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You still have to replace /bin/bash and /bin/sh binaries, even after doing a `brew install bash`. ...right? `brew install bash` will just give you /usr/local/bin/bash, and then use that as your intera
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Hmph, the other thread fell off the front page, but: There is a handy zsh script (zsh is in /bin on OSX by default) to get the Bash tarball from opensource.apple.com, apply patches 52, 53, and 54 from ftp.gnu.org, build it, and then pr
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> Also, Mac supports running an Apache instance configured to run CGI scripts out of the box, correct? I haven't personally used it. OSX does have Apache configured by default to run CGIs out of /Library/WebServer/CGI
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There is a handy script to get the Bash tarball from opensource.apple.com, apply patches 52, 53, and 54 from ftp.gnu.org, build it, and then prompt to replace /bin/bash and /bin/sh. Xcode required. https://git
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mSpy[0] is the software that is featured in this story. For iOS, jailbreaking is required. For Android, some features (Instant messenger tracking and Keylogging) require rooting the phone. Also, Windows phones are not supported yet, so go f
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Reintroducing FFmpeg to Debian
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Ultima 4+5+6 is on gog.com for $6: http://www.gog.com/game/ultima_456 Windows and OSX, how about that? edit: Just 4 by itself is free! http://www.gog.com/game/ultima_4
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If BetterTouchTool doesn't let you do some custom key/mouse input, it's probably not possible. :-) You can use keypress + mouse movement: http://imgur.com/ZeV8grb ...or just with the mouse alone: http:/
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A list of the icons sorted by their names: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/0bd2c6fb5e42bfb5cacc
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Doing it at all , economically or otherwise, is something that is being worked on this very year: http://iddp.is/ Summary article here: http://theconversation.com/drilling-surprise-opens-door-to-v...
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Exxon's borehole is longer, but not deeper: Kola is 12.6km deep, and Sakhalin-I is 12.3km.
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The article links to Facebook's example of a React app, which is available on JSFiddle [1]. I've been playing with using React: - without its JSX templating - with Coffeescript ...ever since I saw the idea here on HN a few months
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About two weeks ago, NPR mentioned two things that make this outbreak more worrying: 1. Cases in 2 countries with suspected cases in 2 more [1] 2. Cases in a capital city of 2M+ people http://www.npr.org/blogs/health&#x
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As long as the library follows the "function (err, data)" convention: https://github.com/petkaantonov/bluebird/blob/master/API.md#...
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This [1] forum post on nasaspaceflight.com says at stage 1 cutoff, velocity is 2,531 m/s (mach 6.76) and altitude is 84.1 km. The actual deceleration burn starts 12 seconds after that, when the stage has coasted up to nearly 100km and
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The ISS is only in shade for 45 minutes at a time, which is orders of magnitude less than a lunar night. But speaking of that: how long is too long to spend at 26K in a vacuum? Are there any good articles/videos that talk about what
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Drilling surprise opens door to volcano-powered electricity
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While watching the stream, I was surprised to hear the translator mention a GoPro camera. Sure enough, each of the cosmonauts has one strapped to his forearm. That's pretty cool to see consumer-grade technology attached to a spacewalk.
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Thanks for the Seafile link, that looks perfect for what I've been looking for. I was surprised to see such a mediocre HN thread on Seafile 6 months ago[1]. Haven't people been clamoring for an open-source Dropbox ever since Dropb
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I wish it was javascript! It's a Google App Engine-based Java monster: https://github.com/lewish/asciiflow
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But short of any hardware changes (including taping over the camera), this kext as far as you can go in software. I'd MUCH rather see an admin password prompt come up, instead of nothing all.
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There is a freely-available kernel extension[1] to make this firmware hack accessible to root only. The exploit depends on modding the camera firmware from userspace. The kext is created by the same authors of the paper[2] this article is t
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As Randall Munroe says: But getting to space is easy. The problem is staying there. http://what-if.xkcd.com/58/
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I agree. NASA's MAVEN launch last week had a fantastic live stream that included commentary plus telemetry data, it was space nerd heaven. http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/40966344 I couldn't find a better vide
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While I'm a mere Kerbalnaut myself, here is some napkin math that almost checks out. For a GTO payload, the Falcon 9 http://www.spaceflight101.com/falcon-9-v11.html has: S1 Mass full: 490,300kg (that's both