joeyh

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   by joeyh 13y ago

   To be clear, do unredeemed tips stay in or eventually get returned to the balance? BTW, a@ai is a valid and IIRC actually used email address. :)
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   by joeyh 13y ago

   I'd like to drop $500 to $1k for git-annex into tip4commit. This is money that was donated to me in a crowdfunding campaign ( http://campaign.joeyh.name/ ) and set aside to get more people committing to git-annex than ju
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   by joeyh 13y ago

   Sort does have the side effect of writing to a temp file, when the input to be sorted is large. :)
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   by joeyh 13y ago

   Typeclasses to the rescue.. ls :: LsOptions -> IO Listing instance ToString Listing where ... instance Default LsOptions where def = LsOptions [] Now a single `ls` function can yield regular textual output, or the more
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   by joeyh 13y ago

   mailing lists irc
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   by joeyh 13y ago

   Seems clearly to have been done in reaction to, or in cooperation with the change in the US. I wonder why no European or other country got out in front and made this change earlier?
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   by joeyh 13y ago

   clearly should have been just elsif ($origin=~ /^[UC][ba][nu][no][tn][ui]c?a?l?$/)
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   by joeyh 13y ago

   Just to be clear, Debian didn't do this, I did. And only, so far in one package, which can be used to mirror Debian or various of its derivatives.
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   by joeyh 13y ago

   http://bugs.debian.org/608996 is the (duplicate) bug that was fixed by Debian developers. (I'd say more, but I've long ago stopped commenting on Ubuntu for similar reasons as Martin Gräßlin.)
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    obnam's speed is mostly determined by file size and latency. With large files and low latency, it can push several megabytes a second off my laptop. It's pretty excellent in every other respect.
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    https://archive.org/details/healthcare-gov-gitrepo
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    commit 56ef8da2e73712ddabc5f2f2907e62faa4e0e68e Author: Andrew Newhouse <andrewwn@gmail.com> Date: Wed Jul 3 14:02:11 2013 -0400 Initial Commit This was the first and only commit. So it didn't reflect the a
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    There are many things broken on this site right now, mostly due to entirely predictable load issues. But my favorite one is the note at the top: "Don't enter any letters with special characters, like accents, tildes, etc." Th
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    What RMS saw(olduse.net)

    1 points by joeyh 13y ago|0 comments
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    Here's how to do it: 1. Contribute a driver to the kernel. A network driver would be ideal, but any driver will do. Include a binary firmware blob, because including binary firmware blobs in drivers is how linux kernel devs roll (or ho
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    Seems that if you're really paranoid, gpg --gen-key --batch with an approptiate batch file can make 8192 or larger keys. Currently trying to generate a 81920 bit key, for general giggles and to increase my NSA rating.
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    4096 is the largest key size gpg offers today. It was the largest key size gpg offered in 2009, which is why that's the key size I'm using now. In 1996 the largest key size pgp supported was probably 768 , which is why my first pg
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    I was a bit put off by the very first thing being a download of unverified source code over a non-encrypted protocol, which was then run as root. Later worked out that you only did that on the ansible server, not on every server you deploy,
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    Yes, the countryside can be quite full of sound. For example, the cidadas are going outside my windows this evening. But there is a difference between hearing this natural sound and hearing a siren every ten minutes, the swish of tires ever
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    This is massively important to me, and it's why I live and am extremely productive in the middle of nowhere. Also, since moving from an environment with constant noise pollution, my high blood pressure has gone down to the point that t
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    I built "slink and a half" and I'm lying in a tent in a field in Switzerland after the main Debian b-day party, bonfire, triple rainbow (no kidding!), etc. Wave!
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    Please fix the "it's" typo on your website ;)
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    There are several projects that make the haskell type checker run on the fly (more or less) as code is entered in an editor. ghc-mod is one; hdevtools is another; FP complete has a web based haskell editor with on the fly type checking too.
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    For backup, you could use duplicity or obnam, both of which gpg encrypt incremental backups. For file storage, you can use git-annex which gpg encrypts data stored on rsync special remotes. I hope to add gpg encrypted git repositories to it
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    Normal operation of the Internet backbone.
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    Use cases overlap partially, but are generally quite distinct. I think they could potentially complement one another, especially if bittorrent-sync used an open protocol, so I could adapt one of the haskell bittorrent clients (which seem to
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    Since d-i is split into a ton of components, we know that all but 1 of them had 0 bugs found.
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    When I click on the https padlock on this site, chromium shows me 1 ycombinator cookie and 0 third-pary cookies. In 2 clicks I can block the cookie, if I so choose.
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    I'm a Debian guy. I randomly encountered Seth at a hotel in Berlin, and we spent several very jetlagged hours in the lobby waiting for rooms to open up and talking about everything from yum performance to peak oil to blacksmithing. Tha
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    by joeyh 13y ago

    "PRI * HTTP/2.0\r\n\r\nSM\r\n\r\n" Ah, so every HTTP 2.0 connection has PRISM in it.