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by paxswill 14y ago
The reason Link Conditioner is 10.7 and up is that it's using pf[0] internally. The man page for pfctl[1] is pretty easy to read after you start to get the basics of how pf works. Be careful applying examples you find online though. Last I
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by paxswill 14y ago
Almost certainly. Apple stopped updating their tools past the GPLv2 versions, with the most noticeable example being gcc, which was frozen at 4.2 until they removed it.
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by paxswill 14y ago
The repository with all of the formulas is here: https://github.com/homebrew/homebrew-dupes The two I end up using semi-frequently are gcc and apple-gcc, for those projects that Clang just won't compile.
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by paxswill 14y ago
If you tap the `homebrew-dupes` repository, you will get updates in the future: brew tap homebrew/dupes brew install grep
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by paxswill 14y ago
They're working towards it. Lots of former system apps are being extracted from the base OS and turned into apps updated through the Play store. The most recent I remember was the Calendar app, which changed into Google Calendar through the
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by paxswill 14y ago
I thought that that was the point of contention; that it is not normally possible to sideload software onto iOS devices. If sideloading was possible (hmm, would jailbreaking count?), no biggie, just make the object files available for linki
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by paxswill 14y ago
I've had a similar experience with Google Music. I have iTunes Match for my iOS/Mac devices, but prefer Google Music as it works on my Android devices and anywhere a decent web browser is. If there was a nice web interface for iTunes Match
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by paxswill 14y ago
Casual carpooling is the quite common in some areas. The one I'm most familiar with is between northern Virginia and DC. There are "slug" [0] lines scattered around, commonly at commuter parking lots. I-395 has HOV-3 lanes on it, and it can
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by paxswill 14y ago
It's entirely possible to run Android on DoD networks, it just takes a lot of work to certify it and the restrictions of what you can do with the device make it almost useless.
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by paxswill 14y ago
The standard bash_completion[0] package includes SSH host completion. [0] http://bash-completion.alioth.debian.org/
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by paxswill 14y ago
Officially, side by side is the way to go. Unofficially, you can sometimes merge the actual SDK bundles into the most recent Xcode directory.
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by paxswill 14y ago
Because GoDaddy hasn't invented a viable time machine. In both of your examples, the seller goes back and rights the wrong. In GoDaddy's case, the good they sell is a continuous service, and the lack of service for some period of time may h
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by paxswill 14y ago
Using pam-google-authenticator does not depends on Google, they just wrote widely available apps and a PAM module[0] that implement HOTP[1] and TOTP[2]. Basically, you have a seed and a counter that you hash together. When adding a device,
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by paxswill 14y ago
DD-WRT usually includes DNSMasq[0] which can do some fairly advanced stuff for being so small. The downside being that it's all manually configured via the equivalent of a config file. [0] http://www.thekelleys.org.uk/dnsmasq/docs/dnsmasq-
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by paxswill 14y ago
It's certainly not the entire DoD. Firefox is explicitly supported on most new sites, with specialized plugins available that simplify security setup (install certs, CAC access).
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by paxswill 14y ago
Because 32GB is the supported max for the lower end Mac Pro. The higher end ones support up to 64GB officially, 64GB and 96GB respectively are the actual maximums.
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by paxswill 14y ago
Not in my experience. C++ is taught at my school, and a mix of C++ and Java is used at most (all?) the other schools in my state as the intro language. Even MIT, the source of SICP/Scheme, is using Python for its intro language. It's only m
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by paxswill 15y ago
Two of the major carriers in the US use CDMA (Verizon and Sprint), while the other two major carriers use GSM (T-Mobile and AT&T). I'm having some trouble finding recent market share numbers for them, but it's mostly half and half.
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by paxswill 15y ago
First thing I thought of: http://www.ladyada.net/make/wavebubble/index.html
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by paxswill 15y ago
It's only an issue for non-GSM phones i.e. CDMA phones used in the US and parts of Asia. CDMA does not allow data and voice to run at once over the same radio, while GSM does. Since LTE is an entirely IP network, voice can be run over it li
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by paxswill 15y ago
As support, here's some specific pictures of just the "bathtub": http://www.flickr.com/photos/25695066@N00/sets/7215762746187...
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by paxswill 15y ago
All you need is the ipa saved and in iTunes. I have a copy of VLC for iOS saved from when it was available and I can run it just fine on my devices. You just have to load the ipa from within iTunes.
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by paxswill 15y ago
installd is part of framework that handles installed packages. It's fired up as part of the normal software update process (although it really shouldn't be taking a core for itself). Killing it would probably abort the software update proce
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by paxswill 15y ago
I prefer GitX (one of the later forks, German Laullon's fork [0]). The more recent ones need some performance work, but the committing interface is pretty easy to use and presents the information in an accessible manner. It also integrates
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by paxswill 15y ago
I agree that ideally commits are atomic, but I'm not as disciplined as I should be and sometimes I end up with changes that really should be more than one commit. I can split them up from within git's CLI with `git add -p`, but this can be
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by paxswill 15y ago
The default behavior also checks file size in addition to modification time.
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by paxswill 15y ago
In some cases, they do. This is especially apparent if you're still using MacPort with PPC, as most of the packages it pulls down are form the MacPorts servers.
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by paxswill 15y ago
Gave "Kudos" it seems. Kinda like a +1 or thumbs up.
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by paxswill 15y ago
And if your SSH client supports it ControlPersist. It keeps the shared connection around in case you're coming back. It's a fairly new feature though.
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by paxswill 15y ago
This is almost certainly dependent on various merchant agreements, but (I'm pretty sure chargebacks have a limit on the timeframe you can do them. The only recourse you'd have would be to try to take Valve to court.

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