tsujamin

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by tsujamin 10y ago
`find /usr/local -flags +x -type f -exec codesign -s "-" {};` I'm not convinced forcing codesigning in something like brew is the worst idea ever though...
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by tsujamin 10y ago
I was prompted with a warning during my most recent brew update...
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by tsujamin 11y ago
your post reminded me of two cool stories about "Windows on Windows" 1. Microsoft has reimplemented the NT kernel and services as a userspace LibraryOS called Drawbridge ( http://ssrg.nicta.com.au/Events/summer
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by tsujamin 11y ago
> "without the suck" > requires nodejs All kidding aside though, this looks like a cool tool for navigating/doing filesystem stuff, but comparing it to Cygwin is a completely false as far as I can see. Cygwin isn't
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by tsujamin 11y ago
I'd be interested to see how this compares to gdb record (full and bts), been using that a bit lately
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Test Story – Please Ignore (BBC)(bbc.com)
19 points by tsujamin 11y ago|7 comments
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by tsujamin 11y ago
Good mate of mine works there. Been telling me dodgy shit for ages now. Both had a good laugh today about it :P (except for the whole loosing his job thing)
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by tsujamin 11y ago
I forgot that there are countries that, unlike Australia, actually don't have quota caps on internet plans. Honestly it's not the end of the world so long as you have ISPs offering reasonable quota-exempt content (Netflix + iiNet
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by tsujamin 11y ago
my favorite response to this was "What are they going to do, facebook poke them to death?"
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It's like Uber for smashing the patriarchy(theguardian.com)
2 points by tsujamin 11y ago|0 comments
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by tsujamin 11y ago
what would that business model be if their primary goal is to write interesting tech articles? Is producing this sort of content sustainable at all?
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by tsujamin 11y ago
10/10, fav music player
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by tsujamin 11y ago
This explanation seems to rely fairly heavily on the current, potentially unknown state of the system, and the ability for the military to respond without delay to stockpiling of weaponry by producers. > Because it's good money and
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by tsujamin 11y ago
the fact that calling sorted(b) where b is a reversed object affects the following comparison "sorted(b) == sorted(b)" is wierding me out.. Ref: http://pastebin.com/VQs9GSzp
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Does the Tech Industry Even Deserve Women?(broadly.vice.com)
3 points by tsujamin 11y ago|0 comments
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by tsujamin 11y ago
As an interesting anecdote, joints in Australia are commonly "spun" with tobacco, mainly to keep the alight iirc. I'd be interested to see how these statistics change and what the general behaviour towards cigarettes in unive