ngharo

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by ngharo 1y ago
I met a web developer working for the FSF at a Boston pub one night while in town for a Red Hat conference. After many drinks, he walked us down fifth street to the FSF office building. I wasn’t sure what to expect but when we got there, he
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by ngharo 2y ago
Near native speeds? I’m seeing an order of magnitude slower performance out of mine. Doing anything special with your config? I already am setting placement options and played with replica options. My only hope has been to wait for the V2 e
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by ngharo 3y ago
I see this complaint a lot but on the flip side, I’ve found Xorg high DPI support to be fantastic; better than windows. I recall only touching ~/.Xdefaults and setting Xft.dpi and had great results. I don’t use a desktop environment s
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by ngharo 8y ago
It does until it doesn't. Then you have to wait X seconds for a keepalive (one of the 100+ configurables) to notice you're not passing traffic, and your client to tear down the dead tunnel and reconnect. Meanwhile many other app
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by ngharo 9y ago
Huh. nmap cares not about wan vs lan.
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by ngharo 9y ago
This is fun. Try drawing programmatically: tools[7].paint(ctx, x, y); then run: $canvas.trigger('change.session-hook'); to flush your canvas changes to the server.
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by ngharo 9y ago
I hope it's better than giving $100,000 in credits to 30,000 small businesses in the greater Milwaukee area.
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by ngharo 9y ago
I use vim for writing out html: :TOhtml I found it to create the prettiest syntax highlighted code. But I'm bias because it produces html using my vim color scheme which I'm partial too :) You can script vim too by specify
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by ngharo 9y ago
It is a book. You can build LFS on any system that meets the requirements[1]. > Does it support SATA and UEFI boot disks yet? The Linux kernel supports SATA disks since forever. UEFI is also supported by most bootloaders. The distro yo
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by ngharo 9y ago
You can always check out the latest[1] version in your browser. Build is from Aug 15th at the time of my writing. [1] http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/view/development/