kosinus

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by kosinus 12y ago
OpenWRT is an interesting setup, and right now uses BusyBox init. Switching init systems would probably not work out well in terms of firmware size and/or build system complexity. But OpenWRT also has its own system bus daemon and netw
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by kosinus 12y ago
Relevant Ubuntu bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1317811 Relevant upstream discussion: http://www.spinics.net/lists/netdev/msg282340.html
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by kosinus 12y ago
Even with the Twitter app installed, I cannot enable 2FA. I also do not get the option to enable 2FA with Apple when I log into the Apple ID site and go to the menu they instructed me to in the FAQ. The whole section they're talking ab
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by kosinus 12y ago
Oh, neat to see this here! This was part of a local competition I participated in several months ago. Nice to see it has improved quite a bit since. I'm far from knowledgable on AI stuff, but I found this a great way to learn about som
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by kosinus 12y ago
3% of 512,000 is 15,360. So if the table truly spiked up in the 15k, that notice may have been very short.
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by kosinus 12y ago
It doesn't go on to say what exactly happens on the routers in question, but I guess they simply close the session and log an error?
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by kosinus 12y ago
The UK is only a small part of said civilized world. ;)
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by kosinus 12y ago
With my Mac in repairs, the most painful thing about using anything else (currently Ubuntu) is the mess of keyboard shortcuts. On Mac, everything starts with Cmd. And it's like the Windows key, in that it doesn't conflict with a
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by kosinus 12y ago
'Native' in V8 also does not always mean 'implemented in C++'. The readme mentions `Array#forEach`. This is the V8 implementation: https://code.google.com/p/v8/source/browse/trunk&#x2F
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by kosinus 12y ago
ObjC and C go extremely well together, more so than C++ and C. You just have to make sure platform specific stuff that is in ObjC and GUI stuff is separate, which he advocates for any way, if I understood correctly.
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by kosinus 12y ago
The provider Tweak here in the Netherlands is also launching symmetrical 1Gb/s FTTH in select cities: http://www.tweak.nl/consument/fiber/productoverzicht_odf.htm...
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by kosinus 12y ago
Those are daily builds. Releases are here: http://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/releases/14.04/release/ But I'm actually not sure which is better? I'm guessing dailies are the same as releases, but with u
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by kosinus 12y ago
Now wire this up with Native Client. :-o
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by kosinus 12y ago
It's an excerpt from a radio show.
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by kosinus 12y ago
This was on the Dutch news a few days ago. They mentioned there'a apparently a way to manually charge the paint as well. No details.
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by kosinus 13y ago
This is a far more reasonable response to the Heartbleed situation. Earlier, Theo de Raadt's response on a mailing list was linked. Theo being himself was to be expected, but that kind of talk doesn't help anyone.
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by kosinus 13y ago
What's cross platform? I guess what matters in this specific argument is feature parity with D3D on all the platforms it can compete on. If it works on Windows, then I wonder if it really matters. I've seen a lot of games (e.g. Te
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by kosinus 13y ago
No clue what multicore rendering D3D offers, but 'complete lack' is an overstatement. OpenGL has context sharing, which means several contexts in different threads sharing the same objects. You can issue commands as long as you sy
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by kosinus 13y ago
Glad to see more people share this idea. Personally, I would go even further and separate JS as well, and make PNaCl the standard.
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by kosinus 13y ago
I used to be in the Ruby / Rails / Bundler camp, and this was indeed an annoyance. But with Node.js, the typical deployment scenario for us, and I believe others as well, is to simply tar up the entire app including dependencies.
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by kosinus 13y ago
So an extension breaks a site, and the web developer is to blame for sloppy coding? How can he ever predict all extensions and different versions of extension visitors might have on their systems? Taking Google Analytics as an example, it g
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by kosinus 13y ago
You misunderstand. I don't expect a Linux user to understand video driver internals. But I do expect a developer using OpenGL to have some grasp of the situation once he runs into a problem. I strongly urge you to learn and understan
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by kosinus 13y ago
Between frameworks like Ruby on Rails, Node.js, AngularJS and smaller libraries like Backbone.js, jQuery, and jQuery UI, I've relied more on code for all of them. Documentation has only ever helped me to get started, and as a quick ref
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by kosinus 13y ago
So you're learning a lot more than just AngularJS, then, and attributing the problems you run into along the way to AngularJS. Maybe AngularJS is hard to grasp if you're not already familiar with the DOM, compared to other frame
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by kosinus 13y ago
AngularJS code. I regularly dive in whenever I run into an obstacle. The 30% figure is a wild guess, and may sound a bit large, but I certainly spend a lot of time reading other people's code. Or even rereading my own code. Docs can be
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by kosinus 13y ago
If you're really spending 90% on Google, and 10% writing code, then you're doing it wrong. At least a good 30% of your time should involve reading code. In any framework. That said, AngularJS' code is magic in places. The mag