Yes, I have a noisy fan and if the browser makes it turn on it's distracting.
it's not bad because of misguided intentions, it's bad because it lacks resources. really badly, even.
Cairo is currently desperately asking for development help, so uhh... https://people.gnome.org/~federico/blog/helping-cairo.html
Mad respect to sales guy. I'm doing the same and avoiding arms companies (my background is very useful for military research). I acknowledge some warfare may be legitimate (having been bombed myself), but arms companies…
I have an awful ISP - having a local mirror is a massive improvement. It almost seems like the web is unusable aside from companies large enough to have a mirror here.
Why do you need ACLs to run a few services on their own server?
> Breaking dords into bytes and vice-versa involves long sequences of shifts and logical operations modern MIPS has "ext" and "ins", which are probably an improvement in that regard. > plentiful-yet-unhelpfully-named…
I'm assuming you're talking about the reviewer and long term contributor side of it. personally I found initial setup as a drive-by contributor to be very tedious. GitHub is the lowest friction because I already have an…
asserts are for diagnostic-enabled code, don't use them for security checks.
tnftp does HTTP and HTTPS. the command name is a misnomer.
Libarchive (sometimes known as bsdtar) supports 7z with an independent implementation.
As for NetBSD, there's hundreds of people with commit access and a small group of respected developers to resolve disputes, with some extra democracy / laws restricting it. FreeBSD is similar but I never bothered to…
Linus Torvalds again uses abusive wording when he could've made his point just as clearly without it. As the leader of a project he should avoid that - it's massively detrimental that contributors fear being the target…
Notify groups who have to develop fixes (in this case: OS, compiler developers). Especially when they have a record of not violating embargoes and good faith in fixing issues. When the longer time for fixes is done,…
Our git repository went down when crawlers decided to index it
Those captchas are the worst. Google asks me to answer one whenever I make search queries in the middle of the night.
just a heads up, skia doesn't work on big endian.
the first gulf war was in 1990 and the US was a party to it
Below the surface there's an abnormally high rate of PTSD and a small percentage of people who fail to function.
Visiting my family on the weekends, not giving myself a hard time for failing to do things that are optional, making sure I don't accidentally skip meals.
You should blame whoever gave advance notice to Apple and allowed them to patch the issue, but didn't do the same for FreeBSD.
I'm a netbsd developer and run netbsd. I think most active netbsd developers do. a lot of former netbsd developers are still hanging around and contributing to pkgsrc while using it on OS X or linux, I don't think…
netbsd hasn't dropped the ball wrt backporting the changes, they are all in there, even for netbsd-6. here's one of the requests for the old stable netbsd-6 branches: http://releng.netbsd.org/cgi-bin/req-6.cgi?show=1482…
Yes, I have a noisy fan and if the browser makes it turn on it's distracting.
it's not bad because of misguided intentions, it's bad because it lacks resources. really badly, even.
Cairo is currently desperately asking for development help, so uhh... https://people.gnome.org/~federico/blog/helping-cairo.html
Mad respect to sales guy. I'm doing the same and avoiding arms companies (my background is very useful for military research). I acknowledge some warfare may be legitimate (having been bombed myself), but arms companies…
I have an awful ISP - having a local mirror is a massive improvement. It almost seems like the web is unusable aside from companies large enough to have a mirror here.
Why do you need ACLs to run a few services on their own server?
> Breaking dords into bytes and vice-versa involves long sequences of shifts and logical operations modern MIPS has "ext" and "ins", which are probably an improvement in that regard. > plentiful-yet-unhelpfully-named…
I'm assuming you're talking about the reviewer and long term contributor side of it. personally I found initial setup as a drive-by contributor to be very tedious. GitHub is the lowest friction because I already have an…
asserts are for diagnostic-enabled code, don't use them for security checks.
tnftp does HTTP and HTTPS. the command name is a misnomer.
Libarchive (sometimes known as bsdtar) supports 7z with an independent implementation.
As for NetBSD, there's hundreds of people with commit access and a small group of respected developers to resolve disputes, with some extra democracy / laws restricting it. FreeBSD is similar but I never bothered to…
Linus Torvalds again uses abusive wording when he could've made his point just as clearly without it. As the leader of a project he should avoid that - it's massively detrimental that contributors fear being the target…
Notify groups who have to develop fixes (in this case: OS, compiler developers). Especially when they have a record of not violating embargoes and good faith in fixing issues. When the longer time for fixes is done,…
Our git repository went down when crawlers decided to index it
Those captchas are the worst. Google asks me to answer one whenever I make search queries in the middle of the night.
just a heads up, skia doesn't work on big endian.
the first gulf war was in 1990 and the US was a party to it
Below the surface there's an abnormally high rate of PTSD and a small percentage of people who fail to function.
Visiting my family on the weekends, not giving myself a hard time for failing to do things that are optional, making sure I don't accidentally skip meals.
You should blame whoever gave advance notice to Apple and allowed them to patch the issue, but didn't do the same for FreeBSD.
I'm a netbsd developer and run netbsd. I think most active netbsd developers do. a lot of former netbsd developers are still hanging around and contributing to pkgsrc while using it on OS X or linux, I don't think…
netbsd hasn't dropped the ball wrt backporting the changes, they are all in there, even for netbsd-6. here's one of the requests for the old stable netbsd-6 branches: http://releng.netbsd.org/cgi-bin/req-6.cgi?show=1482…