you pick the files you want to download. Relatively simple to implem
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by i336_ 11y ago
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079470/quotes

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