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by opk 10y ago
Would be nice if you'd include ClamAV in your test results. Would also be nice to be able to get simple and clear data on how well it detects viruses and rates of false positives.
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by opk 10y ago
Any idea what to block if I want to just completely block google analytics at the firewall level?
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by opk 10y ago
The data still goes to google. While the expectation would be that the data is only used by homebrew, there's no actual way of knowing that google isn't gratefully helping itself. And given the entire way Google's business wo
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by opk 10y ago
This would be great if you get it working. I don't suppose you've got a link for what you've got so far in git or anything? I only make basic use of tmux because I'm more comfortable with i3 key bindings.
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by opk 10y ago
Some of my aliases, first some basic shortcuts: freshen = commit --amend --no-edit --date=now cont = rebase --continue br = branch --column recent = branch --sort=committerdate idiff = diff --cached ff = merge --ff-only co =
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by opk 10y ago
I have up aliased to pull --rebase --stat That gives me an idea of what has changed, Though I often follow with: git log @\{1\}..
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by opk 10y ago
It also helps if you want to do an octopus merge of branches that otherwise have no common ancestor. If it comes to it, you can use git replace to provide a false parent for the root commit.
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by opk 10y ago
And many open source developers are just fine with that. If someone finds a use for my code and even if they make lots of money off it then good for them. It's not like they've stopped me from using it in the original form. I&#x27
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by opk 10y ago
My wife is Finnish so we got one of these boxes. The piece of advice in that book I most liked was not to leave your baby outside to sleep when the temperature drops below -10 degrees C. So apparently at only -9 it's fine.
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by opk 10y ago
I'm not sure how wise that is. It doesn't exactly lead to readable scripts. Zsh has had the equivalent feature with the syntax ${(operator)parameter) for over two decades so plenty of time for more operators to be added. It is ver
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by opk 10y ago
I worked with Ada in the early part of my career. For the most part, the strong typing really helps but it can often make the logic messier that you can't push an integer subtype one past the maximum value. Unlike C, the code base tend
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by opk 10y ago
Interesting that some roads in Germany are covered, at least for now.
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ESA's new interface to Astronomy data(sky.esa.int)
3 points by opk 10y ago|0 comments
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by opk 10y ago
Seems a mistake for LC_TIME, and LC_PAPER etc to remain the same as the US-centric way they are for C. I'd call the locale U and also have it indicate ISO date formats (YYYY-MM-DD), and metric units in general (such as standard paper s
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by opk 10y ago
One of the problems with the patent system is that it pushes medical research in the direction of drugs because they are easier to market than alternatives such as knowledge of medical procedures.
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by opk 10y ago
I never used fail2ban: sshguard was simply what I came across first and it was easy to setup and worked as advertised. The Arch wiki states: "sshguard is different from the other two in that it is written in C, is lighter and simpler t
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by opk 10y ago
It's interesting that "The transport protocol doesn’t cover who sends their banner first". It'd be good if I could configure my server to keep quiet until the client identifies itself as an SSH client. I run it on an unu
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by opk 11y ago
I'd make const the default, requiring a var keyword for variables. This makes it easier to get const correctness right because a missing var would break compilation while currently, a missing const doesn't. Next on my list would b
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by opk 11y ago
It is possible to adapt fairly easily between different setups. I've got a fairly advanced zsh setup but do a lot of admin on a mix of Linux, Solaris and BSD where I have to put up with whatever the defaults are. I resisted vim for a l
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by opk 11y ago
As this is a laptop, PC-BSD could be a good choice which is FreeBSD tuned to desktop usage. Plain FreeBSD is also not a bad choice. The other major BSDs have clear niches while FreeBSD is probably the best supported, most popular and is str
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by opk 11y ago
This actually works fine in GNU make too. The parent make acts as a job server. The implementation is ingenious, see http://make.mad-scientist.net/papers/jobserver-implementatio...
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by opk 11y ago
Note that AUFS has been succeeded by overlayfs which, unlike the various earlier union fs attempts, has actually been merged into the kernel. I'm not sure where it stands with regard to flaws
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The Next Generation of Code Hosting Platforms(blog.schiessle.org)
4 points by opk 11y ago|0 comments
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by opk 11y ago
I'd recommend using the mdoc macros instead if you're writing new man pages. It has semantic macros instead.
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by opk 11y ago
This isn't 10% of traffic. Merely that 10% of connections to google were from IPv6 capable clients.
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by opk 11y ago
What I appreciate most is that he is upfront and honest about it so nobody needs waste time making changes that won't be accepted. (Or if they do, they know that they're forking). As an approach it is understandable for something
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by opk 11y ago
Does boost-python now support pypy?
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by opk 11y ago
The rationale described there for pybind sums up my experiences with boost. Now that much of the best parts of boost are available in C++11, boost ends up being more trouble than it is worth. In general, I think it is best avoided if you&#x
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by opk 11y ago
I'd recommend some of the courses MIT have available. I recently used it to remind myself of some of the stuff on vectors that I needed for work. http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mathematics/
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by opk 11y ago
Would be nice if the article explained what it means by a "parameter pack" to begin with.

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