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by wendroid 17y ago
There's this http://lsub.org/who/nemo/9.pdf and the intro to plan9 http://lsub.org/who/nemo/9.intro.pdf and, tbh, I've read the kernel source code and it isn't that hard to follow - which is one of the goals - there's even an LXR http
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by wendroid 17y ago
appl/*/*.b module/*.m
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by wendroid 17y ago
We are in agreement, mostly :). I don't know which professionals rings around were run, but again, who cares, that's just conjecture, the conjuncture was between a need for a free Unix, BSD sat in court, the GPL, LAMP. The result was the ca
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by wendroid 17y ago
> Please provide any evidence you have. Only the power of my own ear at Plan9 conferences from people who know a damn sight more about such things than I. I could pull various mailing list posts out, such as the big argument of Rob Pike
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by wendroid 17y ago
> The best way to show that (say) Linux is an "inferior" operating system is to build one better. One of the most valued metrics of "better" is "how does it fit into the ecosystem". Plan 9 is clearly superior to Linux. It has cleaner
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by wendroid 17y ago
As the page you link to says, Twitter uses OAuth. Facebook Apps use OpenID.
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by wendroid 17y ago
Or the demographic of the purchasers changed. The early adopters liked the product, it's novelty for first time ebook buyers is a grand feeling, When I got my ebook I used it every day for a month. The positive reviews generate good press f
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by wendroid 17y ago
Sure, I'll stand there while you fire up your home made helicopter. Those blades are safe right?
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by wendroid 17y ago
Like lots of modern features, it appeared in Plan 9 first.
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by wendroid 17y ago
in case anyone is interested http://man.cat-v.org/plan_9/1/yesterday
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by wendroid 17y ago
Twitter search is now broken "Older tweets are temporarily unavailable." where older seems to be > 8 days
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by wendroid 17y ago
on third thought http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Things-Every-Developer-Should-Kno... . Post a status update and get the resulting status back as JSON: curl -u username:password -d status="your message here" http://twitter.com/statuses/update.
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by wendroid 17y ago
I was only going by experience not racism.
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by wendroid 17y ago
That's what happened, not how it was done.
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by wendroid 17y ago
Like choosing which bullet to get shot by.
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by wendroid 17y ago
Those who think they have nothing to hide now can't always see into the future. http://www.stockmaven.com/ibmstory.htm "This approach appears to have been used in the Netherlands when small-area tabulations of population data by religion
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by wendroid 17y ago
The last boss I had included 1 day off for Christmas shopping that you could take any day between Dec 1st and 24th That was totally appreciated.
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by wendroid 17y ago
http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Things-Every-Developer-Should-Kno... Post a status update and get the resulting status back as JSON: curl -u username:password -d status="your message here" http://twitter.com/statuses/update.json what it does
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by wendroid 17y ago
I wonder if it lies when it is too embarrassed to reply "sorry I don't know" like a real Indian.
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by wendroid 17y ago
perhaps the twitter employee that used "password" as his admin password forgot to change it on all his websites
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by wendroid 17y ago
Teletext used to distribute source code on their computing pages 600+. I didn't have a teletext reader and used to transcribe it from the screen using "STOP". I never understood why modern TVs didn't cache every page in RAM instead of waiti
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by wendroid 17y ago
25%-30% of the worlds human population has been wiped out in under a year a few times. Sucks to be the 1-in-3 but fuck it, let's go shopping.
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by wendroid 17y ago
I heard an activist at Copenhagen try and be alarming by stating that the cost of doing nothing would become 20% of GDP. Big deal!
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by wendroid 17y ago
Use AoE and you can have whatever raiding system you want.
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by wendroid 17y ago
Those with nothing to hide can't always see into the future Mr Schmidt. http://www.stockmaven.com/ibmstory.htm "This approach appears to have been used in the Netherlands when small-area tabulations of population data by religion from the
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by wendroid 17y ago
Not only that but it is demeaning.
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by wendroid 17y ago
When an entity only advertises a domain name www.domain.com rather than the URI http://www.domain.com/ then as far as I am concerned, I have been invited to query that server concerning the services it offers, namely: a portscan. For ins
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by wendroid 17y ago
You're begging the question.
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by wendroid 17y ago
7 seconds is an age. LinuxBIOS gets to console in 3s
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by wendroid 17y ago
All it really needed was an http auth logout button years ago. Http auth has built in MD5 hashing too so sniffing is harder (though some auto salting would help).

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