kylek

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   by kylek 11y ago

   ...and jumping on someone's unlocked computer without authorization is different but OK? right...here's your sign
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   by kylek 11y ago

   And I hope that I would get fired for a little rare, light-hearted humor as I wouldn't want to work there anyways. Chill out, winston.
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   by kylek 11y ago

   I must say...being a sysadmin with the ability to ssh into developers' laptops remotely in our domain...this is one of the more fun commands ;)
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   by kylek 11y ago

   no hacking flick is complete without shots of nmap! https://nmap.org/movies/
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   by kylek 11y ago

   >> Firefox 41 Developer Edition is scheduled to be released in the next day or two.
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   by kylek 11y ago

   If you're looking for the relevant space weather-related graphs I suggest http://spaceweathernews.com/ (the planetary-K index shows our current geomagnetic storm level)
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   by kylek 11y ago

   I'm always reminded of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA whenever anything like this comes up
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   by kylek 12y ago

   I often picture people sitting in traffic, to go to the gym, to run in-place on a treadmill.
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   by kylek 12y ago

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fugio_Cent
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    by kylek 12y ago

    I've never tried the "official" soylent but have toyed around with a few recipes on http://diy.soylent.me/ . You can adjust it how you please and set your own nutrient profile to get as close as you can to wh
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    by kylek 12y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limited_hangout
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    by kylek 12y ago

    Article mentions lsof but doesn't go too deeply into it. lsof has an absolute _plethora_ of options and has been pretty indispensable to me. i.e. lsof -i (much akin to netstat), -u <user> (all files open by a particular user), et
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    by kylek 12y ago

    Considering the N64 is powered by a 93.75 MHz NEC VR4300 CPU (which powered _printers_ such as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HP_LaserJet_4250 ) it is quite blazing fast :)
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    by kylek 12y ago

    Doesn't sound like they're using 100% H2S, I'm sure that would do all kinds of nasty things: > he soon demonstrated that exposing mice to 80 parts per million of the gas mixed at room temperature made it possible to create
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    by kylek 12y ago

    Awesome. For those who don't know, Kernighan is the "k" in "awk" :)
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    by kylek 12y ago

    Human-induced stress makes me eat more too :/
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    by kylek 12y ago

    Thanks for this, going to try it out. I've tried hard in the past to get thunderbird to work properly and end up just using Outlook in a windows VM, feeling like there is absolutely no good alternative to it.
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    by kylek 12y ago

    Right, this is what I actually meant
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    by kylek 12y ago

    I think running linux containers without linux would be difficult! You probably want Mirage OS or OSv. http://www.openmirage.org/ http://osv.io/
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    by kylek 12y ago

    Curious if anyone has come up with a way to run X11 itself in a container? (there are numerous articles on running GUI apps in containers that simply need a way to talk to Xauthority or X socket, or using VNC or xpra). I'd imagine it w
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    by kylek 12y ago

    I don't remember where I read it, but basically - sed can do everything grep does, and more; awk can do everything sed does, and more. There are definitely faster alternatives for more specific use cases, but awk is very general. I mos
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    by kylek 12y ago

    Also see https://www.gnu.org/software/gawk/manual/html_node/Clones.ht... for a few unix text processing commands implemented in awk
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    by kylek 12y ago

    The post mentions losing database data when doing a "rm". Couldn't you set a volume parameter on the postgres container (to /var/lib/postgres or wherever data is stored) to prevent that? Or am I missing somethi
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    by kylek 12y ago

    Masons
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    by kylek 12y ago

    I feel ag (silver surfer, a grep-ish alternative) should be mentioned (even though he dropped it in his final awk/mawk commands) as it tends to be much faster than grep, and considering he cites performance throughout.
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    by kylek 12y ago

    If it's romantic you're looking for, forget about gravity for a minute and consider the large-scale electromagnetic forces at work. The recent news about intergalactic structures in the universe (google "the great attractor&q
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    by kylek 12y ago

    I knew someone would catch me with the exceptions right after pressing reply. There's also the TNG episode with The Traveler, where the Enterprise is pushed 2.7 million lightyears out of the galaxy.
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    by kylek 12y ago

    Most of it (original and TNG) actually takes place in the 'alpha quadrant' only. DS9 introduces the wormhole to the gamma quadrant, and Voyager is mostly about the trek back from the delta. Warp 9 is garbage in the grand scheme of
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    by kylek 12y ago

    Can't wait to see what the James Webb Telescope[0] will show us after it goes up in late 2018. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Webb_Space_Telescope
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    by kylek 12y ago

    Love this visualization. Ben usually references it every day on https://www.youtube.com/user/Suspicious0bservers