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by sigjuice 10y ago
IMHO, Docker Marketing has been always been very confusing. I have only looked at Docker very casually over the years. I remember the first time I was browsing through docker.com to figure out what Docker is exactly. It would have been s
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by sigjuice 10y ago
What would be some reasons to use SDF or Hashbang? Running my own system on Digital Ocean or a similar service seems quite straightforward.
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by sigjuice 10y ago
Interesting. Anyone know what they mean by We are using a 'swamp' class C 192.94.73... ? Edit: Found https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4632 (CIDR: The Internet Address Assignment and Aggregation Plan), which s
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by sigjuice 10y ago
I hope they improve things on the iMac as well. The situation with the current iMacs is ridiculous. The 27 inch iMac has user-accessible SO-DIMM slots, but the 21 inch iMac has the memory glued on.
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by sigjuice 10y ago
There's more than one kernel. Your emphasis and capitalization does not make it clear which one you mean.
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by sigjuice 10y ago
The font is just wrong, no matter how hard I practice :/
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by sigjuice 10y ago
No. You probably kill it during interviews that ask for handwritten code.
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by sigjuice 10y ago
What do you consider the non-smart pieces of Linux? Thanks!
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by sigjuice 10y ago
I don't think tmux can talk to serial ports. I am primarily a tmux user, but use screen if I need a serial console. e.g. screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200
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by sigjuice 10y ago
Which kernel?
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by sigjuice 10y ago
By "modular", Apple probably means that it is easier for themselves to provide multiple configurations and make updates, rather than end-users having the ability to stick in random cards/drives/memory/CPUs.
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by sigjuice 10y ago
What about UDP clients? I don't see anything in the CVE to suggest a client vs server distinction in terms of (mis-)behavior.
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by sigjuice 10y ago
The gibberish is unlikely to ever be the same.
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by sigjuice 10y ago
I usually type a long string of gibberish, sneak in ctrl-U at some point and then enter my actual password
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by sigjuice 10y ago
This probably does not need a full Xcode install, just the command line tools. The CLT can be installed on a pristine macOS system just by typing cc inside Terminal.
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by sigjuice 10y ago
I have things in open browser tabs (Safari and Firefox on multiple computers), Safari Bookmarks/Reading List, Hacker News favorites/upvotes, pinboard.in, Digg Reader favorite/saved, Reddit saved/upvoted, Github watched&#
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by sigjuice 10y ago
Are DRM vendors and content-owners usually on the forefront of such CVEs and their potential impact?
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by sigjuice 10y ago
Is there a code analysis tool that will flag code that violates these rules?
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by sigjuice 10y ago
Would this be an issue in Common Lisp? I believe CL function arguments are evaluated left-to-right.
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by sigjuice 10y ago
If you use a VPN, you are just trading one ISP for another.
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by sigjuice 10y ago
I do not disagree with you even a little, and not just because C is my bread and butter. At this point, I am merely curious about examples of large projects doing a successful switch from language A to language B. I just remembered reading
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by sigjuice 10y ago
I am neck deep in C, pretty much all the time, from actual bare metal (i.e. no OS) all the way up to application code, so none of what you mentioned is atypical use of C to me :p I do not mean to trivialize compilers, linkers and assemblers
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by sigjuice 10y ago
When I said "atypical", I was thinking more along the lines of that it is not unusual for compilers to eventually be self-hosting.
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by sigjuice 10y ago
I too am curious to know of large and prominent C projects rewritten in another language successfully. One recent atypical example that I can think of is the Go compiler.
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by sigjuice 10y ago
I'm not well versed in the details of iOS development. Why is this inconvenient during development? Is the bitcode portion copied to your device and is a slow process?
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by sigjuice 10y ago
Is there something like paredit available for CCL's IDE?
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by sigjuice 10y ago
I have dabbled in Common Lisp over the years and am quite comfortable with it. I know nothing about Clojure. What are the problems with Clojure? I am just curious. Thanks!
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by sigjuice 10y ago
Is it too soon to ask the question if it is possible to compile these and run them in some emulator?
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by sigjuice 10y ago
These do not look like very credible examples. According to NoVM's GitHub page, it has not been updated in two years. go-tcpip does not actually have a TCP implementation.
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by sigjuice 10y ago
The project README doesn't use this word either. The Forth source code is compiled to Tcl procedures for execution in the Tcl run time system.

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