vodik

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by vodik 11y ago
shift-insert works in X if you can't middle click. In gvim too, out-of-the-box if you're in insert mode.
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by vodik 11y ago
The point is its still http. Think of TOR as acting like a VPN or point-to-point tunnel. You can conceptually think of it as another network interface plugged into your network. The policy you choose what to route over it is your own. It do
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by vodik 11y ago
Probably even easier to just show pictures in pairs and have the participant to select the one they think is more attractive.
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by vodik 11y ago
ITts a lot better. I've ported libdbus-1 code to sd-bus and in practise I saw 100s of lines are replaced by about 20, with better error reporting on top of it.
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by vodik 11y ago
What about files with newlines? evil smirk
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by vodik 11y ago
The core difference is that: - `[` is treated as a statement - `[[` is treated as an expression Which, for example, is why you can't use `>` in `[` based expressions. Bash thinks you want to redirect the output of `[` to somewhere e
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by vodik 11y ago
Ironically, if the given example was written in pure bash, it would be violating best practices. You don't parse ls line-by-line because you can't make the assumption that filenames will map to lines. Taking this contrived example
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by vodik 11y ago
For what its worth, it is only MSVC without support. gcc compiler extensions are otherwise still rather portable. To clang and icc at least.
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by vodik 11y ago
As far as I know, using `new` or not has nothing to really do if it goes onto the stack or not. That's simply a common implementation details. What its really saying is if the lifetime is automatic or manual. Maybe I'm confusing C
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by vodik 11y ago
> But if you tried to give me a C++ with using blocks but no RAII (read: you gave me C) If you don't care about MSVC, IMHO new C code should be using the gcc cleanup extension: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reso
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by vodik 12y ago
Well the core of the issue here is you can't really staticly link against a library that depends on dlopen/dlsym (nss system is built around this). I mean, you could, but now your staticly linked binary still depends on other dlsy