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by jokr004 10y ago
Very cool!
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by jokr004 10y ago
Yeah he's definitely talking about a full fledged debugger like GDB. For the most part yeah, some print statements will get the job done, but that's a serious pain in the ass if you've got a ton of variables that you need to
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by jokr004 10y ago
No kidding! It's a complete nightmare to set up, urh is significantly simpler to set up and to use.. though of course the other side of that is it's not as powerful as gnuradio
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by jokr004 10y ago
I actually just bought one of these a few weeks ago https://www.amazon.com/RTL-SDR-Blog-RTL2832U-Software-Telesc... It'll do 500k-1.7GHz, I've used it with this software (urh) as well as gnuradio, works fantastica
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by jokr004 10y ago
Wow, great point.. I had never though about these sort of legacy systems potentially running React someday.
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by jokr004 10y ago
"First of all, it is just a simple microcontroller and the implemented RISC-V instructions are not that significant for the purpose. It's like expecting the SIM cards used in mobile phones to be equivalent to PCs because they run
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by jokr004 10y ago
Does there exist any input method that doesn't require sight other than physical keys? If so, I'm not aware of any.
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by jokr004 10y ago
I feel like probably half the people who insist on calling it "GNU/Linux" don't even really understand why.
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by jokr004 10y ago
> My preferences are just that, yours should be yours. I can agree with that, but your original comment strongly implies that your ideas about what makes a workstation should apply to everyone.
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by jokr004 10y ago
You mean.. it's not just me? There's someone else who likes Netbeans?? I thought this day would never come!
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by jokr004 10y ago
Agreed. That plugin has been a big help for me, I'm really excited to see what official Go support from JetBrains is going to look like!
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by jokr004 10y ago
Even knowing vim well (or rather emacs more so) I still prefer an IDE. The improvements to workflow are just something that I can't get out of emacs/vim, and for big projects those improvements are a necessity IMO.
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by jokr004 10y ago
I spend pretty much all of the time on my work computer inside of a FreeBSD virtualbox VM, and very rarely do I ever notice that I'm not running on bare metal. If your machine has the horsepower then it should do just fine.
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by jokr004 10y ago
I was really disappointing with how the elementary guys handled that whole situation.. really turned me off to their distribution.
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by jokr004 10y ago
I don't think anyone is trying to blame someone for this.. Absolutely this is nature taking its course, but we happen to like oak trees so it might make sense that we would try and protect them.
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by jokr004 10y ago
>Even if the media subsystem is running on dedicated hardware, the fact that it's networked with the rest of the car means that there's still a risk of it being used to gain access to other components. I don't think anyone
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by jokr004 11y ago
$125k for a PHP dev with 3 years experience? Where do I apply for that job?
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by jokr004 11y ago
Would depend entirely on how you installed node, I would imagine.
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by jokr004 11y ago
OSX also beat out Linux in the same survey last year too, so this isn't even news..
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by jokr004 11y ago
The google trick has worked for me in the past, but it doesn't seem to be working now for this article..
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by jokr004 11y ago
> Really, there's tons of things you can do. Including just sticking gedit like what he's doing now.. If his assessment is that he doesn't stand to gain enough to bother then who are we to question that? I'm all for
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by jokr004 11y ago
> Amazon's S3 offers service level agreements with failure rates that at one point implied the statistical likelihood of losing an object to be once in "thousands of years". Where things like that in 2009 when this article
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by jokr004 11y ago
Ctrl-z by itself doesn't actually switch the process to run in the background, it stops the process. Running 'bg' is what starts the process back up running in the background, 'fg', like you said, resumes the proce
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by jokr004 11y ago
You know, lights out management is a wonderful thing and there's never been any kind of evidence that these features do anything but offer functionality that Intel's customers asked for.
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by jokr004 11y ago
This was such a thorn in my side back in the day. So many unnecessary trips down to the server room to kick over someone's box that was hung.
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by jokr004 11y ago
Absolutely, I've found the debian community to be one of the best out there as far as support goes.
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by jokr004 11y ago
My experience with debian inside virtualbox on my local machine has been perfect. I've also had no issues with running it on vsphere, but I haven't tried with vmware workstation.
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by jokr004 11y ago
I'm assuming he specifically mentioned encrypting /home because it's on a different partition/disk? I'm guessing /usr is on the root partition which he said he encrypts.
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by jokr004 11y ago
I agree with what you're getting at, but at the same time it's reasonable to say that a non-trivial number of people are offended by the term.. So even while most people don't take offense, I don't think it's wrong
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by jokr004 11y ago
Haynes ( http://www.haynes.com/print ) is also a great resource.. might not be quite as in depth as the Bentley guide, but they're a lot cheaper and more than enough info for a novice.

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