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Comment #17975239
For those who don't know, the term "daemon" as used in computing is a reference to Maxwell's demon, since it's doing its work in the background.
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Comment #17285270
The biggest thing I've been missing since I started using FastMail is labels. My workflow in GMail used labels pretty heavily, and I've been able to get pretty close using saved se…
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Comment #16154487
This has happened to me with labels before, too. I'll do a search for all things that have a label and are in my inbox, and then archive them. I'll then go back to my inbox, and se…
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Comment #15538736
I do all of my development on a remote box. All of my work is in a screen session, so I can always reattach to it. Since that box is a lot more stable than my Mac is, it doesn't ta…
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Comment #14312300
Postgres' network types [0] are very useful, especially when you use the > operators to query for addresses contained in a subnet. [0] https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/static/da…
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Comment #11914587
Manta doesn't run on a proprietary OS, but runs on SmartOS, a distribution of illumos [1][2]. In fact, almost everything at Joyent is open source, including all of Manta [3]. As fo…
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Comment #11891385
In addition to Windows and Mac OS X, illumos and I believe all of the BSDs require you to use libc for the same reason. I'm sure that they exist, but I don't know of any kernels ot…
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Comment #11745474
You might want to try booting without graphics and accessing it via a serial port, to see if that makes a difference. See this e-mail thread for a discussion: https://www.mail-arch…
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Comment #11672587
Is there a way to do the reverse, and convert a Git repository into a BitKeeper repository? I found the fast-export manual page: https://www.bitkeeper.org/man/fast-export.html But …
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Comment #11561253
Things that complain about tabs vs spaces and other code layout concerns are style checkers. Linters complain about the actual content of the program, and enforce certain behavior.…
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Comment #11532039
Your biggest concern seems to be that a litigious Oracle could come after someone using an illumos-based system: > It's best to just avoid using any I.P. from a company like that u…
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Comment #11428600
The search I have the most trouble with is searching for things that match a label and are in my inbox. GMail will consistently miss messages. I don't know what it is about them, b…
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Comment #11392217
It's hard to find an exact date, but according to this blog post, it looks like it was removed in June 2010: http://os-solaris.ru/en/lx-brand-dlya-openindiana-151a/
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Comment #11391938
You can't use lx-branded zones in Solaris anymore, but SmartOS has revived and continued the project, and OmniOS has started porting the bits into their distribution, too.
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Comment #10902903
linc01n's comment was a little unclear. SmartOS isn't doing anything with the LXC protect. What SmartOS has done is revived the branded zones code from Sun for emulating Linux syst…
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Comment #10856253
In Firefox's developer toolbar (Tools -> Web Developer -> Developer Toolbar), you can type 'screenshot --fullpage' and it will save an image of the entire page for you.
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Comment #10145699
Thank you for your site! When I first started using the shell, I found it useful for discovering new utilities. I still use it whenever I find myself on Windows and needing a cmd e…
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Comment #9723041
There's a Wikipedia article on this, it seems: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainhill_Trials