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   by kbumsik 8y ago

   Yes. This is a strict requirement to serve an online PC game.
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   Steam Link Beta Now Available for Raspberry Pi 3 / 3B+(cnx-software.com)

   5 points by kbumsik 8y ago|1 comments
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   by kbumsik 8y ago

   It looks like a direct competitor to Qutebrowser which uses PyQt5 + QtWebEngine: https://qutebrowser.org/ Interesting to see that Next Browser integrates Lisp with WebKitGTK+.
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   by kbumsik 8y ago

   I don't like this but I also kinda understand why they do so. Many devs around me (I live in Korea) don't care about GPL/LGPL and it is important for Qt to let them know. Qt is commercial software anyway.
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   The EXT4 Corruption Issue on Linux 4.19 Is Caused by BLK-MQ(phoronix.com)

   27 points by kbumsik 8y ago|1 comments
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   by kbumsik 8y ago

   What? Qt is mostly LGPL. You don't need a lawyer.
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   Nvidia Makes PhysX Open-Source(phoronix.com)

   34 points by kbumsik 8y ago|1 comments
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   by kbumsik 8y ago

   > I didn’t know this for years. Please don’t turn this into an interview question. In fact, this post is more about JavaScript than it is about React. Well, I think how prototype works is much more important than using React. I think hav
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   How Google Code Search Worked: Regex Matching with a Trigram Index (2012)(swtch.com)

   434 points by kbumsik 8y ago|70 comments
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    > Yeah, it got pulled from both chrome's and mozilla's... Maybe we need to change the title?
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    I think it is somewhat related to the hate around Electron. You can develop great Eletron apps like VSCode but people hate most of Eletectron apps taking much memory and CPU load. This is mainly because of the developers who don't care
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    > Javascript on embedded systems makes it so that your average front end developer can now make the software that controls auto pilot or Nuclear Power Plants! You must be kidding, or you want to see everyone dies, right? JS does meet rea
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    > for starters. It is not only for starter but for the whole platform ecosystem. It is not even user-hostile. It is just to prevent "Nah forget Firefox add-on market, just install this file" fragmentation. Firefox add-on platfo
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    > Isn't this exactly the kind of user-hostile behavior open source is supposed to prevent? What part of behavior is user-hostile?
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    > The #define Guard. GSG prefers #ifndef/#define idiom over the simpler #pragma once. Yes, #pragma once is non-standard but widely supported. What? I cannot read more after this.
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    Some Users Have Been Hitting EXT4 File-System Corruption on Linux 4.19(phoronix.com)

    1 points by kbumsik 8y ago|0 comments
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    Buddhism-based meditation tours are quite popular in Korea. Many Korean temples offers "Temple stay" [1] program which is pretty much the same as the jail: locking themselves up in the temple to escape from the city life for a cop
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    Oh I read the context wrong. I thought he/she used the disks as a bootable disk as well. But do the disks have to have a proper GPT to be safe?
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    > I use software RAID1 on Linux using mdadm using whole disk devices (no partitions). > It is important to know that a disk configured to be part of an mdadm RAID array can look like a broken EFI disk. I hate to say this, but it is ob
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    It might be possible when exchanging only numbers. But I think it's going to be quite tricky when exchanging pointers of buffers between modules since values of a pointer in a module is meaningless to the other module if the momory blo
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    > First, hosts have no visibility on how memory is being managed within a guest. Want to diagnose memory leaks? Good luck with that. Is that really true? I think we can implement a memory allocator done by hosts. By using "import&qu
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    Maybe "less sophisticated" is overreaction but I thought that because there is no dedicated hardware setup that can contribute to better accurarcy/security.
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    So the experiment is done against VeriFinger [1], which seems like a software solution for fingerprint identification. No actual device is used in the paper, and I assume it is less sophisticated then Apple Touch ID or something. [1] https
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    Oh right. I might say it from the 7 years old point of view. But you should also consider that only a few countries support Apple Pay/Google Pay yet - Neither of them are available in Korea for example. And withdrawing cash is even har
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    I'm not sure doing it online is particular useful in that case. As it takes at best a couple of days to receive the card you ordered, were you willing to be stuck at that place (or hotel) for days without the card? As a Korean student
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    I'm not sure legal stuff but isn't using IP address for identification different story from using IP just for location data?
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    Here is his Gitlab [1]. Looking at the history at least he maintains the book very actively for years. [1] https://gitlab.com/fbb-git/cppannotations/commits/master
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    C++ Annotations(icce.rug.nl)

    108 points by kbumsik 8y ago|34 comments
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    That "five times" means spending extra four years , one exam per year, without doing anything else but preparing for the exam to enter a college. So most people really hope to finish it in "one day".
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    by kbumsik 8y ago

    Also, KDE is removed and GNOME + Wayland is default.