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sigjuice
9y ago
Common Lisp has a whole bunch of syntax and syntactic sugar. e.g. ' (quote), #', &rest, &key, &optional and more.
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sigjuice
9y ago
According to recent news, Apple has discontinued Airport development and will most likely stop selling routers in the near future :/
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sigjuice
9y ago
What is a language without (or with) DMA? The document's mention of DMA does not seem language related.
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sigjuice
9y ago
How many people have you seen who exchange encrypted email on a regular basis (or even at all)?
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sigjuice
9y ago
Running your own OpenVPN server just means that you are trading one ISP for another :/
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sigjuice
9y ago
What inherent advantage do you have in mind? What material difference does it make to an app whether there is a dedicated machine vs a virtual machine?
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sigjuice
9y ago
I did not say anything about package managers. I trust my distro and its suppplied packages just like you trust yours and aim to use official packages as much as I can. The instructions in README.md say "sudo pip install" and &quo
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sigjuice
9y ago
The first line on the sshuttle GitHub page says 'does not require admin'. Why even have installation instructions via 'sudo' then?
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sigjuice
9y ago
Digital Ocean IPv6 is crippled. They assign you a non-standard /124 and filter TCP/UDP ports.
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sigjuice
9y ago
What are the issues with Linode not having an ASN?
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sigjuice
9y ago
What is the validity for paid developer accounts?
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sigjuice
9y ago
I encountered one of these beautiful things you mention not too long ago. void foo() { do { for (...) { if (...) { break; } } if (...) {
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sigjuice
9y ago
I have not looked at Xcode since the time it was a requirement to have a paid account to install apps via Xcode. I know this has changed in the last couple of years. Are there other restrictions on apps installed via Xcode today? E.g do the
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sigjuice
9y ago
What are some examples of applications that you typically run as root?
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sigjuice
9y ago
Apple should just do a Darwin/macOS ARM VM on the iPad so developers can have ARM Homebrew and other Unix tools they are used to.
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sigjuice
9y ago
Hacker News is one of the many sites and services where I save favorites (reddit, GitHub, stackoverflow, Digg Reader and others) It would be nice to have an aggregator. This is something I have thought of building myself, but I have no exp
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sigjuice
9y ago
Doh! Of course. Being on Linux almost all the time has given me tunnel vision.
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sigjuice
9y ago
As a Linux user, I find it very useful to set up the source and debug symbol repositories for the distribution that I am running. This way I have a large body of code easily accessible which matches what I am actually running. I usually g
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sigjuice
9y ago
What programs or libraries are these for which you can't find the source but have the headers available to read?
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sigjuice
9y ago
I wish there was a version of Intel's docs with AT&T syntax.
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sigjuice
9y ago
15" MBP without Touch Bar. Will pay Touch Bar price.
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sigjuice
9y ago
My take on learning C is that you just need a C compiler and your programs are simple enough that you do not need anything from the system besides reading and writing file handles.
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sigjuice
9y ago
How does "infrastructure in C++" translate to huge cost savings?
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sigjuice
9y ago
If your aim is to learn C and if the computer already has Windows on it, you might consider installing a C compiler.
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sigjuice
9y ago
Docker is primarily for running Linux applications on Linux (yes, I know there are things like Joyent SDC, Docker Engine on Windows etc). So if I run Docker in a Linux VM on OpenBSD, I don't think it counts as "Docker on OpenBSD&q
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sigjuice
9y ago
What does this buy you besides having to begin each command with four extra letters?
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sigjuice
9y ago
Is this a just a regular Raspberry Pi in a nice case?
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sigjuice
9y ago
Never heard of Wireguard before, but it looks really cool, especially the mosh-like roaming. However, I found this warning on their website. WireGuard is not yet complete. You should not rely on this code. It has not undergone proper degr
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9y ago
chroot is unnecessary. You just install python 2.7 in its own directory and run it from there. The system-provided python 2.6 and your desired version of python should co-exist. As a general rule, never try to replace any program or libra
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sigjuice
9y ago
Impressive work. Anyone know of something equivalent for Mach-o?
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