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Linux BBQ(linuxbbq.org)
61 points by trengrj 11y ago|25 comments
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by trengrj 11y ago
It is super strange and as a huge amount of undesirable consequences. If you compile a "hello world" type C program you should get the same binary when you compile it again provided your toolchain (C library, C compiler, linker et
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by trengrj 11y ago
I was hoping this was going to be a linux distro built reproducibly (as in same binary builds given same compiler toolchain) but was disappointed..
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Live Coding Three.js Editor(mrdoob.com)
1 points by trengrj 11y ago|0 comments
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Codedoodl.es \\ creative code sketches(codedoodl.es)
1 points by trengrj 11y ago|0 comments
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Video Poker “Hackers” Cleared of Federal Charges(wired.com)
23 points by trengrj 11y ago|3 comments
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Dex UI(nnkd.org)
2 points by trengrj 11y ago|0 comments
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by trengrj 11y ago
The Free Software Foundation has a good resource here https://www.fsf.org/resources/hw/single-board-computers on the "relative" freedom of single board computers. The "enforced" binary blob rea
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Es: A shell with higher-order functions (1993)(wryun.github.io)
1 points by trengrj 11y ago|0 comments
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by trengrj 11y ago
I'm a big fan of z3bra's posts. They focus on the unix way, minimalism, and understand your tools. Another good link is http://blog.z3bra.org/2014/03/toolbox.html where he describes some unusual but usef
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Interview with Bill Joy (1984)(web.cecs.pdx.edu)
62 points by trengrj 11y ago|1 comments
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by trengrj 11y ago
Anyone know good tools for monitoring inbound and outbound connections on Linux? I'm starting to treat programs running on my machine in more an adverse manner and would like to make sure these sort of problems are not happening on Lin
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Tufte in R(motioninsocial.com)
123 points by trengrj 11y ago|17 comments
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by trengrj 11y ago
My wish is not that the Snowden scandals cause European companies to make shallow clones of American cloud platforms but that libre / free software software and open hardware emerge. I feel this is the path to real privacy and freedom.
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by trengrj 11y ago
Agreed but you implied the GPLv3 was useless and I felt compelled to defend it. GPLv3 does help with tivoisation. That is why corporations dislike it.
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by trengrj 11y ago
What is the use of better compiler technology if you are prevented from modifying your devices and limited to running "approved" applications? I would rather have freedom over speed, especially when the standard phone today is far
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by trengrj 11y ago
Part of me learning to code was by going through the challenges on Project Euler and I always get a sense of nostalgia when reading about it. It is a pity it keeps getting hacked. I think that the site owners are more interested in algorit
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A Decentralization of GitHub Using BitTorrent and Bitcoin(github.com)
2 points by trengrj 11y ago|0 comments
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by trengrj 11y ago
If Microsoft added these utilities to Windows and included a decent shell it would go a long way to getting developer mind share back from Apple.
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You are the WM(blog.z3bra.org)
1 points by trengrj 11y ago|0 comments
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Libreboot Installation Service(shop.gluglug.org.uk)
2 points by trengrj 11y ago|0 comments
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by trengrj 11y ago
The food desert comment was interesting but I guess it depends on your definition of a food desert. I imagine if everyone is delivering their food then food deserts (as defined as regions with walkable grocery stores) would increase as ther
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by trengrj 11y ago
Do you still have access to the source? Sounds a really interesting tool even if just partly completed.
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by trengrj 11y ago
Haha I generally try to colour my terminals differently to get around this same issue.
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by trengrj 11y ago
CEO approval for any code being open sourced? Eek... With respect to previous discussions this week on HN about GPL vs BSD (or permissive) licences, I do understand the massive inertia that has to be overcome to open source anything at a la
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by trengrj 11y ago
I'd imagine a lot of kernel developers use virtualisation during development so that they can still boot their machine (though they probably aren't running Macs).
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by trengrj 11y ago
Can anyone share a non-paywalled link? I'm getting "subscription required" from LWN.
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by trengrj 11y ago
Any modern Intel computer needs the Intel ME. It is a harmful opaque binary but the only ways to get around it is to a) use an ancient chipset (i.e. GlugGlugs x60s) or b) use a different processor like ARM. I dislike Purism in that they sa
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The Tao of Backup(taobackup.com)
1 points by trengrj 11y ago|0 comments
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Librem 13 Laptop: A Laptop That Respects Your Rights(crowdsupply.com)
2 points by trengrj 11y ago|0 comments

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