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tbrock
12y ago
I really want to like sublime but the rules around its extensibility are too rigid: you can't change the UI. As a Vim user I feel like we are all just waiting for either Atom to become fast or for NeoVim mature.
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tbrock
12y ago
Is there a good reason to use this over clang's thread sanitizer?
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tbrock
12y ago
I worked at a hedge fund and we used this to figure out whether other funds were falsifying their returns or not. The most notable deviation was Bernie Madoff's.
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Practical linux pipelining
(blog.tjll.net)
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tbrock
12y ago
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Turn keyboard LEDs into disk activity indicators
(github.com)
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tbrock
12y ago
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Interactive vim cheat sheet
(sheet.shiar.nl)
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12y ago
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Brand New NES: Analogue Interactive harvests old chips to make new Nintendos
(analogueinteractive.com)
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tbrock
13y ago
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tbrock
13y ago
At least the movies that want to simulate Linus making linux can still use http://hackertyper.net/
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tbrock
13y ago
I would think that the cost of any single merchant converting their payment systems to accept bitcoin payment negates the potential value of doing so. It is a cool idea but I'm not sure $100 each is enought to move the needle. I'm
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tbrock
13y ago
This is great! Would you mind sharing how you got started? Is there a great tutorial out there for building indicators and widgets for unity? I tried to do this twice, once for unity and another time for the gnome shell and I couldn't
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tbrock
13y ago
Updates are installed during the installation/upgrade processs automatically.
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tbrock
13y ago
I'm going to submit an app for the NeoVim guy.
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tbrock
13y ago
I'd rather have that problem than one that requires you go backwards: "I can't believe x app doesn't run on <ancient android version>"
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tbrock
13y ago
This was fantastic. My only question is, how does one gain knowledge of the required x86 hardware specifics he mentions? I don't know where to begin looking to uncover these sorts of things: - The x86 CPU begins execution at the ph
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If operating systems ran the airlines...
(zyra.org.uk)
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tbrock
13y ago
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XWayland in XOrg
(cgit.freedesktop.org)
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tbrock
13y ago
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Google upgrades ancient RedHat to Debian Live [pdf]
(events.linuxfoundation.org)
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tbrock
13y ago
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Tour of the next version of Elementary OS
(youtube.com)
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13y ago
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Facebook group to be used for linux kernel patch review
(lkml.org)
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systemd-networkd DHCP performance
(plus.google.com)
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tbrock
13y ago
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Better than a quad-head display: 3840x2160 on a 39" monitor
(lxer.com)
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13y ago
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Patching a TV's buggy UDID in linux
(dmesg.gr)
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tbrock
13y ago
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Nvidia working on Wayland support for binary driver
(lists.x.org)
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tbrock
13y ago
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Linus demoing Linux in 1998 on ScreenSavers(ZDTV)
(youtube.com)
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Snappy 1.0 (open source media player + clutter ui) released
(luisbg.blogalia.com)
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13y ago
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Valve open sources Mesa fork from SteamOS
(github.com)
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13y ago
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tbrock
13y ago
So basically, the open source community made a better flash than Adobe did? That is rather amazing considering the resources of the respective groups.
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tbrock
13y ago
That is all just hand holding so you didn't go back to your boss and say the words "bloomberg didn't have the data", which is their version of a nightmare. The value is really only in the data and delivering it to you. T
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tbrock
13y ago
Ah man... it says it was already used because I checked it on my phone. :-(
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tbrock
13y ago
The X1 Carbon (or any x/t series thinkpad really) is by far the best choice you can make for a linux laptop. The hardware support is 100% and they are the only ones, hardware quality wise, that are close to or at Apple's level. Th
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