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    Comment #14442328

    This is the output I got, tab separated: 2017-05-29T13:37+0200 DEBUG: Garply exited with 0. 2017-05-29T14:55+0200 ERR: PLUGH QUUX CORGE! ^tab All you have to do is substitute tab f…

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    Comment #14441680

    "grep ^2017-05-29 /var/log/somefile | grep -v 'INFO|WARN' | tail -n5 | cut -f1 -f3" Did you mean cut -d' ' -f1,3? Assuming delimiter is a space the above example can be reduced to:…

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    Comment #14425338

    No Javascript version: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/opentimestamps/opentimesta... https://archive.org/download/opentimestamps-calendar-backups... https://ia801509.us.archive.o…

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    Comment #14421579

    "Mozilla's founding mission was to build the Web by building a browser." I have been using the Web since 1993. I always thought the Web had the definition given in its Wikipedia en…

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    Comment #14404634

    "Javascript Required." "Oh snap! Your browser doesn't support Javascript." I have seen so many of these Javascript-only "websites" posted on HN I am wondering is this coming from s…

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    Comment #14396436

    Fact: Certain federal judges were getting a disproportionate amount of patent cases. Consider: Over time, it is possible judges in other jurisdictions did not like this. (Why?) Que…

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    Comment #14396287

    "Every commodity system that has tried to do without PMMUs has failed..." I would like to read about these. Anyone have any pointers?

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    Sed -i

    -i is a "non-standard FreeBSD extension" I have never understood the use for it. To save typing? If we deny sed permission to write to any other file will it still work? Could it b…

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    Comment #14390385

    Using links is both better and easier. amp html pages look great in links.

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    Comment #14389986

    I know there was just a discussion yesterday on how amp is awful but it still is useful, e.g., to read WSJ articles. curl -o 1.htm https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/the-quants-run-w…

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    Comment #14389642

    I read that Windows 10 uses peer-to-peer file sharing with any other Windows hosts it locates on the same network. This way each Windows computer does not have to connect to Micros…

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    Comment #14384243

    Regarding the "right to go offline", I see an increasing trend of non-networking software that inexplicably "requires" the user to have an internet connection. This trend may have …

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    Comment #14378157

    Commenters are confusing ads versus tracking. Remember that it is possible to track users without the use of ads. A browser written by an organization that profits from ad revenue …

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    Comment #14367513

    I like your page about making Android executables, especially the quote from Carmac and comment about the vurtues of being control freak. Have you tried to do the same thing for iO…

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    Comment #14339299

    The real question should be: Can Microsoft write an OS that does not have to be constantly patched, month after month? We know they have written such things as part of research. Bu…

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    Comment #14338918

    Do you mean secretive about how it works or do you mean secretive about its existence? There is a driver for it in the Linux kernel source tree. Looks like it came in maybe around …

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    Comment #14336302

    Non-paywall, non-Facebook link: https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/robots-arent-destroying-eno... as in fetch -4o 0.htm https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/robots-arent-destroying-enoug…

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    Comment #14332254

    True. But the idea I had in mind with this question was that there is often an initial free source of high value code and then someone may add an addtional amount of their own code…

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    Comment #14326126

    The author's first sentence regarding "novice" shell programmers I think may be applicable to the other submission about shell scripts currently on the front page. For example, in …