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oofabz
14y ago
100 MB is indeed small but there are privacy concerns with storing hundreds of thousands of lines of history. Do you really want every command you've typed for the last several years to be visible to anyone with physical access to your box?
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oofabz
14y ago
I love a lot of things about Mathematica. Its syntax is not one of them.
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oofabz
14y ago
That command works great for me using nmap 6. It finds all hosts on my network. And now with v6, I can do something similar to find IPv6 addresses on my network, with this command: sudo nmap -6 -sL --script targets-ipv6-\* --script-args=ne
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oofabz
14y ago
Allow me to recommend OSXplanet and xplanet. They are as close to a realtime image as you can get, and they are designed for use as a wallpaper.
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oofabz
15y ago
Why would you want to use a remote service instead of just installing the software on your local machine? Most software is quite small and it would be much more reliable this way as it wouldn't rely on a network connection to a second machi
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oofabz
15y ago
That benchmark runs xz with the -9e flags, which turn on its slowest and most memory-intensive mode. If you pass it -0 it only needs 3 MB to compress and 1 MB to decompress. I usually use -0 with xz because it is extremely fast and memory-e
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oofabz
15y ago
The headline is simply not true. It is comparing Gates' total expenditure to the USA's annual expenditure.
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oofabz
15y ago
I greatly prefer PLActorKit by Landon Fuller: http://code.google.com/p/plactorkit/
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oofabz
15y ago
What's the big deal about BankSimple? They look about the same as most credit unions. My credit union has a good website & iPhone app, and doesn't charge hidden fees. They pay interest on my checking account.
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oofabz
16y ago
Have you heard the one about the $2 bills?
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oofabz
16y ago
I am not familiar with the book or with this problem, but I thought the O(n) solution was immediately obvious. It's not unreasonable to ask interviewees questions like this. I wouldn't want to hire someone who can't write an efficient algor