ssebastianj

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by ssebastianj 10y ago
Same behavior on zsh with prezto.
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by ssebastianj 10y ago
Pandoc just make me happy. Thanks John & contributors for your work!
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by ssebastianj 10y ago
Yeah. As a side note, I remember what Steve Klabnik once said: "Basically, Go is like a lower level Ruby or Python and Rust is like a higher level C or C++".
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by ssebastianj 10y ago
[Expand|Collapse] all comments.
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by ssebastianj 10y ago
A quick update: on a Windows 10 box the whole upgrade (1.9 -> 1.10) ran smoothly. This kind of tools really get me excited about Rust future.
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by ssebastianj 10y ago
I've just upgraded from Rust 1.8 -> 1.9 -> 1.10 using rustup.rs without any issue (at least I didn't see any issue :P). I'm on Ubuntu 16.04 amd64.
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by ssebastianj 10y ago
The author (Dmytro Oleksiuk) tweeted [0]: 'Dear vendors, “give us your 0day vulnerability for free and don’t publish anything” — it’s not a cooperation request'. [0] https://twitter.com/d_olex/status/7488
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by ssebastianj 10y ago
A couple of days ago I wanted to read the Active Protection Sensor bundled in a ThinkPad by accessing Sensor64.dll under Go 1.6.2. So, after several hours diving in the interwebs/Godocs I came to this issue [0] which suggests the &quot
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by ssebastianj 10y ago
Looks like a "cliche detector" to me.
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by ssebastianj 10y ago
I wasn't aware about Intel ME until recently bought a brand new Lenovo ThinkPad and saw the "Intel Management Engine" on BIOS/UEFI boot menu. The thing is: how can I configure this ME thing in order to avoid (or minimiz
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by ssebastianj 10y ago
Very nice. I know it's pretty dated by now (mid '80s, I guess) but the "The Mechanical Universe...and Beyond" [0] videos really opened my eyes on the matter. [0] http://www.its.caltech.edu/~tmu/
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by ssebastianj 11y ago
Is there any chance to use Rust or Go to develop an Atom package? Not for the entire codebase, just for the parts which might be a bottleneck.
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by ssebastianj 11y ago
This. I use JuiceSSH everyday on an Android phone to remotely admin my OpenWRT router and I love it. It's quite simple and meet my needs.
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by ssebastianj 11y ago
Everytime I read the "considered harmful" phrase, I ask myself "Considered harmful, by whom?"
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by ssebastianj 11y ago
I'm learning Rust and it would be nice to see a Rust powered kernel, just for hack with it a learn a lot.
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by ssebastianj 11y ago
Both
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by ssebastianj 12y ago
Right at this moment I'm reading Computer Networks (4th Edition) and loving it! I enjoy his writing style, mainly because he makes jokes all the time! Funny guy :)
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by ssebastianj 12y ago
Make It Work -> Make It Right -> Make It Fast
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by ssebastianj 12y ago
Something I've learned over the years ( and five cats) is: Never touch a cat when he/she is taking a sunbath. It's a trap!
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by ssebastianj 12y ago
If UX is a must, then Gargoyle is an option: http://www.gargoyle-router.com/
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by ssebastianj 12y ago
Hangout with extrovert people. It worked for me!!