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15y ago
According to the commit in question ( http://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/xserver/commit/?id=7d2543a3... ), the feature either releases all grabs or kills clients which have any active grabs. A regular fullscreen application (such as MPlayer,
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15y ago
I use postfix + dovecot + D-SPAM + sup-mail (and mailman for mailing lists)
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15y ago
So my browser will send an HTTP request to this website which in turn sends an HTTP request? We need to go deeper…
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15y ago
By accident, one of the el-cheapo motherboards I used about 6 years ago ran with MAC 00:00:00:00:00:00. Interestingly, this wasn’t a problem — I could still communicate with my router and didn’t even notice this for a long time. But then I
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How to install a Perl module from CPAN
(michael.stapelberg.de)
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15y ago
It requires Firefox (I don't want to go back to FF), but I would consider starting it just for your site. It requires signing up. I'm out. I have more than enough accounts already. If you want me to have a look at something, make it easily
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15y ago
It's obviously in its early stages, but I like the idea. Seems obvious that editing websites in the website itself is much more straight-forward than using some kind of backend (for small-scale CMS).
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15y ago
So not putting stuff into a transactional database and using a compiled language instead of an interpreted one is better for computationally intensive tasks? Big surprise.
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15y ago
Congrats! I use Dancer for a few projects since about one year and I’m very happy with it. Everybody who knows a little bit of Perl (or wants to learn some) should check it out and build some fun website/webapp with it :) Edit: A few facts
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So, as far as I understand, the issue pointed out here is that the Mac is sending ARP requests with a cached source IP address (which therefore could be already in use). I wonder why it does that, as you can also send ARP probes originating