joushou

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by joushou 10y ago
They all have wtf bugs. Think "JIT errors causing string concats to yield number objects and bitwise operators to fail when the code has run over 1000 times"-level wtf. I consider most of the "frontend" issues quite mino
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by joushou 10y ago
Yeah, it probably has full-time 4WD with a viscous clutch at center - when you turn, your axles lock, and 3 out of 4 wheels will have to slip to let you get anywhere. This will cause jumping and tire noise. Engine torque won't change m
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by joushou 10y ago
Audi Quattro is great, although IIRC, it also eats a bit tires on tight turns like anything but an open diff would. I also like the viscous clutch on the jeep, although it definitely is less on-road friendly (A tight 90 degree turn is enoug
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by joushou 10y ago
This definition is broken. You have 4WD if you have 4 driven wheels (and unless you count the spare, that's all my wheels). Then, you can have a multitude of differential configurations on the 3 differentials (open, lsd, locker, diff-l
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by joushou 10y ago
That won't do anything when it comes to encrypted sends. ZFS supports disk encryption without a hitch. I wouldn't recommend using LUKS, though - leave it to the built-in support.
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by joushou 10y ago
To some extend, yes, it is 'bigoted'. Someone needs to stock shelves, and someone with a lower education from Eastern Europe might be more willing to do it. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if the blue-collar workers all ended u
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by joushou 10y ago
Which is a great thing, as we can then focus on what matters/we care about. Normal people are annoying, and tend to be demanding. :)
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by joushou 10y ago
What's your definition of embedded? It's not embedded if you're running a full blown OS on a regular ARM chip. Anyway, you could make a ramdisk, put things in it and put it in your path. I doubt that a linux box will survive
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by joushou 10y ago
No, I was talking about WAN, not LAN. (Note that 9front's fork of drawterm is a lot faster than the normal version - a regular drawterm can be a bit slow) I am not located in the US, but hopping borders in europe does not seem to be a
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by joushou 10y ago
A thing I forgot to mention: this means that if you "cpu" into another host, you can run text based commands, but you can also start the browser, mothra, or even doom in the same window. There is no difference between telnet and x
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by joushou 10y ago
devdraw, which is more of an X equivalent than curses, but oh well. Again, the vt terminal emulator is available if you want vim over ssh.
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by joushou 10y ago
What you lose is VT escape sequences, a hack to try to make TUI's when there was no alternative. In Plan9, your terminal windows naturally transition to be fully fledged GUI's when needed. Also note that there is vt (at least on 9
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by joushou 10y ago
Yes. For remote control, drawterm (a client to "cpu" into a plan9 box from a non-plan9 box) can even make the GUI feel local over poor connections (except if you try to play doom or something).
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by joushou 10y ago
The 9P protocol is designed to deal with arbitrary blocking, as synthetic filesystems commonly block reads until some data is present. There are also automatic reconnection proxies (aan), and when a mountpoint is entirely unresponsive (lost
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by joushou 10y ago
It doesn't put more trust in the network than NBD or NFS does. You don't access your root filesystem over a 3G connection or a flakey VPN on any platform. But, if you mount a remote filesystem that isn't root, disconnecting
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by joushou 10y ago
You are referring to "popups" (that is, if a site by itself opens a new window/tab, not if you open a link in a new tab).
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by joushou 10y ago
MirageOS is a unikernel framework - not a general purpose OS.
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by joushou 10y ago
You can label whatever group you find yourself in to be "us", and the rest as "them", but they're no different than you. You're just being selfish in valuing your life more than theirs. This selfishness if of c
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by joushou 10y ago
I have no one labelled as "my own", at least not in the nationalist/patriotic sense. My family and friends my go into that category if we really must, but that's it. If you put a gun to my head, I'm certainly not go
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by joushou 10y ago
It doesn't matter which army is battling me, whether it is Russian, Chinese or American. They will have no problem killing me, because that's their job, and there is war. Dancing on my grave would be difficult, because that would
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by joushou 10y ago
There is no "them" or "us". "They" are just people. They are rarely even people that we disagree with - they're innocent civilians that were unlucky and lived in what turned into a war zone, or soldiers th
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by joushou 10y ago
I understand this point of view, and this was also my usual approach. The reason I stopped was that the result was unmanageable systems. If you wanted to change something that you had configured on system level a year before, or even just w
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by joushou 10y ago
Nano-bender can help https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benderama#/media/File:Futurama...
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by joushou 10y ago
*If you're writing an EVIL application, that is.
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by joushou 10y ago
As a developer, and occasionally of the kernel variant, I also prefer to keep the OS stock. It's convenient, and allows for very speedy reinstalls. It also makes my environment identical across operating systems. Having control does no
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by joushou 10y ago
The original comment was about circumventing a users measure to use a new git from homebrew by having the bad guy modify .bashrc. If the bad guy has that ability, he does not need an RCE. My argument being that using homebrew to install a n
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How to Disable Git from Xcode and Command Line Tools(kl.wtf)
1 points by joushou 10y ago|0 comments
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by joushou 10y ago
Hah, and that might not even take that long at the current rate! But we still got a better terminal emulator by default over here! Terminal.app is a pretty darn good terminal emulator, although iTerm2.app is better. That is actually one of
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by joushou 10y ago
BTW, for the curious, I just realized that you can easily disable the bundled git on OS X: sudo chmod a-x /Applications/Xcode.app/Developer/usr/bin/git Done. Running /usr/bin/git will now proxy y
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by joushou 10y ago
This seems to be a recurring topic: If you're writing an application, why bother hardcoding a path to a git version with a known RCE? You're already running on the machine. Hell, if you want to hide your fault, bundle a random too

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