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by secure 14y ago
hal is long deprecated and never provided input handling. XInput2 is an extension which you can use to get support for multiple pointers and better keyboard state. The input handling is still done (and was for a long time) by XKB in the X11
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by secure 14y ago
I listen to 2-hour episodes in multiple parts. That is, I have a commute of about 40 minutes per day, so I just listen to one episode over four days. Sometimes, this leads to having a few new episodes in my queue, but the nice side-effect o
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by secure 14y ago
I found that a rather good introduction to code as data, but I am not sure whether I am supposed to have been hit by the enlightenment he describes… :-)
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by secure 14y ago
link bait. actual title: i fixed an obscure bug in the cpython tokenizer.
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by secure 14y ago
whois branchable.com says: zipcode: 37620 city: Bristol state: Tennessee country: United States of America
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by secure 14y ago
For the people without a steam account: They are asking about several hardware details (CPU, GPU, resolution, amount of monitors, RAM) and will notify "selected people" in a few days.
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by secure 14y ago
In case anyone wonders, I recently looked into how locales work with respect to LANG, LC_ALL and LC_*: http://c.i3wm.org/6799926 By the way, by looking at http://www.lemis.com/grog/index.php you can see that the author uses FreeBSD, jus
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by secure 14y ago
The item is behind a paywall.
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by secure 14y ago
It worked now (just tried again 30 minutes later).
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by secure 14y ago
Unable to order it (even after creating an account). When manually removing the disabled="" attribute, the next page says "Oops, there's a problem... out of stock We are currently out of stock on this item so orders for it have been suspend
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by secure 14y ago
Obligatory book recommendation: http://www.amazon.de/Kill-Decision-Daniel-Suarez/dp/05259526...
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Migrating KVM virtual machines to a new host(michael.stapelberg.de)
1 points by secure 14y ago|0 comments
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by secure 14y ago
It is worth pointing out that Chrome requests randomly generated nonsense, while bogusapple.com is always the same.
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by secure 14y ago
The most interesting part of this article was the fact that the next 8 episodes (after the one today) will air summer 2013 :-(.
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by secure 14y ago
As the article mentions at the very bottom, this technique is not accurate. This fact makes it unusable for many use-cases, but it’s an interesting and good article nevertheless.
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by secure 14y ago
I hear your statement about build problems as soon as someone does not use autoconf quite a bit. However, in the past I’ve had the opposite experience: Trying to port software such as Apache, PHP or bacula to UNIX systems such as SGI IRIX,
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Rescuing webservers with nginx as a cache(michael.stapelberg.de)
4 points by secure 14y ago|0 comments
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by secure 14y ago
Aside from the questionable benchmark, can you actually buy one of these right now?
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by secure 14y ago
This costs money and I can’t really test it before I spend a substantial amount of money (for an app, common!). Any chance to get a trial version or something like that?
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by secure 14y ago
Uh, I can’t really second this. I’ve been using Intel graphics for the last 3+ years, and never had a single multi-monitor problem. Intels FOSS drivers (nVidia doesn’t publish FOSS drivers or even specs) support xrandr (the linux standard f
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by secure 14y ago
I use 'ip' for all my network configuration/debugging and I think it’s a great tool. I can’t say the same for tc, which I tried to get into multiple times and failed. I will try it once more with your good explanation and understandable exa
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by secure 14y ago
Not to be taken seriously anymore: Date: 2000/03/28 Tons of stuff changed.
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by secure 15y ago
I’ve been using this for a bit and it works pretty well most of the time (I especially like the prediction). On bad connections, I hadn’t have much luck with it (it timed out just like other TCP connections), but I only had a sample size of
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by secure 15y ago
I agree, too. Maybe the less-often used features could rather go to the bottom of the page?
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by secure 15y ago
When I last had to deal with SL (about two years ago at my job back then), it was a nightmare to deal with, and used linux 2.6.9 (!) with literally thousands of custom patches. We needed to do some kernel development with it, which was incr
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by secure 15y ago
Headline spelling error: s/it’s/its/
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by secure 15y ago
Heh, that’s a good list and what you describe does happen often. Being a developer myself, I try hard to not make that impression when reporting bugs. I always check first if the issue was reported and don’t post unless I have some value to
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OpenSSL’s tools don’t support IPv6, patches unmerged without reason for 5 years(plus.google.com)
190 points by secure 15y ago|26 comments
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by secure 15y ago
I think both the headline is wrong (I don’t see where they explicitly warn people, can someone point it out?) and the interview contains no actual facts. The only statements are "probably" and "I’m not sure"…
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by secure 15y ago
Obviously it cannot be faster than a local DNS cache/server (for the RTT). What can be significantly faster is forwarding queries to Google Public DNS instead of your ISP. At least in my experience, ISPs often have slow and overloaded serve

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