jonathonf

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by jonathonf 10y ago
https://github.com/rikvdkleij/intellij-haskell/blob/master/R...
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by jonathonf 10y ago
Pretty sure the conflation has been around ever since rocket science and brain surgery have been used as a comparison. :)
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by jonathonf 10y ago
> The best thing Rust has over Ada (no one writes ADA any more :) ) is momentum. Having only recently looked at Ada I don't really understand this. It does look like Ada offers a lot of really nice features that other languages have
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by jonathonf 10y ago
Link to project site (at the end of the presentation): https://www.wireguard.io/
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by jonathonf 10y ago
London. The city with the highest cost of living in Europe [citation needed]. Look anywhere else in the UK and it's more like £25000-£35000.
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by jonathonf 10y ago
I erred on the side of caution. :) I've successfully run Arch on a set of 10 EeePC 901s for a club. Linux plus Arduino programming = awesome kids.
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by jonathonf 10y ago
That's not how Arch works... ;)
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by jonathonf 10y ago
Which ones provide a similar approach to Arch? A six-year-old 32-bit processor (e.g. an Atom in an EeePC 901 or HP Mini 311c) is more than capable of running a modern desktop system.
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by jonathonf 10y ago
> I wonder if Arch would consider doing the same (supporting 32-bit x86 as an alternative architecture). Yes: https://lists.archlinux.org/pipermail/arch-ports/2017-Januar... (Also https://lists.archl
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by jonathonf 10y ago
That page points to a code.google.com (and as such unavailable) project... :(
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by jonathonf 10y ago
What's the best way of scp'ing from a remote server connection to local machine, if the local machine isn't externally accessible (e.g. isn't running SSH)? e.g. local$ ssh remote remote$ # do some stuff rem
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by jonathonf 10y ago
Joxa - A Lisp on the Erlang VM
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by jonathonf 10y ago
If you want an Arch-based system with less worry about updates, have a look at Manjaro. The team do a pretty decent job of making sure each batch of updates work together - though if you use the 'stable' branch you'll be a we
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by jonathonf 10y ago
From what I remember, and I'm possibly wrong with this, the Matrox Millenium cards were the last generation where 2D performance was a design focus - the Matrox RAMDAC was the best there was at the time. After the Voodoo 3 was released
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by jonathonf 10y ago
"Those who forget the lessons of the past..."
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by jonathonf 10y ago
Well, it does. I was told one thing and reality is different. I'm supposed to trust other members of my team rather than fact-check their input.
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by jonathonf 10y ago
That raises several questions for my next team meeting...
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by jonathonf 10y ago
> Microsoft breaking compatibility, more-so post Windows 7 IIRC, there have been several instances of this between releases, less so from the user application perspective, but rather from the driver model. Windows 3.1 to Windows 95 (16-
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by jonathonf 10y ago
In case anyone is wondering, LilyPond is FOSS music score production/transcribing software: http://lilypond.org/ Though if you do any of that you'll probably already know. :)
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by jonathonf 10y ago
If you're serving using repo software (and rebuilding often to pick up the security updates) then Ubuntu (or Debian) starts to make sense. If you're purely running your own application/service (or non-repo software, e.g. rwas
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by jonathonf 10y ago
It does make them easy to spot, though.
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by jonathonf 10y ago
One tactic I use for opening emails is to write the question or point in the subject line (e.g. not "Meeting" but "Today's meeting is at 10:00 in 94a"). For the majority of situations this means easier comprehension
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by jonathonf 10y ago
Fair enough. I just know that it worked with tup, for whatever reason I was playing with that instead of just entr+cargo: ls src/*.rs | entr -c cargo build (entr is pretty awesome :)
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by jonathonf 10y ago
> get cargo to output colors cargo build --color=always
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by jonathonf 10y ago
This seem to just be a frame for rainbowhunt.com ? Any reason why .club is better than .com, or is this a different user "cashing" in?
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by jonathonf 10y ago
They don't currently - they use Stripe for card handling. Ideally they should probably be using Stripe's own recurring payment feature rather than storing card numbers themselves.
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by jonathonf 10y ago
Just as an implementation note, one way to maintain compatibility with older devices while allowing modern ones to use better levels of security is to use haproxy on the front end. This can handle TLS/SSL itself or hand over to the cor
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by jonathonf 10y ago
Possible, yes (`imapsync` makes it easy). Does it make sense? Depends on you.
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by jonathonf 10y ago
> They provide better value for money than migadu.com just by looking at it. This depends on your use-case. For running a single account, yes. For one intended use-case of Migadu (managing multiple accounts across multiple domains), then
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by jonathonf 10y ago
http://imgur.com/NUyainb

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