mdadm

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by mdadm 10y ago
For Arch, it's just pacman -S gource
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by mdadm 10y ago
Some of these things are actually pretty cool IMO, like http://keithclark.co.uk/articles/pure-css-parallax-websites/... from https://github.com/you-dont-need/You-Dont-Need-Javascript#Pa...
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by mdadm 10y ago
But the alternative seems to be browser exposing APIs for all those permissions through Javascript and the end-user not really having any control over that. Perhaps I'm just naive about it, since I really don't do Javascript-based
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by mdadm 10y ago
Google cache since it seems to be 404'ing: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:20xO-ms...
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by mdadm 10y ago
For a bit of context: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/141604/why-x-server-...
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by mdadm 10y ago
Super-late to this, but I always find https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdX4uJUwSFwiY3XBvu-F_-Q to be interesting. Not sure if this is exactly relevant to the question, but I feel like I learn from it anyway.
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by mdadm 10y ago
> Homepage says supports up to 62000blocks per dimension, which, conrary to their claim, is quite small. Indeed. Minecraft only gets ~256 in the Y-direction, but allows you to go ~30,000,000 in the X/Z-directions.
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by mdadm 10y ago
> Names: https://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/06/17/falsehoods-programmers-... 32. People’s names are assigned at birth. 33. OK, maybe not at birth, but at least pretty close to birth. 34. Alright,
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by mdadm 10y ago
>The entire security of the Tor Browser ecosystem relies on the integrity of a single TLS certificate that has already been previously compromised. Seriously? That seems like a really weird - to say the least - decision to make about som
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by mdadm 10y ago
Why does "white"/"male" matter? I understand that this is potentially a very contentious question, but I genuinely don't understand why those are listed in the title, or why "white" was the first in a
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by mdadm 10y ago
You know there'll be that one person who complains about it not supporting something nested like 20 pointers deep...
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by mdadm 10y ago
Hah! Plain white bread is clearly where it's at!
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by mdadm 10y ago
Just the bread. Grey is a more automatic way to spell it than gray, for me.
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by mdadm 10y ago
>As in, "you Grey Breads remember using C++ and MFC, etc." As one who is neither "Grey" nor "Bread," you may wish to check your spelling :) But yes, it's kind of sad that this is the way things are now
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by mdadm 10y ago
TempleOS: http://templeos.org/ It's pretty well-known around here, but I still find it amazing to think about every time that I see it come up.
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by mdadm 10y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what experience did you have?
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by mdadm 10y ago
Well but then that mangles the symbol names, which would make programming a pain.
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by mdadm 10y ago
It is generally used that way. But it's also sometimes used in the gender-specific manner, and so some people will take offense over it.
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by mdadm 10y ago
That isn't at all what I said. I specifically stated that I've seen other people say that, not that I myself think that. Of course different ideas are good; if we didn't have them, we'd be stuck in the stone age still.
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by mdadm 10y ago
Well lately, everything seems to be focused on JS, no? There's node.js, react, angular, $JAVASCRIPT_FRAMEWORK_OF_THE_DAY, ... So if JS is most of what you hear about, and if the community does actually have low entry standards, it seem
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by mdadm 10y ago
>If someone is so mentally unstable that just seeing a word in an API screws with their head, their problem is sufficiently serious that they ought to seek immediate psychological help. It almost seems like child-like behavior. "I d
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by mdadm 10y ago
>Anecdotally, this seems to be a stronger thing in Node.js community than others. I have seen people speculate that this is due to the lower barrier of entry in the JS community (as a whole), although I'm not certain how true this w
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by mdadm 10y ago
The idea of turtles all the way down reminds me a lot of non-terminating recursion.
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by mdadm 10y ago
>As an example compile this with optimisations (should work the same with signed integer overflow): Interesting. Clang and GCC both produce a binary that gets terminated by SIGFPE under normal compilation, but using -O3, Clang's out
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by mdadm 10y ago
> It's very difficult not to dismiss this as infantile. Which is, in turn, why many people don't take these things seriously. Of course, perhaps there is a justification for "trigger warnings" and "safe spaces&qu
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by mdadm 10y ago
Probably things like https://github.com/xoreaxeaxeax/movfuscator
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by mdadm 10y ago
Agree or disagree with the politics otherwise rampant therein, subreddits like /r/KotakuInAction seem to do a good job of cataloging some instances of this (ex. [1][2] and basically anything else in their [CENSORSHIP] tag/fla
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by mdadm 10y ago
Is it just me, or is anyone else getting a 403 when trying to access this page?
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by mdadm 10y ago
> Not only he has an interesting life story and created a series of legendary companies - [...] WebMD, [...] So he's the reason everyone thinks that they have cancer! :)
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by mdadm 10y ago
> Sadly I cant find anything with good auto completion and nice features (like things offered by Eclipse). Out of curiosity, have you tried the relevant JetBrains IDE(s)?

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