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by noselasd 9y ago
Surely it can't have "nothing to do" ? Many debian source packages specifies dependencies using >= , something has to account for performing a build using the same minor version of such a dependency.
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by noselasd 9y ago
At least with IPv4 you can easily compute the start of layer 4, it's just ipv4[0]&0xf * 4 - trivially implemented with little real-estate in hardware. IPv6 requires you to loop through all extension headers to reach layer 4, and y
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by noselasd 9y ago
How can he know what he allegedly have done when google have not told him ?
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by noselasd 9y ago
If you maintain the forest, that is re-plant trees that die - which the forest will normally do itself once it is established, it is isn't temporarily. It will be a buffer for CO2 that is bound in the forest as long as that forest stan
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UVB-76(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by noselasd 9y ago|1 comments
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by noselasd 9y ago
That is exactly what I am saying - which is in stark contrast to what would happen if Red Hat did not provide that stable ABI, but instead "Ship exactly what upstream provides" as the original comment suggest they should do.
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by noselasd 9y ago
I for one am very grateful Red Hat does not do that. We have a kernel driver for custom hardware, there's around 80 of these devices in the world, split roughly 50/50 between Windows and Red Hat users. While these devices are not
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by noselasd 9y ago
note that I was asking the parent specifically about the google router . While ipv6 does have nat, i have yet to see isps deploying it anywhere
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by noselasd 9y ago
does it do ipv6 nat - that is a very rare scenario ? otherwise I don't see how it can do portforwarding.
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by noselasd 9y ago
media.autoplay.enabled toggles whether videos in the current (foreground) tab starts auto playing or not The question was about videos in a background tab, which is controlled by the media.block-autoplay-until-in-foreground setting.
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by noselasd 9y ago
By default they do start playing immediately in Firefox. Configurable with the media.block-autoplay-until-in-foreground setting.
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Low cost Cortex-A9 SBC offers GbE and up to 28K FPGA logic cells(linuxgizmos.com)
2 points by noselasd 9y ago|2 comments
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Apache httpd 2.2.15-60: underscores in hostnames are now blocked(ma.ttias.be)
3 points by noselasd 9y ago|0 comments
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How the Clipboard Works, Part 1(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
70 points by noselasd 9y ago|13 comments
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by noselasd 9y ago
This is worse, in most cases as you normally want to do something to c after you have read it, forcing you to re-check the condition int c; //a char can't represent EOF do { c = getchar(); if (c != E
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by noselasd 9y ago
That's hardly all the TCP protocol though, it's just the segmentation and checksumming part.
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by noselasd 9y ago
Because while ((c = getchar()) != EOF) { // } Is considered more idiomatic and readable than any alternatives that's not assigning to c within the conditional. You'll see similar idioms in many other
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by noselasd 9y ago
We use the Warnings plugin and set Jenkins to always do a full build, so we can have a good overview of potential warnings on the various platforms a project is built on. Not surprisingly, 0 warnings on your dev machine doesn't mean yo
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by noselasd 9y ago
It does if you use gcc though - both variants of the code in question here compiles to the same assembly (at least with gcc 7.1 on x86-84)
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by noselasd 9y ago
The linux kernel does not automatically close a TCP connection if it's idle, it can stay idle for years on end (unless you globally enable TCP keepalives, or some NAT/stateful firewall devices inbetween times it out). What's
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by noselasd 9y ago
Well - you will get downvotes for making a technical claim, but not explaining the reason...
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by noselasd 9y ago
We only know how the human body reacts in 0g - and it's as bad as you say. But we don't know if 0.3g is bad. Humans might live perfectly fine in 0.3g, or it might be as bad as 0g. However, there's no data either way to make t
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by noselasd 9y ago
And to be clear, devtoolset/softwarecollections.org is done by Red Hat - it's not some random third party repository providing some use-at-your-own-risk packages.
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by noselasd 10y ago
Both XFCE and Gnome 2 runs perfectly fine in Virtualbox.
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Jailbreaking American Tractors with Ukrainian Firmware(techpowerup.com)
2 points by noselasd 10y ago|0 comments
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by noselasd 10y ago
Linux has a method - which is to add the new in parallel to the old, and remove the old at a later time when it's certainly no longer needed.
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by noselasd 10y ago
By telling/convincing them that this will work/is medically approved etc. The next question is whether or not the doctors doing this are being jailed, and if not, how to best introduce legal changes so it will lead to jail time i
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by noselasd 10y ago
As the problem is really a compound of millions of people and not any one indivdiual, the answer is then really nothing - bar more unrealistic options such as becoming a dictator and banning fossil fuel, or become a genie and invent an engi
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by noselasd 10y ago
> you had a near perfect hydrogen -> helium fusion engine, it'd take about 6 million tons of fuel (about the mass of the Pyramids of Egypt or 2,000 Saturn V rockets) That is assuming constant energy consumption to sustain 1g, bu
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by noselasd 10y ago
I'm not saying it's impossible, but if you actually sit down and attempt to add this to glibc, you will come to the realization that it is not easy at all. If you want to e.g. use the inotify mechanism you have a few key decision

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