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by raimue 10y ago
That software is called a text editor and you can configure it to do the text wrapping for you. More seriously, it is quite hard to wrap text correctly after you submitted it. For example people add manual line breaks for structuring text a
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by raimue 10y ago
Nice to see this integrated natively. I was using MultiFox before to get this functionality. For example, this allows me to manage multiple twitter accounts, without logging out and back in all the time.
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by raimue 10y ago
You should be aware that even for asymmetric encryption, only a one-time document-specific key will be encrypted with the asymmetric algorithm. The document itself will always be encrypted using a symmetric cipher. This is how the same docu
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Irssi 1.0.0 Released(irssi.org)
290 points by raimue 10y ago|130 comments
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by raimue 10y ago
It does not have a valid certificate just like any other custom domain hosted on GitHub Pages.
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by raimue 10y ago
The examples in the article are in AT&T syntax, you seem to be used to Intel syntax. Just keep on reading, the article will discuss the differences between AT&T and Intel syntax.
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by raimue 10y ago
Okay, right. I was mislead as all commits use a different author (opensource-apple is only the committer), so the activity graph on the profile is mostly empty.
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by raimue 10y ago
> https://github.com/opensource-apple > MIRROR ONLY, UNOFFICIALLY Someone took it and uploaded it to GitHub. This was not published by Apple. Also has not been updated in years.
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by raimue 10y ago
They are never releasing the full source code. Apple strips the ARM architecture, blocks of code for features they do not want to be open source, and the internal documentation before throwing these dumps over the wall. Here are some hints
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by raimue 10y ago
Interestingly this is not yet linked from the top-level page of the open source site: https://opensource.apple.com/
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by raimue 10y ago
Oh, yes, the algorithms supposed to target you specifically are often quite bad and annoying. For example on Amazon, when you just bought a coffee machine, your recommendations will show you a bunch of coffee machines. Well, I just made a c
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by raimue 10y ago
Git was originally not meant to be used by humans, as the man page of git(1) still reflects today: git - the stupid content tracker The interface that humans should use would have been cogito, but after some time there was no interest anymo
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by raimue 10y ago
And which of these are actually developed with an open source model instead of merely throwing code over the wall months after the official binaries have been released?
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by raimue 10y ago
I think that often happens on support forums, because the power user volunteers trying to help others are too enthusiastic about the product. They have a deep bond to the product, that is strengthened by getting the (mental) reward of being
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by raimue 10y ago
And for updates you manually hunt down the new .pkg installers? Package managers are not only there to install some version of the software, but also to keep it up-to-date.
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by raimue 10y ago
> That said, 'sudo port upgrade git' has been failing for me for about a day now, because none of the archives have 2.10.1. I see this sort of thing occasionally, and it's annoying, but not really obstructive. You are prob
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by raimue 10y ago
There is nothing wrong with calculating your own additional checksum, but as far as I can see, sha256 is now the only supported checksum type in Homebrew at all.
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by raimue 10y ago
As a side note and in fact late to the party, but MacPorts very recently also migrated to Git and GitHub: https://github.com/macports/
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by raimue 10y ago
Very much the reason why MacPorts requires sudo, so it can drop to a less-privileged "macports" user for builds, without putting your own user account at risk.
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by raimue 10y ago
Disabling sha1 does not seem like a good decision. There are still enough upstream software projects that only publish their checksums as sha1 or even only md5. Keeping the original checksum allows quick comparison that a Formula is meant t
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MacPorts moved to GitHub(github.com)
3 points by raimue 10y ago|0 comments
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by raimue 10y ago
> [...] a speech recognition system that makes the same or fewer errors than professional transcriptionists. How low would the error rate be for humans that can fully concentrate on listening instead of writing at the same time? Unfortun
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by raimue 10y ago
After all, the root blocking in Pokémon Go is pretty weak. All I had to do was to rename/move the 'su' binary and then it worked again.
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by raimue 10y ago
Whenever a business hires a contractor to do something for them, the customers will blame the business first if anything is wrong in their product or service. It is up to the business to take the damages in reputation and lost business oppo
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by raimue 10y ago
Depending on your architecture, access to data of different size needs different alignment. You may never have heard of it, as it mostly does not exist on x86 except for special instruction set extensions such as SSE. However, by using stru
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by raimue 10y ago
FreeBSD also has the same .sin_len member that macOS uses. If you still do not believe me that this is allowed, here is the relevant section in POSIX.1-2008: http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/basedefs
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by raimue 10y ago
It is generally a good idea not to pass unitialized struct members. Since the BSD socket API is meant to be extensible, new struct members could be added at any time. Enforcing this rule leads to more robust and portable code.
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by raimue 10y ago
In order to deploy and run your own kernel extensions on recent versions of the Mac operating system you will need to disable System Integrity Protection (SIP). Otherwise you will need a paid Apple developer account and ask Apple for a spec
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How to run rsync on remote host with sudo(raim.codingfarm.de)
2 points by raimue 10y ago|0 comments
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by raimue 10y ago
Sorry if I misunderstood the purpose. The title of this submission made it sound like this is supposed to be a replacement for `curl -v`.

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