nupark2

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   by nupark2 16y ago

   I still use slirp to get free tethering on my iPhone.
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   by nupark2 16y ago

   No, but given how often I've seen PHP developers do this, even at larger organizations, it's a plausible explanation.
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   by nupark2 16y ago

   This loader will be buggy and incomplete, by it's nature, and won't really solve the problems inherent in loading a shared library from another OS into an existing native process.
4. 394.▲
   by nupark2 16y ago

   Right. To do more is a hard problem. This approach has been pursued before: http://hcpnet.free.fr/applebsd.html
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   by nupark2 16y ago

   Personally, I'm just as sick of old curmudgeons coming along dictating to young people how they should run a career just because said old fogie had to go in a different direction just to get his in the world as you are with recent grad stu
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   by nupark2 16y ago

   Otherwise Twitter wouldn't be writing things like this in their blog ... This is called "saving face," and it's something that people do when they have to backtrack on a mistake.
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   by nupark2 16y ago

   We see this behavior on high pps routers -- but isn't this why you have multiple CPUs and thread-based interrupt handling?