spudlyo

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   by spudlyo 16y ago

   I can't read "Enlightenment: the lightest desktop manager there is" without smirking.
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   by spudlyo 16y ago

   Do you know anyone who actually does this? Even die-hard vi folks I know can't get used to modes on the command line.
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   by spudlyo 16y ago

   I'm a big fan of ack, I love the --output feature, which is super handy. Unfortunately it is hardly ever installed when I need it. It's considerably slower than the highly tuned GNU regex code, which only really matters when you're greppi
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   by spudlyo 16y ago

   You usually can't use C-s because it's bound to stop. $ stty stop undef
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   by spudlyo 16y ago

   You can also use nano, which has similar key bindings and is often installed by default, which will do in a pinch until you can install emacs.
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   by spudlyo 16y ago

   I also enjoyed your two hours of work, and noted the Elliott Smith influences. Keep it up.
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   Spying on Apache and PHP with Strace(youtube.com)

   2 points by spudlyo 16y ago|0 comments
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   code_swarm: An experiment in organic software visualization(michaelogawa.com)

   2 points by spudlyo 16y ago|0 comments
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   by spudlyo 16y ago

   Blue Gecko - Seattle, WA (remote from anywhere) http://www.bluegecko.net Blue Gecko is a remote DBA services company. We're looking for intermediate to expert MySQL DBAs with a strong Linux SA background. Although our headquarters is in S
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    Thanks. I'll post there. I've flagged this post hoping it will go away.
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    Blue Gecko - Seattle, WA (remote from anywhere) http://www.bluegecko.net Blue Gecko is a remote DBA services company. We're looking for intermediate to expert MySQL DBAs with a strong Linux SA background. Although our headquarters is in S
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    Thanks for the feedback. Next time I'll work harder to edit out the repetitive bits and try to add some zing. I'm thinking of tackling screen(1) next.
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    Thanks. I was pretty sure more folks on HN would enjoy this, but it's hard to get noticed. I figured my timing was off so I thought I'd try again. I guess it just may be the content :)
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    Getting More out of Top(fitnr.com)

    1 points by spudlyo 16y ago|4 comments
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    Getting More out of Top(youtube.com)

    2 points by spudlyo 16y ago|0 comments
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    One thing I got from this article is that I really have to try Baron's diskstats tool. I wonder if his customer was using the cluster 4x instance, as it has a 10 gigabit network adapter.
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    It's in a series of really good articles on this story. Thank you Ars.
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    LNK files can point to DLLs that get loaded by Explorer when it draws the icon for the link target. I only know this because I watched an excellent video explaining the 0-day vulnerabilities that stuxnet used by Microsoft leet hax0r Bruce
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    Can you talk a bit about how you scale it? I'm especially interested in if you use a shared filesystem like NFS to keep the blogs.dir consistent across multiple web front ends, or do you use something like fuse on top of mogilefs or HDFS?
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Roman_Catholic_scientis...
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    Perhaps. If Android was chosen Nokia could put many of their displaced Symbian developers to work on a Nokia application ecosystem and services platform. This would allow them to use Android without having to pay Google.
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    I do something similar. I run screen within screen; my top level screens are all separate remote hosts I connect to, each themselves running screen locally. On one remote host I run irssi and use screen's 'M'onitor feature to alert me whe
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    You can't disable disk caching. The only reason anyone ever wants to disable disk caching is because they think it takes memory away from their applications, which it doesn't! Disk cache makes applications load faster and run smoother, but
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    Blue Gecko - Seattle, WA (remote from anywhere) http://www.bluegecko.net Blue Gecko is a remote DBA services company. We're looking for intermediate to expert MySQL or PostgreSQL DBAs. Although our headquarters is in Seattle, many of our
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    AS20928 (Noor Data Networks) is still advertising all their prefixes. Maybe this hotel is served by them.
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    Tennis for Two: Early Video Game Played on an Oscilloscope(bnl.gov)

    1 points by spudlyo 16y ago|0 comments
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    You can write a lot of Perl code without ever needing array slices, but I agree on the last two questions.
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    Hopefully you've patched exim4 in light of the most recent remote root vulnerability. http://www.exim.org/lurker/message/20101207.215955.bb32d4f2....
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    Fixed. Apparently only the 'about' section of your profile is publicly available, while the 'email' section is not.
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    by spudlyo 16y ago

    Blue Gecko (a remote DBA services company) is looking for intermediate to expert MySQL or PostgreSQL DBAs. Although our headquarters is in Seattle, many of our DBAs work at home full time, and our corporate culture is configured to accommo