merlincorey

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by merlincorey 14y ago
I need two more points to make up for the haters. Come find us?
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by merlincorey 14y ago
Haters gonna hate! At least he replied above -- mission accomplished.
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by merlincorey 14y ago
I haven't ran the code, but I did completely read it. It appears to me that he maps the character set GWAN uses for the captcha system, and as such, should work for any image generated by GWAN using the same character set as it simply ide
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by merlincorey 14y ago
For Fabian Fäßler, from DC949 chat: <@merlin_> do we know this guy? ... snip ... <@merlin_> """Today I had my first lightning talk at #BerlinSides_0x3""" <@Kos> OH YEAH <@Kos> that adude started f
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by merlincorey 14y ago
In addition to squash merging, you can merge without fast forwarding (--no-ff), which is a great method to make topical branches of related commits one single atomic conflict free commit.
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by merlincorey 14y ago
Well, I have been using it since 0.6.x and helping out on freenode IRC and it has been tolerable to good English at least since then. When Igor posted the introduction documents[1] he even had them previewed on the mailing list so that the
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by merlincorey 14y ago
NginX has had English language documentation on nginx.net and wiki.nginx.org for years and years.
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by merlincorey 14y ago
I do think there are bad languages. Brainfuck is terrible. Brainfuck is not terrible, it's just not easy on human eyes. Brainfuck is really a very simple 8 instruction turing machine designed to have the smallest possible compiler o
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by merlincorey 14y ago
I always knew salt and vinegar chips were good for me!
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by merlincorey 14y ago
I have to run so this is really a substandard comment for hacker news, but... Really? He advocates adding multiple exit points to a function as a way of REDUCING COMPLEXITY? The solution when you have too deep of nesting is to pull out in
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by merlincorey 14y ago
Something tells me you just made highway robbery (and worse) quite a bit easier with this scheme.
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by merlincorey 14y ago
For the optimizers: for k in Kc9ng18h vCMndK2L JdQkuYwG fw43srjY jv4LBjPX; do curl http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=$k >> twitterpw.txt; done
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by merlincorey 14y ago
This is an amazing offer and I am going to pick up a few titles I have had my eye on for the price of one. No Starch Press is absolutely one of the best publishers in technology books, period. Bill, their founder, also has a fine taste in s
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by merlincorey 14y ago
It is not currently possible with the underlying routing technologies, nor do I think it would be desirable, for you to get a single IPv6 address assigned to your device for the entirety of its lifetime. Firstly, each publicly route-able ad
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by merlincorey 15y ago
Please cite your sources regarding veganism being healthy.
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by merlincorey 15y ago
For loonix only sysctl's I guess it would be a matter of taste; however, if you want to keep your muscle memory strong for operating systems lacking full /proc support, you might prefer the sysctl command.
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by merlincorey 15y ago
Shooting things into space remains to be very expensive going anywhere from $20M to $100M USD[1], $450M for NASA to put a space shuttle into orbit[2], or even $8K for the truly adventurous[3]. [1] http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qi
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by merlincorey 15y ago
This syntax seems a lot less confusing and more powerful than the subset of English presented. Another bit of syntax that I think is missing is something like: GUAGE: http://domain/stats/logins 60s COUNTER: http://domain/stats/lo
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by merlincorey 15y ago
Clearly, AWK is the future winner, since it has implemented Lisp[1][2]! ---- [1] https://github.com/darius/awklisp [2] http://awk.info/?AwkLisp
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by merlincorey 15y ago
Alright but what if I'm on BSD and I have a keyboard driven window manager without a mouse? What I mean to say is, the class upload page is probably more important early on than individual OS clients. I really do like the design and concept
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by merlincorey 15y ago
In emacs, one can take out the drudgery of manually aligning and realigning your variables in tabular fashion using the align commands[1]. In certain revision control systems, one doesn't keep differences, but whole objects, so the point is
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by merlincorey 15y ago
It depends somewhat on your perspective. Some people like to lie, and others do not[1]. Personally, I don't mind lying a bit in my personal projects. To lie, you simply make a new branch for each feature or otherwise related changeset such
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by merlincorey 15y ago
Title is misleading; only 16 dispensaries are thus far targeted, and many of them were operating illegally to begin with. Also, according to one lawyer, this sort of thing happened before, and mostly is the government trying to solve probl
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by merlincorey 15y ago
I would have been excited to see Perl6!
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by merlincorey 15y ago
What about when v8 is discontinued to promote Dash?
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by merlincorey 15y ago
This is not the same as the main point of the parent comment, which is the bottom-up philosophy of small simple procedures that can be combined to create even more useful procedures with variety and ease... This is the Unix philosophy, and
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by merlincorey 15y ago
Grepping for "Tehran" revealed more secret messages: Extended Validation CA","unknown","unknown"," .SahebeDonyayeDigital.com","CN= .SahebeDonyayeDigital.com,SN=PK000229200006592,OU=Elme Bikaran,L=Tehran,O=Daneshmande Bi nazir,C=IR" "2011-07
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by merlincorey 15y ago
Firstly, everyone should read http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/request_processing.html before they go trying to "figure out what NginX is doing". Secondly... because NginX configuration is declarative and ifs are imperative (the opposite pa