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by robinson-wall 10y ago
Fun fact, siri happily does this when the phone is unlocked so you can happily screw with someone who has M-F alarms set up and doesn't usually turn them off. "Hey siri, delete all my alarms"
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by robinson-wall 10y ago
Did you just suggest using a third AWS service to let you know if the second AWS service monitoring your first AWS service goes down?
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by robinson-wall 10y ago
Except PAM stands for "Pluggable Authentication Modules" (as in "PAM Library") - plural. You then write a module for the PAM library, so it makes the most sense to call it a "PAM Module", even if there is some
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by robinson-wall 10y ago
You can have both with Karabiner (though it doesn't work with Sierra yet). Caps lock can be control if held down and used as a modifier with another key, but if pressed and released sends Esc instead.
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by robinson-wall 10y ago
The background image on that page is 7.6MB, you might want to optimise that a little - it took a long time to load even on a decent connection :)
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by robinson-wall 10y ago
Off topic, but you've just made me realise I don't always use the same finger when I type the letter R. If I were typing lower case "rg" I use middle finger for r and then index finger for g. I'm now thinking about
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by robinson-wall 10y ago
There's also the fact that it's easy to display something in the browser other than what is pasted into the terminal[1]. That said, if you say "just run apt-get install foo" people will just copy that instead of the curl
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by robinson-wall 10y ago
I think they both have a place - atom-notebook (like the web version) for more structured use with cells, and hydrogen for ad-hoc ("Will this work?") anonymous execution while you're editing. > Will I get no output except
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by robinson-wall 11y ago
RAID is not a backup. ... Especially when your RAID is busy rebuilding for N hours every other week.
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by robinson-wall 11y ago
It's usable natively on OSX, but Docker isn't. Surely running youtube-dl inside a docker container inside a virtualbox VM created by boot2docker isn't easier?
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by robinson-wall 11y ago
It makes more sense in my head the current way round. The traffic (people that are moving) is on the left.
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by robinson-wall 11y ago
> If you’re using OS X you can install it from homebrew (brew install dpkg). While you can build a package of something simple like this example (static html), as soon as you want to compile a binary you're going to need to be build
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by robinson-wall 11y ago
It applies to Airs too. All customisable through pmset - https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Darwin...
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by robinson-wall 11y ago
I believe this is designed to operate on OSX keychain files, e.g. ~/Library/Keychains/login.keychain - and is unrelated to keychain the ssh-agent wrangler.
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by robinson-wall 12y ago
Except it only checks on page load. If you open the page with adblock disabled and then switch it on, it works.
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by robinson-wall 12y ago
Something the article doesn't touch on in its pursuit of a smaller image - when you run "apt-get install" or "apt-get upgrade" you should do "&& apt-get clean" in the same RUN command. This will re
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by robinson-wall 12y ago
Props to smira + other contributors to aptly, it looks like it has come a long way in a short time.
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by robinson-wall 12y ago
I'm currently working on transitioning to a Docker-based infrastructure. My existing system builds .debs and pushes them to an internal repository (reprepro rather than aptly because aptly was in its infancy when I built it). I'm
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by robinson-wall 12y ago
Have you considered making the website / documentation source available in github? That would make it very easy for others to contribute suggestions.
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by robinson-wall 12y ago
Yes, I had that one too, also this: 24.251.197.244 - - [25/Sep/2014:10:07:47 +0000] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 301 178 "-" "() { :; }; echo -e \x22Content-Type: text/plain\x5Cn\x22; echo qQQQQQq
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by robinson-wall 12y ago
It also just dropped from 2nd or 3rd position to 31st, pushing it off the front page, in a matter of minutes with little or no change to the ranking of anything else.
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by robinson-wall 12y ago
Oh yikes, I missed that. They're pretty garish: https://www.apple.com/osx/preview/design/images/apps-gallery...
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by robinson-wall 12y ago
vi is present in Debian by default (though not the default $EDITOR)
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by robinson-wall 12y ago
Would you like to expound on that at all?
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by robinson-wall 12y ago
Nice. Any idea if "internal" zones (private DNS for my VPC) will be supported by route53 at any point?
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by robinson-wall 12y ago
I think the name is because you end up with a grid of cards. It's a pretty tenuous link though.
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by robinson-wall 12y ago
Yes, but on a different branch. CI runs tests then merges to master (or whatever branch triggers deployment) and pushes.
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by robinson-wall 13y ago
I guess we can add Netflix to a list of companies that the BBC are happy to provide free advertising for.
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by robinson-wall 13y ago
.ng is not the most expensive cctld Off the top of my head I can think of .rw, which costs €220/yr (~$300) to foreign purchasers from one of the few registrars that provide it.
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by robinson-wall 13y ago
> Note for OS X users: The version of sed installed has different options than the Linux one. Notably, it does not have the extended-regex option -r. I recommend building the latest version from here: http://sed.sourceforge.ne

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