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by gjasny 2y ago
Maybe HLL stands for “High Level Language”?
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by gjasny 3y ago
I remember Hans from his work to integrate the Video4Linux libraries into FreeBSD. He was a very gentle person I enjoyed to work with. I will miss him.
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by gjasny 4y ago
This is answered in their blog entry: https://www.openssl.org/blog/blog/2022/11/01/email-address-o... A: CVE-2022-3602 was originally assessed by the OpenSSL project as CRITICAL as it is an a
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by gjasny 5y ago
You could search for an archived mirror of ftp.netscape.com. Like for example https://ftp.nluug.nl/netscape/communicator/english/4.77/unix...
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by gjasny 5y ago
Same here. Microsoft Defender is a real productivity killer. Cached C++ compilation now takes nearly twice as much time if the cache is hot. And git operations or she'll prompts take forever in large repos like LLVM.
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by gjasny 5y ago
I remember the mixer interface (channel volumes, mute states, routing matrix) was far superior with ALSA. I used a script to toggle the SPDIF output stream of my Soundblaster Live to get track marks on the Mini Disc player recording the out
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by gjasny 6y ago
Some years ago I tried submitting some fixes for MacPorts. It usually took a long time before they were picked up. When I did the same for some homebrew formula I got a response a few hours later. For me homebrew has a much more responsive
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by gjasny 6y ago
Our internal mono-repo with about 11000 C++ compilation units took about the same time with clang-11 compared to clang-10. I used the Ubuntu 20.04 packages from apt.llvm.org for testing.
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by gjasny 7y ago
For example at atmosfair: https://www.atmosfair.de/en/ Their website lists some CO2 compensation projects.
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by gjasny 8y ago
Reader mode in Firefox works like a charm.
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by gjasny 8y ago
There's a nice write-up of the USB spec violations done by the Switch: https://plus.google.com/102612254593917101378/posts/2CUPZ5yV...
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by gjasny 8y ago
There are two different things: CMake support within the NDK (by Google) and NDK support in CMake. The later is usually easy to use and supports many NDK revisions. See: https://cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.7/manua
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by gjasny 8y ago
If dependencies are a problem, you could always use the pre-compiled version from cmake.org. It uses the bundled 3rd party libs. I prefer software that uses mature 3rd party libs over NIH driven rewrites. Please also keep in mind that CMake
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by gjasny 8y ago
I could also recommend Craig Scott's recent CMake book: "Professional CMake": https://crascit.com/professional-cmake/ IMHO it's the best available CMake book available right now. I especially liked
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Professional CMake: a Practical Guide(crascit.com)
2 points by gjasny 8y ago|0 comments
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by gjasny 9y ago
Printing websites with grey text on a laser printer usually gives you dithered and unpleasant to read text.
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Using TLS1.3 with OpenSSL(openssl.org)
1 points by gjasny 9y ago|0 comments
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by gjasny 10y ago
It would be cool to see the powerline symbols to be added to Unicode. The necessary user base should be already there. See: https://github.com/powerline/fonts/blob/master/README.rst A zsh theme with thos