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by sebcat 9y ago
You can redirect stdin to sed directly, e.g., cat << EOF | sed -e 's/A/X/;s/B/Y/;s/C/Z/;' A Brave Cow Was Walking Crows Were Airborne All Was Well EOF
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by sebcat 9y ago
https://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/ms... "[Bug 1691901] [NEW] 50-motd-news costs 5 seconds every login on disconnected systems"
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by sebcat 9y ago
You don't have to have a router. The apartment building where I live have fiber, with twisted pair to each apartment. DHCP leases from the apartment gives you an external IP. It's possible to hook up a switch and get DHCP leases f
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by sebcat 9y ago
In this case, you don't have to care about UDP or TCP, only IP. RFC2827, which should fix the problem where SSDP can be used for DDoS, was published in 2000: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2827 Is ingress filterin
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by sebcat 9y ago
If I understand things correctly, gumbo in html5-parser was forked from https://github.com/Sigil-Ebook/sigil-gumbo/ at 0830e1145fe08758d6ef24f77dfcbeac4633676f, which in turn was forked from https://git
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by sebcat 9y ago
I made a pull request[1] for gumbo-parser a while ago. While it is a wonderful project, it seems to be in need of a new maintainer, or a maintained fork. [1] https://github.com/google/gumbo-parser/pull/370
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by sebcat 9y ago
Doesn't really give Forth the credit it deserves. Totally misses the point of Forth: the simplicity of the environment and it's relationship to the underlying hardware, defining primitives like : and VARIABLE with CREATE and DOES&
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by sebcat 9y ago
using ls with globbing is redundant: the shell will expand * 1* .png to a list of files, which will then be passed to the argument vector of ls, looking up the files twice. You could just do echo * 1* .png. ls doesn't do glob matching.
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by sebcat 9y ago
Not sure about the most recent versions, but Go can run on MIPS platforms with 32MB RAM.
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by sebcat 9y ago
Also worth noting: Google Authenticator is just TOTP[1] (X=30, Digit=6, HMAC-SHA-1 IIRC). You can just copy the URL from the QR code and use it from whatever you like, as long as your clock is somewhat synced. [1] https://tools.i
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by sebcat 9y ago
> Basically, all of the socialist programs social, not socialist.
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by sebcat 9y ago
The linked article claims that they only pay 31% tax, but that's only a part of the tax they pay, not including VAT or the part of your salary paid by your employer, that you don't receive. Martin Borgs made a movie about swedish
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by sebcat 10y ago
If you have a raspberry pi, you can see the 886c etherframes in libpcap/tcpdump captures. At least on a RPi 3 with Arch Linux ARM.
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by sebcat 10y ago
Denmark and Skåne does not have much snow compared to the north, but there is snow, especially outside of the cities. And Denmark has hills.
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by sebcat 10y ago
I think you may be projecting your own experience growing up on a nation as a whole. Yes, Fairlight and some other groups were Swedish. Yes, a strong middle class meant that a lot of kids had access to ABC80s, C64s, Amiga 500s, IBM PCs, Mac
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by sebcat 10y ago
Sweden cooperates with the NSA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Defence_Radio_Establi...
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by sebcat 10y ago
If the question is "How Can Managers Help Retain Technical Women?" - how is paternity leave relevant (unless the father in the relationship works for the same company, I guess)?
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by sebcat 10y ago
> 2) Some flexibility on hours/location when children come. Women have a harder 'stop' than men do on their child bearing age, which frequently coincides with moving into senior development roles. Also paid maternity leave
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by sebcat 10y ago
Give it up for Octograd
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by sebcat 10y ago
I've used Eclipse and Visual Studio at work. I currently use vim at both work and at home. I generally prefer vim (with syntastic, clang-format(/-diff) and my own .vimrc), but I would never write e.g., Java code using vim. I would
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by sebcat 10y ago
FreeBSD has pdfork, which works with process descriptors instead of signals. No more signal handlers needed, and you can use process descriptors as you'd use file descriptors with calls to poll, select, kevent, &c.
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by sebcat 10y ago
That used to be the case in Sweden, but if I understand things correctly, the GSS system (professional soldiers and NCOs, the system that replaced conscription in 2010) will still be in place, and that tank crews may be GSS/K and not c
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by sebcat 10y ago
128 bits are 2^48 (~2.81*10^14) times larger than 80 bits (80 bits is the brute force, and SHAttered was less than that), and comparing SHA-2 to a Mersenne Twister is just picking two numbers and saying "this one is less than that one&
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by sebcat 10y ago
Leftover Yugoslavian M75s. They're easy to get across borders and there's a demand for them among certain groups of people. Semi-related: A significant amount of illegal firearms in Europe (including the firearms used in recent at
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by sebcat 10y ago
in 'goto fail', the problem looked like: if (foo() != 0) goto fail; goto fail; That extra line of code could just as likely have been a return statement or anything else. The problem was not with the goto stat
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by sebcat 10y ago
Sincere question - why not use autotools? It's a lot easier writing a Makefile.am declaring the parts of the project and having platform specific stuff handled by autoconf. I find autotools very complex and bloated, but it tends to mak
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by sebcat 10y ago
You could break out of the isolation by using kernel vulnerabilities, e.g., in syscalls.
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by sebcat 10y ago
I guess my problem is with your use of terms like "the Swedish mindset", or "we [Swedes] believe". You are generalizing a lot. Folkhemmet has German roots (Volksgemeinschaft) and can be traced back to the ideas of Bismar
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by sebcat 10y ago
I think you are applying your own values to the population as a whole. Depending on ones ethnicity, social class, and other variables, one may, as a Swede, value family or community over the individual.
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by sebcat 10y ago
I read: "Preston told CBS News that months after leaving the jungle, he noticed a bug bite that simply wouldn’t go away. And so did half his team members. Eventually, the National Institutes of Health diagnosed them with Leishmaniasis

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