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by wila 11y ago
Very nice, here's the plain text version instead of slide format. Learn to tame OpenBSD quickly. December 24, 2015 History Forked from NetBSD. Theo De Raadt is the founder and leader of the OpenBSD project. The first OpenBSD release (1
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by wila 11y ago
No, it is an editor called "the hammer" [1]. As it is I am one of the developers of that editor. It is rather specialized and targets the programming language DataFlex. The editing component is based on the codemax component. Whil
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by wila 11y ago
See I knew it was a silly question :) A few minutes ago I converted the otf files to ttf using font forge. That appeared to work, but it seems the ligatures are gone. On top of that the ttf version of the font did not show up as a monospace
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by wila 11y ago
Probably a silly question, but can't we just generate ttf files from this so that you can use it in any windows editor?
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by wila 11y ago
Privacy invasion yes in a way, can't say I appreciate them tracking every search result I click on. What is even more annoying that google gives you a link to the search result and pretending it to be http://www.example.com
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by wila 11y ago
That is not my main motivation for asking this, but yes you are correct. If DDG wants to use such a list as a signal then they would have to check it a bit for potential abuse. For example to only count the excluded sites that are in activ
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by wila 11y ago
You could use the bangs for that: https://duckduckgo.com/bang?c=Tech
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by wila 11y ago
DDG has been my search engine of choice for the past few years and in my experience it is pretty rare that I have to use google for better results. In general I'm quite happy with it. One thing I would love to see as a feature is the a
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by wila 11y ago
Ok, played with it in a virtual machine. Good to see they are making progress. My experience so far from today's experiment run, .. it still is quite unstable, saw several BSODs (about 7 of them varying from processor locked to the rea
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by wila 11y ago
I've not had a browser crash in a long time. But -if it helps- the tab groups are remembered after I kill firefox from Windows task manager. Also no problem on updating Pale Moon. But I've got to admit that there was only one upda
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by wila 11y ago
Actually the ability to be able to continue to use tab groups was one of the main reasons I changed over to Pale Moon about a month ago. Firefox has plans to remove tab groups. [1] Haven't had any issue with it so far, but I might be u
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by wila 11y ago
While you can wait until it breaks and then switch to the developer version, it is just delay of execution. For my main browser that has all the plugins I used to appreciate in Firefox I switched to Pale Moon [1]. On other machines I contin
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by wila 11y ago
Switched my main browser just last week from Firefox to Pale Moon and I couldn't be happier. It is like before firefox got off the rails. Certainly recommended.
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by wila 11y ago
Another heavy tab group user. I can see that the panorama part with drag & drop support takes quite some work to maintain. The ordering of tabs in groups however should not be that much extra work and is the important bits. Simplifying
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by wila 11y ago
Exactly that. > Doctor Web security researchers presume that at least tens of users have already fallen victim to this Trojan. "presume" .. tens of users .. Right, a bit more details on the infection vector would have helped to
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by wila 11y ago
Yes, you really need to read it in context "The Apple Software" here is a reference to earlier and is meant to be an apple operating system in this case El Capitan, although they extend it a bit. The quote was shortened by me for
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by wila 11y ago
The problem with VMs is that it presents virtual hardware to the Guest OS and as such it is not apple hardware by definition. Besides that Apple has a restriction that your guest OS must run under an Apple host OS. Note that there is an int
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by wila 11y ago
This is a question I see pop up every now and then, it was never legal, but I just looked it up again. Unfortunately, no, that's not allowed, your host OS must be an apple supplied OS. See also [1] and here's the excerpt: (iii) to
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by wila 11y ago
That depends completely on the router software that you use. You will need to use a custom firmware like dd-wrt, tomato, openWRT, etcetera. I run it here on tomato and use something similar to: http://www.linksysinfo.org/ind
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by wila 11y ago
To which I can only reply with: http://9gag.com/gag/av0z0Bn/this-is-why-you-shouldn-t-interr... (original post and artwork here: http://heeris.id.au/2013/this-is-why-you-shouldnt-interrupt-...
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by wila 11y ago
It is really easy to open a cable tie unharmed, and lock it again with that same tie. Just push the "lock" down with a sharp object. Besides that the TSA has cable ties too. It's not like you can't buy them off the shelv
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by wila 11y ago
Looked at the code, it is nice and short. However I'm not that familiar with go so might be overlooking something. Is there any logging included on who connected at what time from what IP?
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Collection of AutoPkg recipes authored at Facebook(github.com)
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by wila 11y ago
No you cannot as this is an x86 version of Android, not a powerpc one. Sounds like the lifebook might work though. I installed this image about a month ago on a VMware virtual machine. Not sure if I did something wrong, but didn't real
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by wila 11y ago
Don't think so if your testing has obvious flaws.
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by wila 11y ago
You ARE allowed to post test results, but they like to review your tests to make sure you didn't make any obvious mistakes. Quote from the .pdf file higher up in this thread: <quote> You may use the Software to conduct internal p
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by wila 11y ago
The reasoning is that it is so easy to make mistakes in performance testing and then draw the wrong conclusion. As somebody else mentions, this is testing NFSv3 in the VMware setup against local disk in bhyve. While still interesting, it ce
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by wila 11y ago
2nd link at the top left, "Biography" is quite clear about that -> http://www.michaelcrichton.com/biography/
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by wila 11y ago
You can just run the windows VMware VM on linux, so it doesn't matter much.
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by wila 11y ago
That's great news! Thanks for the heads up. If possible please also post this at the forum thread that I referred to.

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