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by raimue 10y ago
Now add a SD card slot and you could load all games you ever owned from it without a computer.
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by raimue 10y ago
And miss all the fun hacking a custom solution? ;-) At least USB also works on a laptop, which is easier to put next to the console in the living room.
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by raimue 10y ago
setproctitle() is only for the current process. It is a system-specific interface implemented in libc (in OpenBSD/FreeBSD a sysctl() to set the memory address where the string is stored). ps(1) examines other processes and again uses a
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by raimue 11y ago
I don't think electronic gadgets are a good item for this comparison. You might want to take a look at the Big Mac Index, which tries to give some measurement of how much your money is worth in another currency or country.
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by raimue 11y ago
flavor also includes CSS rules that closely resemble the design of GitHub, so I can view the result in my local browser as it would look on the GitHub website. With pandoc, I only get plain HTML output.
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by raimue 11y ago
You can easily adjust the font size by zooming in your browser.
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by raimue 11y ago
Especially for GitHub, I don't want to iteratively push commit after commit to README.md just to get the correct syntax for their GitHub-Flavored-Markdown. When editing on GitHub directly, I appreciate the preview to spot mistakes. How
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by raimue 11y ago
At first I was a bit puzzled why anyone would need to describe an editor as "secure"... but oh well, it is actually a web application. I can see the need now.
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by raimue 11y ago
What makes you think GPLv3 would forbid something like Apple's SIP? Which clause are you referring to?
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by raimue 11y ago
Yes. It uses the tools from the location currently selected as the active developer directory (via xcode-select).
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by raimue 11y ago
Isn't this the perfect setting where an attacker will ask you to replace this binary with a custom binary with an additional backdoor? In the best case the attacker would fake an email that looks like it came from your IT department. E
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by raimue 11y ago
There are no symlinks in /usr/bin, they are wrapper programs determining whether you already have the Command Line Tools or full Xcode installed. If not, they will open dialogs asking you to install these additional software packa
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by raimue 11y ago
Then you will get caught by some GUI that uses /usr/bin/git. Be aware changes to PATH in your shell startup files do not affect graphical applications at all. Just installing git from Homebrew or MacPorts is not enough to be
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by raimue 11y ago
Another case where the terms "Git" and "GitHub" are wrongly being used interchangeably.
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by raimue 11y ago
Many users run a permanent IRC connection with a bouncer or just run irssi/weechat in screen/tmux on a server. There may be occasional reconnects for them due to netsplits etc. Usually they also configure their bouncer/client
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by raimue 11y ago
Browsers also used to allow you to simply override invalid SSL certificates. Over time, it became more difficult and finally it is not even possible anymore when the server sent HSTS headers before. The current draft for IRCv3.3 of the IRCv
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by raimue 11y ago
SSL certs from existing CAs can be used for anything, not just HTTPS.
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by raimue 11y ago
Not having a git tag for your release would be bad style. Actually, releases should always be tagged in order to make them reproducible. Everyone should be able to see what is in a release. Releasing software properly means that you actuall
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by raimue 11y ago
I saw this before and it always looked like a nice pice of software. The sad part is, it is still at "0 releases". To the developers of this software: please provide a stable release that can be packaged for the popular package ma
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by raimue 11y ago
Read on, this is exactly how it is meant to be used. You can run the various `voltron view` commands in separate panes. This would be a nice example configuration: https://github.com/tuxotron/voltron-tmux
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by raimue 11y ago
The page footer: Last updated on November 30, 2001 by Jeremy Blosser. My first thought was, why is such an old changelog trending?
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by raimue 11y ago
That would be an ABI incompatible change. These are only allowed when increasing the compatibility version (SONAME). You would immediately notice such a change. For the usual package managers that would even require to create a new package.
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by raimue 11y ago
That is why libraries guarantee API/ABI compatibility within a version number (SONAME). The package manager of your distribution will be responsible for updating the required dependencies if needed. Of course, if the user chooses to in
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by raimue 11y ago
What do you mean by managing dependencies? You upgrade to an OpenSSL version that fixes hash X and be done with it? I don't understand your point.
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by raimue 11y ago
"Make sure you run Foo 1.7, Bar 2.1, Baz 2.3, ..." "Make sure you update to OpenSSL 1.2e and restart all services." If you think of more than one program using the same module, shared libraries make a lot of sense.
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by raimue 11y ago
How many angry customers are required before companies start supporting Linux?
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by raimue 11y ago
From the uClibc commit message of the fix: For example, the following busybox commands are triggering a segmentation fault with uClibc 0.9.30.x - nslookup ipv6.google.com - ping ipv6.google.com - wget http//ipv6
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by raimue 11y ago
I wanted to replay that it already does that. Apparently you implemented and deployed that very fast.
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by raimue 11y ago
The analogy does not seem to fit. Of course they built the new bridge before tearing down the old one. There is not really an option to divert traffic, it has to cross the bay. The Scientist software copies the input and feeds it into two s
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by raimue 11y ago
I fully agree with this article. So much stuff on OS X is neglected. The recent releases only focused on minor updates of the UI, while many components in the lower layers have not seen updates since OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard (2011). And if th

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