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Liblacewing 0.4.0 released, introduces SPDY support(lacewing-project.org)
2 points by udp 14y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Yet another C SPDY implementation(github.com)
5 points by udp 14y ago|0 comments
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by udp 14y ago
The code is certainly very short, but what about \u escape sequences in strings, parsing different representations of numbers, etc.? Since those things are part of the JSON standard, you're not a JSON parser if you just leave them to the ap
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by udp 14y ago
A theme for Ubuntu that makes it look a little bit like OS X. Why is this on the HN front page? Why ?
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by udp 14y ago
Unfortunately that just gets me a helpful "Journaling could not be enabled". I guess something got messed up when I was writing to the volume from Linux.
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by udp 14y ago
Linux doesn't currently support writing to journaled HFS+ volumes.
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by udp 14y ago
I don't suppose anyone can comment on whether Mountain Lion has done anything for the mouse lag issue[1]? I can't upgrade yet because I disabled HFS+ journaling and nothing seems to be able to re-enable it (the installer requires journaling
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by udp 14y ago
It's funny - GNOME 3 looks great but doesn't do what you want it to do, while KDE 4.x looks god awful yet is the most full featured of any of the desktops. I wonder when they'll realize that those intrusive glow effects are just not cool an
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by udp 14y ago
The frustrating thing about so many usernames being taken on Twitter is that while new accounts are having to add numbers and underscores, most of the time the name they want is just a ghost account from 2008 with 0 tweets. Twitter should r
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by udp 14y ago
I find multiple sign in a great way of ensuring you're always using the wrong account for each service.
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by udp 14y ago
It's pretty horrible if you lose a hand-made instrument, because even if it was insured, you're never going to play something that plays exactly the same again. (This happened to me a few weeks ago with a flute.)
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by udp 14y ago
Same thing happens with a guitar if you leave it without strings or heavily detuned. The neck can begin to warp and become very easy to break.
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by udp 14y ago
I can connect, I just can't send messages, people appear to be offline, etc.
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Raspbian-based SD card image released(raspberrypi.org)
1 points by udp 14y ago|0 comments
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by udp 14y ago
Not just Google's servers, but any server where SPDY is available (e.g. Twitter). This is handy: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/spdy-indicato...
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by udp 14y ago
If they really wanted to do the right thing, they'd have just given up and used WebKit.
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by udp 14y ago
Ha, I clicked this expecting a guide of X (as in the window system) architecture.
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by udp 14y ago
That certainly helps, but it's not quite enough: http://d43.me/blog/1205/the-cause-for-all-your-mac-os-x-mous... I suppose when I said "mouse acceleration" I really meant "mouse lag".
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by udp 14y ago
It's a shame xorg doesn't support IOKit any more. If it did, you'd be able to run an X server (not rootless) on OS X without having to boot a different kernel. XQuartz is nice, but you're still subject to the OS X mouse acceleration etc.
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goomwwm: Get out of my way, Window Manager(github.com)
85 points by udp 14y ago|69 comments
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Is there a case for a unified SSL front?(daniel.haxx.se)
2 points by udp 14y ago|1 comments
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by udp 14y ago
And you already told them it's a bad idea. So what are you trying to achieve by posting this on HN? Public humiliation?
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by udp 14y ago
I'm not particularly anti-Microsoft, but I absolutely hate this design. The text is so huge I find it painful to read, most of the page is taken up by a slideshow of what seem to be generic stock images, and I have to scroll before I can
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Darwin native SSL for curl/libcurl(daniel.haxx.se)
1 points by udp 14y ago|0 comments
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by udp 14y ago
You really liked MegaUpload better than Dropbox? I remembered it as being covered in adverts with long waiting times, capped speeds, no parallel downloads from the same IP address, etc.
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by udp 14y ago
iOS may be one of the most blatant examples of what he's describing, but Apple are not. For all the eye candy of OS X, it's still the only mainstream operating system where a bash shell is just a click away.
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Stringy Sting Verification(thedailywtf.com)
2 points by udp 14y ago|0 comments
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The Return of the FreeBSD Desktop(blog.des.no)
3 points by udp 14y ago|0 comments
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by udp 14y ago
Has anyone tried compiling the real vi/vim with Emscripten?
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by udp 14y ago
I don't think Apple would have a problem making iOS run on x86 if they wanted to. That's pretty much what the iOS simulator does already.

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