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571.
by mkesper 7y ago
More info on the patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/fpga_dave
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by mkesper 7y ago
@moderators Sad this didn't get traction. Really useful comparison of methods of type-aware error handling in Python.
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by mkesper 7y ago
Alternate init systems (upstart etc.) have been trying to fix the sysvinit mess and failed to gain traction. Then systemd came along with a 'we do a little bit more' approach and all relevant distributions (yes, really) could agre
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by mkesper 7y ago
Please read the book, I found it to be a deep lesson of the history of black female scientists.
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How many Commodore 64 computers were sold? (2011)(pagetable.com)
62 points by mkesper 7y ago|62 comments
576.
by mkesper 7y ago
Made with Haxe + OpenFL, the source code is available here: https://github.com/watabou/TownGeneratorOS
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Raising severity to serious for some Python 2 leaf packages with no Python 3(lists.debian.org)
217 points by mkesper 7y ago|183 comments
578.
by mkesper 7y ago
That's from 2013, what's the current state of affairs?
579.
by mkesper 7y ago
ZFS will probably never able to be integrated into the proper Linux kernel. So trying to implement something without this license fiasco shouldn't really be surprising.
580.
by mkesper 7y ago
You can also combine it with ripgrep. Much faster than git grep.
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Typechecking Django and DRF(sobolevn.me)
1 points by mkesper 7y ago|0 comments
582.
by mkesper 7y ago
Would there be a chance of rust integration with these stronger types they mention?
583.
by mkesper 7y ago
There is no use in specifying (no)intr as of kernel 2.6.25, it can always be interrupted by sigkill. See e.g. https://access.redhat.com/solutions/157873 There are many things "known" about NFS that are legacy
584.
by mkesper 7y ago
>> The mobile baseband will most likely use ROM loaded firmware > this is another vulnerability That's why there's a hardware kill switch on it.
585.
by mkesper 7y ago
If you use certain vacuum robots that might already have happened: https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/nation-now/2017/07/25/ro... (Does anyone have a security/privacy overview of IoT thin
586.
by mkesper 7y ago
So it could be used as kind of drum computer in nowadays use of the term, too?
587.
by mkesper 7y ago
Messages are encrypted with a session key in openpgp so this doesn't work.
588.
by mkesper 7y ago
Maybe it's a start.
589.
by mkesper 7y ago
About "Hidden Figures": It's worth reading the book: Quite a detailled history lesson!
590.
by mkesper 7y ago
Maybe a new raspberry compute module ( https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspberry-pi-compute-module... ) featuring PCIe could be implemented?
591.
Python2 Dependencies in Debian(py2graph.infomaniak.ch)
1 points by mkesper 7y ago|0 comments
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Operation Nightwatch – Live Restauration of Rembrandt Painting(rijksmuseum.nl)
1 points by mkesper 7y ago|0 comments
593.
by mkesper 7y ago
You should not include binaries not needed for production for security reasons, not because of size alone.
594.
by mkesper 7y ago
Sudo su -c 'command1|command2' makes sense if both commands need root but you want to stay normal user afterwards.
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by mkesper 7y ago
As core rope was manufactured by (black and white) women: Regarding how NACA/NASA gave work to black women in times from world war ii until the moon landing, "Hidden Figures" (the book) teached me more about american history
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by mkesper 7y ago
Osmand can do a lot there.
597.
by mkesper 7y ago
Linux driver support is fantastic because it's not made by manufacturers.
598.
by mkesper 7y ago
HN is very sensitive to timing, afaik the moderators allow resubmissions when that seems to be the case.
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by mkesper 7y ago
It's not necessarily the meaninglessness of work. I had one project at a former employer I became emotionally attached to and worked for some weeks from 6am to 6pm on it. After figuring out the project would not be finished any time so
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by mkesper 7y ago
I'd like that to be true, but these people are very much influencing those that want their statements to be true (so they don't need change anything).

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