The section on http://www.libressl.org/ that starts with: "LibreSSL releases contain several parts" lists said parts, with links to manpages for those parts. For example: https://man.openbsd.org/openssl
But would they provide resistance? As nice as the idea of a fully-free distro is, I have the impression that free distros have a minuscule userbase compared to their non-free counterparts. For an already niche distro,…
Downvotes are appropriate. HN isn't the place for in-jokes or pop culture references.
>don't yearn for a boss to tell which is which. This is not what is being said - I will quote the parent commenter: "Here it seems that an influence / behaviour change campaign could be waged relatively cheaply against…
You don't need to fork the entire OS, though - just provide the relevant non-free packages on top of the regular OS. Guix devs themselves have hinted that "adding impurity to a free OS is much easier than removing…
The issue isn't with the currency, but the lack of pre-paid plans and how that interacts with flat conversion fees. It's also easy to overlook the euro issue when the majority of popular hosting providers charge in…
>They can't keep counterfeits off (I just recently got a 'samsung' battery that would only charge to 80%), Are you sure that it is counterfeit? 80% is a common charging cutoff point for Li-ion batteries to minimise…
Why no proper mention of ATA Secure Erase? It's not an Apple feature, it's a low level SSD feature designed for this.
However, LSoE is not the same as Goldsmiths, which is the college mentioned here. London colleges are generally good but there is quite a lot of variance - between "great" and "the very best".
Could you offer some specific, searchable product names?
This is not true. VT-d and ECC were thought to be removed, but these features were simply unlisted, not removed. Intel Ark now shows them as available, e.g: http://ark.intel.com/products/97143/Intel-Pentium-Processor-...
Please correct me if I'm wrong - isn't this a terrible business decision? It took a small team a year to make a product that is apparently taking the market by storm. Their secret sauce is apparently not some special…
It's - '' - 'U+0003 : <control-0003> (END OF TEXT [ETX])', which is (apparently) invisible on some browser setups.
You're always going to get collisions, the serious ones are with other technical topics/brands/etc. No one is going to mix up a programming language and an airline.
When you feed them unambiguous queries like that, yes. "stdlib" is a very unique word specific to the domain of programming. Things get trickier with terms that have more overlap, and irrelevant results tend to creep…
It's rather strange and ironic, given that Go came from Google, that they used such a search-hostile word. ("Golang" is a lot less problematic, of course. Hell, in an alternate universe, why not "Gol"? Only one more…
You seem to be serious about this, but rather vague on the details, so I wanted to reply, just in case. If you don't already know about ZFS, please look into it. A properly provisioned server with ECC RAM and a ZFS…
I can see a lot of inflammatory content here - vague accusations about "tire fire" filesystems and how Linux users are "faithful" zealots, blind to the truth, that will have to "admit" their folly and implicitly humble…
I wonder how people feel about adding other names to the Clacks header? It feels a tad lonely for his name to be the only one passed around in this manner. It seems quite like a virtual graveyard, but with only one…
You have a point, but it would be rather jarring to go straight from the light touch of a scissor/butterfly switch to the rigidity of an MX Green or a buckling spring. MX Reds and Browns can be a happy compromise.
The section on http://www.libressl.org/ that starts with: "LibreSSL releases contain several parts" lists said parts, with links to manpages for those parts. For example: https://man.openbsd.org/openssl
But would they provide resistance? As nice as the idea of a fully-free distro is, I have the impression that free distros have a minuscule userbase compared to their non-free counterparts. For an already niche distro,…
Downvotes are appropriate. HN isn't the place for in-jokes or pop culture references.
>don't yearn for a boss to tell which is which. This is not what is being said - I will quote the parent commenter: "Here it seems that an influence / behaviour change campaign could be waged relatively cheaply against…
You don't need to fork the entire OS, though - just provide the relevant non-free packages on top of the regular OS. Guix devs themselves have hinted that "adding impurity to a free OS is much easier than removing…
The issue isn't with the currency, but the lack of pre-paid plans and how that interacts with flat conversion fees. It's also easy to overlook the euro issue when the majority of popular hosting providers charge in…
>They can't keep counterfeits off (I just recently got a 'samsung' battery that would only charge to 80%), Are you sure that it is counterfeit? 80% is a common charging cutoff point for Li-ion batteries to minimise…
Why no proper mention of ATA Secure Erase? It's not an Apple feature, it's a low level SSD feature designed for this.
However, LSoE is not the same as Goldsmiths, which is the college mentioned here. London colleges are generally good but there is quite a lot of variance - between "great" and "the very best".
Could you offer some specific, searchable product names?
This is not true. VT-d and ECC were thought to be removed, but these features were simply unlisted, not removed. Intel Ark now shows them as available, e.g: http://ark.intel.com/products/97143/Intel-Pentium-Processor-...
Please correct me if I'm wrong - isn't this a terrible business decision? It took a small team a year to make a product that is apparently taking the market by storm. Their secret sauce is apparently not some special…
It's - '' - 'U+0003 : <control-0003> (END OF TEXT [ETX])', which is (apparently) invisible on some browser setups.
You're always going to get collisions, the serious ones are with other technical topics/brands/etc. No one is going to mix up a programming language and an airline.
When you feed them unambiguous queries like that, yes. "stdlib" is a very unique word specific to the domain of programming. Things get trickier with terms that have more overlap, and irrelevant results tend to creep…
It's rather strange and ironic, given that Go came from Google, that they used such a search-hostile word. ("Golang" is a lot less problematic, of course. Hell, in an alternate universe, why not "Gol"? Only one more…
You seem to be serious about this, but rather vague on the details, so I wanted to reply, just in case. If you don't already know about ZFS, please look into it. A properly provisioned server with ECC RAM and a ZFS…
I can see a lot of inflammatory content here - vague accusations about "tire fire" filesystems and how Linux users are "faithful" zealots, blind to the truth, that will have to "admit" their folly and implicitly humble…
I wonder how people feel about adding other names to the Clacks header? It feels a tad lonely for his name to be the only one passed around in this manner. It seems quite like a virtual graveyard, but with only one…
You have a point, but it would be rather jarring to go straight from the light touch of a scissor/butterfly switch to the rigidity of an MX Green or a buckling spring. MX Reds and Browns can be a happy compromise.