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   by rufugee 11y ago

   Is there something fundamentally different from Py3 that makes a well-performing functional PyPy version impossible or extremely difficult?
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   by rufugee 11y ago

   I've just started using it this week (Monday, actually) but breakpoints have worked fine for me. Maybe you should give it another shot?
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   by rufugee 11y ago

   Would love to learn more about this...
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   by rufugee 11y ago

   How exactly has the power supply been weak? I've been running three PIs (A+, B and B+) for a few years with no problems with just simple cell phone power adapters. However, I'm not plugging any extra hardware into them...perhaps t
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   by rufugee 11y ago

   inferring here It appears that Android Banker is a particular piece of malware that does a very good job of mimicking login pages/payment pages of various applications/sites
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   by rufugee 11y ago

   Blot.re's landing page pretty much sums up...nothing. As far as I can tell, it's a way to have a status page much like twitter, but instead of posting a message, you post a color.
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   by rufugee 11y ago

   Over the years, I've heard a few podcasts stating that Netflix relies heavily on Grails/Groovy for infrastructure management tools ( https://github.com/Netflix/asgard , etc). Wonder why that isn't mentione
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   by rufugee 11y ago

   Better than Google? Really? Source?
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   by rufugee 11y ago

   Well...maybe...because your data is far less likely to be indexed and used to push advertising to you when stored on Glacier? ;)
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    so I began looking through databases of hacked carding and cybercrime forums Where does one acquire these databases? Genuinely curious...
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    You really think you get privacy with Android? Have you ever monitored outbound connections on your device? There's a LOT of activity there. Even with Cyanogenmod's Privacy Guard, which at least improves the Android permissions de
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    As a long time Linux user and a long time Google product user, I'd be willing to go all in on Apple if: * They were truly, actively committed to defending a user's privacy. * They allowed using your own domains (I currently
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    From what I see, zulip-desktop appears to have Linux support... https://github.com/zulip/zulip-desktop
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    Precisely.
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    I have three OpenWRT devices: a Linksys wrt1900ac (v2), and two TP-Link WDR3600s. Considering that you can pick up the WDR3600 on Amazon for roughly $50, it's a steal. I have multiple vlans configured across all three (which OpenWRT ma
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    Yes, openwrt + luci (its built-in web interface) gives you this out of the box.
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    I guess it's interesting as an exercise, but openwrt gives you this and so much more on $30 routers. After years of experimenting with different router firmwares, I can't recommend openwrt enough. It's simply phenomenal.
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    I use it in a number of projects. I did rails dev for years, and Grails is very easy to pick up if you have rails+java experience. Groovy is also a great language. Add Vaadin for front-end dev and it can be a very fun, productive stack to u
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    Yeah, ideally what I want is a daemon which hooks into libevent or something similar, and each time a file changes or is created, calculates a checksum and updates other metadata, and then finally provides this information back to a central
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    I've been looking for something like this (and thinking about developing something if I can't find a satisfactory solution) to use across many different hosts to identify duplicate files, etc. I've got media spread across man
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    I'm early 40s at the moment. I love technology, and love programming and system tinkering/admin in particular. I'm currently a CTO/CIO in a niche industry, although I write code almost daily and participate in various te
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    Ok, that's more clear. I've only had to do this once, and I did indeed use a third-party plugin that monkeyed all over.
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    I've worked with multiple ORMs (Hibernate, Rails ActiveRecord, and Grails GORM), and I've always been able to easily switch betweens RDBMS's unless I specifically decided to step out of the ORM and use a DB-specific feature o
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    Will do.
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    Can you expound upon your OS X comment?
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    Maybe one valid point is having an internet browser that is not manufactured by an advertising company?
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    First thing I get when clicking "DoIt" in Chrome or Firefox is "Parse error on line 1 column 47 : Unexpected character null". Edit: turns out, I should've looked more closely. You're supposed to select particul
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    I looked at phaser recently, but couldn't find any examples of successful games made with it. Are there any success stories?
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    I'm currently in the beginning phases of one. I've been looking at jBPM and Activiti. This is the first I've heard of Camunda...added to the list to research.
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    by rufugee 11y ago

    Thanks. It's a shame that there's no built-in infrared leds built in, but I suppose those can be added somewhat easily.