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12y ago
I hate most of these TLDs. All it does is allow more domains to be registered by spammers and scammers. It was enough that a company had to buy a .com, .net, .org and maybe a few country specific domains to protect their name, now we need t
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Intereseting read. As someone who grew up pestering my parents for Star Wars, GI Joe, Transformers, etc. it's hard for me to even envision an era where the predominant toys on the shelves everywhere were not movie/tv related. A fr
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12y ago
I don't know a lot about it but I do remember reading that if you are using bash to process CGI or bash is spawned by a process that is handling CGI then the env is augmented with variables containing the contents of the http headers s
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12y ago
Bash installed? Huh? Why Bash exactly? I feel mentioning jails or containers here would be more on point. Maybe because of this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shellshock_%28software_bug%29
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12y ago
Ah, an oldie but a goodie. Never read the Intel "press release", thanks for bringing this up! Another old but awesome story of real men and their tools... http://www.cs.utah.edu/~elb/folklore/mel.html
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12y ago
Thanks, I will check that out. Based on some comments he made in the past I thought hell would freeze over before Theo went that route! I can't find the original kernel trap post at the moment but it was pretty, um, Theo. But I think i
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12y ago
I've used both apache and their new httpd to serve up perl, php and html. I've had no issues with mysql. I like their nice, simple named service as well. Really, anything I've used Linux for on servers I've been able to
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I do know what you mean there. After getting pretty much everything else I wanted working well I looked for a VM solution and was a little disappointed in the dev's attitude toward VM tech in general. I understand it but don't hav
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12y ago
In London, Parker said: "The history of space exploration is marked by both success and failure." Obvious but so true. Just finding out that Beagle 2 landed after all has to be a nice consolation. It's a shame they're sa
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12y ago
I had three different Lenovo laptops that I used to experiment with the various BSDs. One fairly old (2009) and the other two were between 6 - 10 months old. On all three of them OpenBSD detected my hardware (wireless, sound, lan, etc) bett
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12y ago
I'm not sure why FreeBSD defaults to csh for interactive use other than it's probably just developer preference on their part. But for scripting, this old gem kept coming up for me when reading about FreeBSD: http://www