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by philips 16y ago
The haskell implementation has a web command that presents a nice html page with summaries of every account along with the ability to filter by date or account. It is a nice way of quickly analyzing the current state of affairs.
1142.
by philips 16y ago
I use something that is similar: http://ifup.org/git/?p=colosecure.git;a=blob;f=Makefile;h=14...
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by philips 16y ago
Not necessarily. There are a number of ways to interact with hardware from userspace: uio[1], libusb[2], spidev[3] and etc. [1] http://lwn.net/Articles/232575 [2] http://libusb.org [3] http://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/spi/spidev
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by philips 16y ago
> Placing scotch tape over the speakers of noisy electronic toys will save your sanity. I have wondered why there isn't a mute option for all electronic toys. I would imagine that either a toggle under the battery holder or a standard w
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by philips 16y ago
If you are a vimperator user you can do something similar with the InstaPaper plugin: http://code.google.com/p/vimperator-labs/issues/detail?id=11... The thing I like best about vimperator is that it is a standard Firefox plugin. My unde
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by philips 17y ago
How is this different to the project it is based on, dm-cache[1][2]? Briefly skimming the documentation it seems that the first difference is the eviction policy: LRU in dm-cache vs FIFO in FlashCache (although LRU is an option). Anyone kno
1147.
by philips 17y ago
Microchip announced a product just like that for the PIC platform: http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_P...
1148.
by philips 17y ago
Always Innovating's Touch Book is probably close to what you want. The hardware specs are open, there are pins for serial on the board, and it can run a variety of ARM based Linux distros (Android, Ubuntu, etc).: http://www.alwaysinnovati
1149.
by philips 17y ago
Having a public git tree and rebasing to new versions doesn't make it less of a fork. When I have forked projects to customize them for my own use I make the git tree public and rebase on top of the origin project to get bug fixes. Just as
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by philips 17y ago
If you read Greg's blog, linked in the article, you can see that this isn't just about the drivers. Android has introduced big new pieces of code into the Kernel including a security model called OpenBinder, a power management system called
1151.
by philips 17y ago
Or you can save a dollar and get the hardback from Amazon. O'Reilly is having the same issue setting prices for their eBooks against Amazon[1]. [1] http://getsatisfaction.com/oreilly/topics/amazon_hardcopy_is...