krenel

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Unexpected underscore in git log --graph output(stackoverflow.com)
8 points by krenel 13y ago|0 comments
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by krenel 14y ago
> For the love of god, what is wrong with having an Advanced options panel? The OP seems to think about the average user and decides that a lot of stuff is not needed in Firefox options. But the average user does NOT click on Advances O
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by krenel 14y ago
I understand your point but in my case I don't like Ads and the propouse of the ads itself - they hack you brain and make you to buy things you problably don't need and you are not aware that even exists. Like everybody that surfs the inter
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by krenel 14y ago
> why not use one simple and concise awk statement which does it all in one go? >awk -F: '{print$1}' /etc/passwd ps -ef | awk '/[h]ttpd/{print$2}' IMO is easier to type the "grep/grep -v" statements than the awk ones. Usually we are
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by krenel 14y ago
> I don't use ad blockers, so I know just how awful many ads are. What is your reason for not using AdBlock? > [...] I wish people would use it more carefully. What does "carefully" in this context means? These are genuine questions
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by krenel 14y ago
I had to do that and enabling the forwarding of the authentication agent with the -A option in the ssh client was very handy: $ ssh -A -t office_user@office ssh production_user@production I have the same private key in all my machines, so t
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by krenel 14y ago
I prefer the "adduser" way (easier to remember): $ sudo adduser username sudo
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by krenel 14y ago
As rplnt as said: > but apparently it's beneficial for them economically to only sell Windows machines Maybe in Vietnam it happens just the opposite. It's easy to sell a computer _without_ Windows that with it. I don't get why the compa
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by krenel 14y ago
Or 1 bit flip could corrupt and entire 128 bites block of AES encrypted data. Openssl would complain when trying to decypher the file giving a "bad magic number" error. BTW, keep up the great work guys!
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by krenel 14y ago
I recommend you to buy the SSD and the extra memory at Crucial. The price is very competitive and the hardware very good. I have both 8 gigs of memory and 128 SSD and I'm very happy with it. The other think, that is a personal preference, i
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by krenel 14y ago
Very beautiful theme but when I'm on the page my CPU starts consuming 25% (100% of one core). That's insane! If I move to UI Features the CPU usage is 30% because the Progress Bars. When the animation stops, the CPU is on a constant 6-7%.
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by krenel 14y ago
Not really. I have been developer of VoIP application for about one an a half year and our clients only call us when they have a problem. Conectivity problems, delays in the audio when doing calls (due codec errors), problems with NAT, prob
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by krenel 14y ago
In Firefox you can use the plugin Share Me Not that prevents third-party buttons embebbed by sites from tracking you until you actually click on them. This plugin don't remove the social buttons from the page, just disables them. Thanks for
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by krenel 14y ago
My expirience (x201 Lenovo laptop) with external monitors is excellent. I use 'grandr' for setting up the VGA display and I'm used to work with the maximum resolution supported by the laptop (2048x1536) and works smoothly and fine. Sleep mo
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by krenel 14y ago
Usually Lenovo laptops have a very good support for Linux. I have a x201 and everything works perfect under Debian/testing. I encourage you to give it a chance.
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by krenel 14y ago
But at the same time is very normal a change of name, because companies adquires other companies, products can change the name too[1], etc... The Facebook page is supposedly owned by the creator, not Facebook and if a change of the name is
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by krenel 14y ago
> - unorganized The OP says: "The talk was pushed up 24 hours as another speaker missed her plane to the conference and we had to do a last minute shuffle (literally, I found this out at midnight the night before).". It WAS unorganized.