songgao

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by songgao 12y ago
I made up my decision and finally made the switch this evening, after reading this post. So far I'm pretty happy about it. Thanks etix! Several things I'd like to share here: 1. XMPP Fastmail actually comes with a XMPP server. Thi
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by songgao 12y ago
hmm.. well I think you can always use some sort of proxy, like VPN or an application proxy. edit: typo
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by songgao 12y ago
Well, I'm not sure if I mis-configured something, but I was not able to trigger MPTCP traffic from iOS 7. I was using a MPTCP enabled Linux box, serving video files over HTTP. But all I saw from iOS was traditional single-path TCP. If
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by songgao 12y ago
Yes! The design of MPTCP specifically takes that into considerations since most of hosts are behind a NAT. It basically initiates may normal TCP connections as subflows. All the middle-boxes would see normal TCP connections while the two MP
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by songgao 12y ago
A lot of companies are working on WAVE/DSRC. Here's a demo from Volvo: http://youtu.be/tasa3D1vVTc And yes the safety applications like emergency brake, intersection collision warning, or curve speed warning etc.,
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by songgao 13y ago
Thanks for the references! I actually started to look into FreeBSD kernel code recently. I've found that FreeBSD's ath driver code is cleaner and more straightforward compared to the ath/ath*k drivers in Linux. Not sure if th
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by songgao 13y ago
I did this about a month ago and am still using it. mutt is the only thing that 1) I feel comfortable with; and 2) works with GPGTools. Airmail would make a good alternative if it supported GPGTools :-(
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by songgao 13y ago
Threading not working properly is a result of some email clients not implementing the standard properly. RFC 2822 [0] has clear definition on threading using In-Reply-To and References fields. Its precedent RFC 822 [1] had definition on In-
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by songgao 13y ago
Please let there be an API. Home Sensors + ifttt + Bread Box would be a good alternative for morning alarms :-) Or make it integrated with the navigation app on my cell phone. Based on traffic status, it'll schedule bread baking. After
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by songgao 13y ago
The loop (particularly `range c`) keeps getting element out of `c` and assigning it to `n`. If it's "done", then `n` wouldn't be sent into `out`, but still gets read from the channel `c` constantly. In other words, it&#x
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by songgao 13y ago
I guess an obvious difference is that Go has these stuff built into runtime and syntax, which makes those light-weight threads / tasks a first class thing. Furthermore, is there a way in "Java SingleThreadExecutor" and its re
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by songgao 13y ago
> In Go, we can do this by closing a channel, because a receive operation on a closed channel can always proceed immediately, yielding the element type's zero value. for n := range c { select { case out <- n
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by songgao 13y ago
> We have developed libcontainer in the hope that other projects will reuse it. Any plans on making that into a separate repo? I thought that would be more community friendly and easier to envolve. In addition, dokcer/pkg/netli
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by songgao 13y ago
iOS is the only mobile OS that has multipath TCP built-in AFAIK. They introduced that only half-year after MPTCP got standardized. I think that's a valid feature for being "advanced". And yes you can enable that by installing
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by songgao 13y ago
I got my bank account before getting my SSN. They ask for passport and maybe some other documents (e.g. I-20 for F-1 Visas) but certainly getting a bank account without SSN is possible.
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by songgao 13y ago
hmm.. so it even has an Atom package manager!
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by songgao 13y ago
Interesting. Is it mathematically impossible to trace back to source (and intermediate nodes) or is it just harder?
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by songgao 13y ago
I know little about Bitcoin (and its community) so please correct me where I'm wrong: If MtGox can publish all stolen Bitcoin, would it make it impossible for whoever with them to use them? Although Bitcoin is not regulated, stealing t
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by songgao 13y ago
The idea that this gives write access to my SSH keys is still scary. Not that I don't trust your service, but what if somebody attacks it and adds malicious keys? Or does write access not include SSH keys?
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by songgao 13y ago
Upvoted. I agree that it's annoying and confusing. I don't like it either. But that's the standard that IEEE, ITS and USDOT are supporting and car/truck companies are working on that. Unlike WiFi routers, vehicular netwo
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by songgao 13y ago
Did they fix the memory leak problem on OS X?
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by songgao 13y ago
For those who's not familiar with V2V standard, or think this is useless, here's some more context. The whole standard stack is called Wireless Access in Vehicular Environments (WAVE) / Dedicated Short Range Communication (DS
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by songgao 13y ago
Mine's not working either. Connection refused on both +7000 and +7070
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by songgao 13y ago
> What does the future hold for academic writing? We like to think that a few years from now we will format our research papers with the web version in mind, rather than the printed PDF. I've been thinking about this for almost a ye
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by songgao 13y ago
Great. Looking forward to it!
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by songgao 13y ago
This is really cool! Is the source code available anywhere?
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by songgao 13y ago
Here's the theme I'm using in case you didn't find the link: http://shashankmehta.in/archive/2012/greyshade.html Good luck!
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by songgao 13y ago
Just now? I thought all news sites that they can't control are already blocked in some way. Some are keywords-triggered instead of fully blocked though. There are always ways to "unblock" blocked websites. HTTPS (for anti-key
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by songgao 13y ago
Jekyll/GitHub Page is really convenient once you get it up running. If this [0] looks acceptable to you, take a look at Octopress [1]. It'll take you 2 or 3 hours I suppose, taking into consideration the time it takes to install a
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by songgao 13y ago
Does anybody know how much work is required to run Linux on this thing? I read some documents but found them complicated enough that I don't want to deal with on my daily computer. Also there seems to be driver problem related to therm

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