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by usr1106 2y ago
Didn't check the code, but lsof seems a good approach. How does that work with the various namespaces? From root namespace you should see everything. But in a mount namespace you could bind mount under a different name. How would that
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by usr1106 2y ago
Sure it did. Our company chat was XMPP 10 years ago and pidgin was one of the most widely used clients. I assume it's just the experimental version that doesn't support it yet. Nowadays we use zulip at work which has a better mode
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by usr1106 2y ago
I have used Emacs since 1986 or so, daily since 1989 (with smaller breaks while working at companies where it was not available). I had no idea this exists. Here is my first CCL program. (define-ccl-program hw '(1 (loo
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by usr1106 2y ago
Not only archaeological. Some new Android stuff was implemented in CCL only last year.
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by usr1106 2y ago
More documentation in https://github.com/emacs-mirror/emacs/blob/7cb77385d38b96377... The directory is lisp/international, that already tells something ;; CCL is used for code conversion at process
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by usr1106 2y ago
Title should say (2019)
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by usr1106 2y ago
20 hours later they are cited that they cannot board without China's approval. Legally uncharted grounds whether they could or could not. Looks they take the cautious side for the time being.
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by usr1106 2y ago
Looks suspicious, but there were 4 vessels in the area whose transponder signal was lost by public trackers during that night. It has also been pointed out that this is a location with lively traffic. So if it turns out that is was an ancho
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by usr1106 2y ago
Ah, I missed Linus Torvalds and you might have missed Bob Metcalfe (Ethernet) and Jon Postel (RFC work). My point was not do criticize the achievements of the work of any of those people. 1. I was not actively aware that this hall exists 2.
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by usr1106 2y ago
https://www.internethalloffame.org/inductees/ None of them I have ever heard of. Whatever that may mean. Edit: On the whole list https://www.internethalloffame.org/inductees/all/ I spotted ma
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by usr1106 2y ago
> certbot is a python program, better hope it keeps working There is also https://github.com/srvrco/getssl which is a bash script. I have lightly audited it years ago and it did not seem to upload your private keys
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by usr1106 2y ago
No. Nord Stream seem more and more having been an Ukrainian action. Maybe not official government, but obviously more in Ukrainian interest than in Russian. I can't see any Ukrainian interest an cutting internet between two of their su
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by usr1106 2y ago
I am don't use Hetzner, but I use ssh between Finland and Germany every day. As a matter of fact even back and forth because of tunneling. After reading the news this morning (Hetzner incident is date 3:30 UTC) I was surpised that I ha
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by usr1106 2y ago
And at the same time the cable between Lithuania and Sweden, interrupted in the same area. Actually I use the Germany - Finland connection over ssh every day. And as a matter of fact because of tunneling even back and forth. So after readi
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by usr1106 2y ago
The kernel newbies link in TFA is usually worth reading, albeit a bit technical / low level. (Haven't done it yet and haven't followed the kernel recently, so cannot comment how complete it is this time / at the moment)
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by usr1106 2y ago
Full semver is an illusion. It's often debatable what is a new feature (we support a previously unsupported functionality) vs. what is a bug fix (it did not work correctly before). Also what is a non-compatible change is not always cle
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by usr1106 2y ago
If you run this interactively on your own files, saying who would do such thing is fine. If your server code runs this on untrusted input (files uploaded by users or whatever), the answer will be: Someone trying to crack your system.
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by usr1106 2y ago
But you should know what you don't know. You don't blog about a mystery in behavior of some code when you have fundamental gaps how that code works. I'd say asking on SO might be better in this case.
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by usr1106 2y ago
I had no idea that it's that old. I had only heard it in the context of consultant bashing.
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by usr1106 2y ago
Sure, but the kernel could just do the same. Of course the kernel is already too big. Is BPF the right level to make it more modular? Just thinking, I don't think I have the answer.
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by usr1106 2y ago
Interesting. But if tuning parameters to their best values were easy, shouldn't the kernel just do that in the first place?
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by usr1106 2y ago
At least the patent system is completely broken. At least 90% of the granted patents are bullshit. I myself am the "inventor" of a nonsense patent. There is prior art and it lacks any significant new step not obvious for anyone tr
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by usr1106 2y ago
Thanks! Updated.
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by usr1106 2y ago
I thought exactly the same. Those who can do, do. Those who cannot do, teach. Those who cannot teach, consult. But instead of dwelling on prejudices I decided to try my own solution. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=
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by usr1106 2y ago
The first line they start with is utter nonsense. find -print0 will not produce lines, but records (or strings) separated by NUL. But grep is a tool working with lines (separated by LF). No mystery that it cannot work. Using -print0 is nece
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by usr1106 2y ago
That solves only the second part of their task. The part which they actually had no problem with. But I agree the exec + solution feels better then the xargs -0 solution.
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by usr1106 2y ago
What do you mean by support languages simultaneously? I need 5 languages, 3 daily and 2 more weekly or less. Switching between them should be easy.
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by usr1106 2y ago
I don't use Android a lot, but finding a keyboard puts me off the most every time. Obviously I don't want Google to earn more money by me typing. Unexpected keyboard is one of my favorites. But suggesting word completions would be
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by usr1106 2y ago
A directed attack against the homegrown build system of a small company is unlikely. An attack against a high profile, centralized system or a commonly used package in such system is something to be prepared against.
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by usr1106 2y ago
They promise Linux support. What is the situation with Rust on RISC-V? Obviously for a couple of years you haven't been able to build a somewhat complete and modern distro without a Rust compiler. However, that wasn't available ev

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