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by nash 15y ago
.porn?
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by nash 15y ago
You should have watched the LCA talk where Tridge explained his reverse engineering. He telneted the bk server and typed 'help'. It gave him a list of commands, and what they did. LWN article on it: http://lwn.net/Articles/132938/
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by nash 15y ago
Sure, but this isn't a story from these days. It's from a decade ago.
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by nash 16y ago
SD (Simple Defects) is more choice when I can. Distributed and works pretty well, and not too complex.
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by nash 16y ago
The only issue with w3schools is it is basic. Otherwise it covers a lot of material fairly well. At least it's not wrong, like many other resources.
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by nash 16y ago
I'm betting the testing procedure is even more amusing.
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by nash 16y ago
For the past 10 I've _only_ used linux as my desktop. I was using it pretty frequently before then too. So my answer would be: If your potential employee refuses to work on Linux, or Windows, or OSX or NeXT or whatever... you probably don'
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by nash 16y ago
I believe the update of keys relies on the secrecy of the master key, which is never released in a device. Hence the master key pretty much kills it all.
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by nash 16y ago
The modern versions: vim + gcc + curses.
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by nash 16y ago
The Register covered it a) better and b) earlier. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/08/25/commodore_name_bounc... And it has the story of crazy commodore name lottery. Older stories linked in article.
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by nash 16y ago
Yeah: Business jargon. Whenever a PHB tells you they are a rock star or a wizard you know they _may_ know how to use a mouse.
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by nash 16y ago
http://unsuck-it.com/as-soon-as-possible-asap/ Strange; Whenever someone tells me they need something ASAP, I generally consider it to mean "they don't know when they need it, so it's not important".
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by nash 16y ago
Why do you want to sell it is one of the first questions a buyer should ask, or at least find out an answer for. After all there are lots of reasons to get out: - Patent lawsuit incoming - google/apple just entered the market - Fut
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by nash 16y ago
The flip side is also important: Pay your debts, people remember when you don't.
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by nash 16y ago
Depends on why it was blocked. Generally speaking if it's because of a local competitor (eg youku or renren (vs youtube or facebook)) I would not hold my breath.
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by nash 16y ago
Superman designed his own suit, and except for the underwear placement, and the cape (darrrling), it's... Actually come to think of it, you were right in the first place.
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by nash 16y ago
It may be slow, but the process for comics and articles are quite different. Comics go through multiple layers of distribution (possibly translation, colouring, lettering and the like through multiple hands) before they are published, in m
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by nash 16y ago
Not sure what features komodo has for completion, but between the built in omni-completion in vim 7, it's pretty powerful which will complete on symbols in all loaded files and in things like header files. That's activated by Control-X Con
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by nash 16y ago
I thought everyone liked Haskell... I had assumed the problem was being able to use it when we liked.
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by nash 16y ago
They are succeeding. They have no meaningful content on any topic at all.
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by nash 16y ago
The more I look at cpedia, the more I'm convinced it's just a Markov bot.
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by nash 16y ago
Try the countries full name. For instance there is some garbage about China under: http://cpedia.com/search?q=Peoples%20Republic%20of%20China Of course it seems to be something about contract law for China... but that's another matter. Ac
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by nash 16y ago
Maybe there is something to this... If I was trying to get funding for cpedia, I'd want to know which VCs get drunk easily...
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by nash 17y ago
I'll be using it as an example if I need to explain "surreal" to someone...
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by nash 17y ago
http://cpedia.com/search?q=april+fools+joke Not really.
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by nash 17y ago
Sod any 'non-empty line' /usr/bin/grep '^' > output Or even better, grep can be an editor with line filtering - if you make an mistake, have it throw away the line: /usr/bin/grep -v '%' > output (Any line with a %, thr
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by nash 17y ago
If you are using :make, and _don't_ jump out of the file (split the window if you need to jump out), line deletions and additions down the window are automatically accounted for. As for turning it on or off, I've never had too, unless it's
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by nash 17y ago
I think you need to upgrade you editor. For instance both vim & emacs are smart enough to adjust for inserts and removals.
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by nash 17y ago
Not when you are using sloccount to measure the 'value' of the software.
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by nash 17y ago
You know you are doing it write when you do that. For added value combine with sloccount when removing code (I removed $200k value from our software, fixed 8 bugs, and removed that stupid limitation about green text today)...

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