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by olgeni 14y ago
I say keep the cash and redesign the unfathomable abomination called "certificate provisioning web site."
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by olgeni 14y ago
We also get a brand new man(7) section :)
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by olgeni 14y ago
> Interesting new ones are: lsm, lam, asr. asr aside, I have lam(1) but no lsm. Is it native to OS X or can you borrow it somewhere?
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by olgeni 14y ago
"At last, the conference drama overshadowed the Rails drama and everybody lived happily ever after."
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by olgeni 14y ago
What's an initrd and why do I need one?
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by olgeni 14y ago
> No, you can’t have that hardware keyboard or removable battery. No, you can’t install that app. No, you can’t have that feature." "And yes, you can sit still in this drawer while I upgrade my custom rom on the other device. But don't
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by olgeni 14y ago
"Here's to us!"
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by olgeni 14y ago
And what about the happy times of FidoNet and GoldEd and the dreaded FOSSIL drivers...
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by olgeni 14y ago
> I can't imagine doing work (writing code) on laptops with their degenerate keyboards. Of course you can't, but a simple USB adapter will allow you to fit a proper Model M to any laptop. Then you just need a good bag like Michael Dougl
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by olgeni 14y ago
> How many diapers does America go through in one month? "One too many, if you make me work on J2EE."
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by olgeni 14y ago
At first I thought it took Apple 232 years to approve it.
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by olgeni 14y ago
Maybe it jammed the signal on prime time and then they just picked up the angry screams from the windows.
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by olgeni 14y ago
> if not I'm going straight to hell... ...said the future J2EE developer...
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by olgeni 14y ago
I hope that the Android "notification center" does not infringe on this very original patent, which was clearly inspired by the Quake console, also invented by Apple.
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by olgeni 14y ago
There are things they cannot ignore once they figure out that they can actually be noticed :)
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by olgeni 14y ago
That's too bad for them...
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by olgeni 14y ago
I thought I had a lead but it would not apply to 9.0... Did you find out what went wrong?
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by olgeni 14y ago
Were you upgrading from 9.0 or 8.x?
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by olgeni 14y ago
I think this is very good news: it could mean that Apple ran out of ways to torment developers and brought in a third party to fill the gap. Personally I would have opted for forcing new developers to cross-validate each other's documentati
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by olgeni 14y ago
camcontrol is from FreeBSD. I don't have a Linux box available right now but maybe "hdparm -I" does something similar: "request identification info directly from the drive".
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by olgeni 14y ago
How do they know what space is used or unused?
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by olgeni 14y ago
It happens all the time... If you run "camcontrol identify ada0" (or whatever your device is) you can find out before it is too late: sector size logical 512, physical 512, offset 0 This is from a lucky drive of course :)
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by olgeni 14y ago
You may add something like this to /etc/periodic.conf: daily_status_zfs_enable="YES" daily_scrub_zfs_enable="YES" daily_scrub_zfs_default_threshold="6" # in days and it will scrub the pools every 6 days (and send you a report in the daily r
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by olgeni 14y ago
This poor kid will definitely have a brilliant career in cryptography. By 14 he'll also have OpenBSD running in VirtualBox running in iOS, out of frustration. Apple might not approve, but he'll hack iTunes Connect at 15 anyway.
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by olgeni 14y ago
I tried both CloudSigma and ElasticHosts and they seem to work fine with 8.x and 9.x. (at least on 8.x I had to move kern.timecounter.hardware away from HPET)
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by olgeni 14y ago
For 9.1 they are available as emulators/virtio-kmod; 9-STABLE has them in the tree (I used both recently).
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by olgeni 14y ago
You can run xeyes as it was meant to be run.
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by olgeni 14y ago
Nope, nobody deserves that much.
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by olgeni 14y ago
A real cry for help would have mentioned a couple of Factories at least.
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by olgeni 14y ago
These kind of debates are so boring they actually make you appreciate reading VB code.

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