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by noselasd 11y ago
What has led you to the conclusion that everyone would agree with that ? I certainly do not agree.
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by noselasd 11y ago
alias lc="ls -C | less" alias ll="ls -lh" function mkd() { if [[ $# == 0 ]] ; then return fi mkdir "$1" cd "$1" }
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by noselasd 11y ago
Diversity has many dimensions. The dimension of sex and skin color is not what anyone (but you) have mentioned or meant in this context.
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by noselasd 11y ago
http://www.cdc.gov/malaria/about/faqs.html#treatment
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by noselasd 11y ago
Which would be fine. Even if you covered the entire earth with 1 square millimeter solar panels, you could give each of them about 66 quadrilion IPv6 addresses.
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by noselasd 11y ago
Well "nobody" is a bit misnomer. It's still widely used in telco networks, transporting control messages to/from your mobile device within the core network, and in interconnects between carriers.
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by noselasd 11y ago
"right back" is rather misleading. When you burn up fossil fuel over a few centuries that it took many millions of years to produce, the ocean does not put it "right back" there.
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by noselasd 11y ago
NetBSD also isn't bothered much the GPLv3 change of gcc, NetBSD 7 will ship with gcc 4.8
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by noselasd 11y ago
I suspect the parent is more referring to people writing code that does e.g. foo(i++, i++); or e.g. relying on signed integer overflow behvior based on observing a toy program on their own machine - assuming the code will behave the same in
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by noselasd 11y ago
It ruins the filesystem if you're in the middle of writing important metadata to the filesystem that can't be done atomically. This is not an issue for modern filesystems, but most USB drives are formatted with FAT, which has no j
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by noselasd 11y ago
You can look at the the other videos of Hans Rosling which might answer that. Whether it's a correlation and not a cause might still be up for debate, but the observation of that effect have been observed in virtually all places around
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by noselasd 11y ago
There's a nicely illustrative video by Hans Rosling here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTznEIZRkLg on the population growth.
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by noselasd 11y ago
And the reason they could hide those TV dishes under roofs is that they are not transmitting. If you want internet via satellite, they are transmitting, and while they are directional towards the satellite, there's enough signal going
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by noselasd 11y ago
At least according to the linux documentation, network IO is NOT part of the load average, only processes waiting for disk IO and runnable processes.
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by noselasd 11y ago
Your TV dish is not transmitting. But the point is, that if some country decides the new internet via satellite to be illegal, it is _very_ easy for them to find people using it.
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by noselasd 11y ago
Probably. Then again anyone with a transmitting dish can be triangulated by the government body that doesn't like people doing that.
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by noselasd 11y ago
http://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2014/2/171689-mars-code/abstra... is a good watch. And you can get a fair bit of insight through many of the videos from Flight Software Workshop - http://flights
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by noselasd 11y ago
In my home country, which isn't cram packed with hundreds of millions people though, everyone has the right to go/travel/camp anywhere on private property as long as that area is designated as wilderness (meaning pretty much
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by noselasd 11y ago
While there are certain socket options to share a port - two processes can share a port easily in another elegant way; just call fork(). One way of doing such upgrades is then for the existing code to fork() then exec() the new version. The
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by noselasd 11y ago
"today's builds" arn't todays. They're months behind what MS are developing.
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by noselasd 11y ago
It's an unary operator, with 2 forms: sizeof(type) or sizeof expression but e.g. unlike a function, it doesn't evaluate the expression. sizeof(my_function()) doesn't call my_function. sizeof(a = 12)
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by noselasd 11y ago
In all fairness, linux does this, on 32 bit platforms where time_t is 32 bit, to be binary backwards compatible, which is a different goal from what the BSDs do/did, which is a rip and replace approach, where you'll need to recomp
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by noselasd 11y ago
From what I seen this is an issue between the main Fedora repo and RpmFusion. The nvidia drivers have the same issue. Fedora upgrades the kernel, but RpmFusion havn't re-built kernel modules yet. So you do an yum upgrade, and are left
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by noselasd 12y ago
From what we can tell so far, life has only arisen once on earth - wouldn't that also be an indication that genesis is rather hard/rare ? If life could easily form, one would think it would do so many times here on earth.
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by noselasd 12y ago
In addition to that, uBlock/adblock also seems to take care of most toolbar/malware pop ups that parents tend to fall for.
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by noselasd 12y ago
You interact with it every day if you use a cell phone. The control plane of the nodeb/enodeb(or "cell towers") and further into the core network in UMTS/LTE is using SCTP. Control messages for voice calls and SMS is ca
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by noselasd 12y ago
From what I gather the commenter is saying that a new compiler could accept this syntax: import "github.com/pkg/term" "{hash,tag,version}" And this (old) syntax: import "github.com&#x2F
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by noselasd 12y ago
Given the claim of 36k trees per 2 human operators, at 15% cost of existing methods, isn't the idea to use more operators(and drones) to provide the scale ? Why would that not match industrial capacity ? I'd also be interrested in
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by noselasd 12y ago
So have many people. But from my experience, it is not a fun day when you find out the new compiler version you upgraded to 3 months month ago have "miscompiled" your code for the last 2 releases of your codebase, since it contain
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by noselasd 12y ago
Well, SCTP gives you messages as first class citizens if you like, or a stream like TCP, multiple channels per connection and many other nice features. It's mostly used inside telco networks. But unusable for consumers. The routers&#x2

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