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udoprog
15y ago
This is the kind of stuff that Gimp needs instead of playing catch-up with PS.
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udoprog
15y ago
Also, as the guide mentions, it's possible to mount the partitions with different options. As the following (all mentioned in the HowTo, excerpts from "man mount"): noexec Do not allow direct execution of any binaries on the mounted fil
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udoprog
15y ago
Except that this specific document comes with good advice and rationale. There is nothing here that indicates a secret agenda. It's not as if the document is telling you to install a backdoor for them.
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udoprog
15y ago
Sadly the revered secret is usually stored as safely as the password in plain text on the compromised server. I would any day recommend someone to use 40 character random passwords locked down on the client, available through pasting, than
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udoprog
15y ago
Loved this article. I would love to see a simliar test around polyphasic sleep ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyphasic_sleep ). I've actually tried the Uberman sleep schedule for three weeks. This is where you sleep 20 minutes for each 4
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udoprog
15y ago
The week would not be complete w/o a Linus rant.
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udoprog
15y ago
Yes yes yes. The compile part of the argument is a bit subjective (sure wish c++ compilers were faster) but learning memory management. Especially with classes in c++ which tends to bitch-slap your mind so hard the first time around that yo
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udoprog
15y ago
Should be called Process Slaves .
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udoprog
15y ago
In order to relate to your field like this, you need a lot of experience. Typical chicken vs egg :P
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udoprog
15y ago
I've always wanted to be a games programmer. Even wrote a few game engines and one or two completed poc games. The point that I find the most intriguing is that It's one of a precious few fields where a programmer could get widespread expos
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udoprog
15y ago
It was just a comment. I did not disagree with international politics being an anarchic system contrary to chaos. Just the UN bit. I do in fact see it as a very clever observation.
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udoprog
15y ago
Yeah, if Twitter were RESTful the client would not be reliant on server state to function. And the media type would have to be documented and adhered to. Meaning e.g. that multiple vendors could be used simultaneously without conflict. Bein
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udoprog
15y ago
Well little is a relative term. UNs had a big impact on politics in my country. I also found the quote a pretty amusing and quite valid tidbit, given that Anarchy simply means a gov. without ruler.
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udoprog
15y ago
Indeed, It's not as if the anon community will be more fragmented after this, someone else is just gonna step up and be the next loudmouth.
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udoprog
15y ago
Setting up a service with gabriel is as simple as: gabriel --cwd /var/run/service -- /bin/service Killing the service: gabriel --cwd /var/run/service --kill The main difference between this and daemontools is that this is
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udoprog
15y ago
My favorite approach to using groovy in projects is with the groovy compiler plugin for maven. Compile and bundle the resulting byte code. All you have to remember is too bundle the groovy runtime and remember how groovy interacts with Java
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udoprog
15y ago
Thanks. I've been looking for something like this for a long time, and I've implemented around 3 different solutions for doing this (pure bash, python, c) but none has been as instantly useful as this. I wanted something like DJBs daemontoo
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Show HN: Gabriel, a zero-configuration watchdog process
(toolchain.eu)
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udoprog
15y ago
I honestly believe that you should avoid multithread support and instead focus on the current single threaded reactor pattern. Any developer found easily just attach something like a zmq ipc queue in order to support multithreaded handling,
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udoprog
15y ago
Sounds like a feature request. Some type of daily digest scheme ranked by each posts total popularity would be nice. However you currently have access to the RSS feeds, which I believe gives you a permanent link. Even if the article has bee
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Mojang will give modders access to Minecraft source
(notch.tumblr.com)
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udoprog
15y ago
Cracker, not hacker! I can understand techcrunch getting it wrong, but we on HN should at least set the record straight.
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udoprog
16y ago
Except in most cases validation cannot be complete on the client side, anything related to server side logic has to be additionally checked. Validation is also two different concerns if you compare serverside vs clientside. http://stackove
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udoprog
16y ago
Server side logic is usually radically different. And given that you usually share information between the server and the client in a language agnostic manner (e.g. JSON) and that the client (browser) cannot be trusted with other than view
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udoprog
16y ago
Date and time representation has always provoked an incredibly uncomfortable itch in me. But I've accepted the fact that represented time will never be exact. However, by just using relative system times and language specific time/date proc
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udoprog
16y ago
Buzzword BINGO!
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udoprog
16y ago
It's interesting how you can predict bias depending on ordering of the title. Throw in native event loops with twisted and compare.
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udoprog
16y ago
The notability requirements do not sufficiently cover "expert" subjects like PLs. Chris mentioned this himself, yet used it as a justification for these articles, this is known as Doublethink ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doublethink ) and
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udoprog
16y ago
"...Unicode has been standardising CJK character sets" - CJK characters sets are complex, and will always face opposition, besides, this is less related to how the characters are encoded, and more how to choose and composite your code point
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udoprog
16y ago
"The proof assumptions mean that there may be faults remaining in the kernel that could be classified as implementation faults below the level of C. They will not be faults that are properly visible on the level of the C programming languag
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