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Comment #19161350
Is there a nice alternative for seq or jot ? Something neater than for-loop in awk ?
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Comment #19064086
~/etc would have been so nice.
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Comment #18635055
Via Xlib, with USB keyboard, 10 Hz starts to become uncomfortable, 10% in system time. Had to test ! :)
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Comment #18559717
Just as random someone who likes reading your posts, maybe there's a third way: An appendix in handbook that links to blogs like yours. I see that there already is "an aggregation …
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Comment #18282516
Also, it's better shielded than twisted pair. It's funny, keeping everything else constant, the center conductor can move quite a bit away from the exact axial center of the shield…
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Comment #18146677
Regarding 1) could you offset ptr backwards and y forward, so that last iny makes zero?
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Comment #18074003
You could fork a "forker" process, early in the program and use pipes to make it do what you can't later in time. socketpairs if you need to send descriptors as well. closefrom(2) …
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Comment #18031577
It also partially depends on how the client program has configured her windows, and how the X server handles related stuff.
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Comment #17958422
If you liked that, you might also like http://homepage.divms.uiowa.edu/~jones/bcd/decimal.html
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Comment #17949715
I've found a solution to keep most "cabley things" in order. I keep them straight, high up the wall, in a 2m wide hanger made from 1x1 wood. Hanger is high enough for mouse & cord,…
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Comment #17946252
There's a neat way to roll cables, called Roadie Wrap. Best described in video, but basically, you alternate the twist direction while you add each loop to the roll. Every other ti…
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Comment #17925388
I don't get the reasoning. Unweathered sharp sand has more surface area than stuff that has been tumbling in water for a long time, no? In my experience the received wisdom is, tha…
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Comment #17910190
Water lily seeds float away with help from some gas. Wikipedia tells it's just trapped air, but ...
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Comment #17896132
Not directly related to ice, but... A fellow lives near a new wind farm, and a TV transmitter. Both the windmills and the TV tower are in direct view. He, and I assume also others …
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Comment #17875205
Thanks. I grabbed a multimeter and checked the first part I could find. 1mV DC covered, 10mV DC uncovered (it's a bleak cloudy day). Magnifying glass reveals it's a 6v2 zener :)
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Comment #17874382
Are there any other accidentally light sensitive devices?
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Comment #17829232
Voyager transmitters are in 10 watt range. On 2 and 8 GHz bands. Lots of interesting reading, for those so inclined, at https://descanso.jpl.nasa.gov/DPSummary/Descanso4--Voyager_n…
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Comment #17795078
Article did not spesifically mention air layers, temperature inversion and downward refracted sound waves. Curved waves in the images imply this condition, no? Tropospheric propaga…
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Comment #17773074
One possibility is to carefully arrange file descriptors manually, so that fds 0 and 1/2 go to the socket. Check out dup2(2). But that's not probably what you want, or sensible.
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Comment #17767691
Strange to use 0x0 instead of NULL in XOpenDisplay().
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Comment #17739905
'From Acorn to Arabella', ongoing shipbuilding series on youtube, recently taught me how insane lead ballasts even a small ship can/must have.
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Comment #17677644
Regular bathing forces you to do lots of auxiliary physical activity. Firewood, ashes, etc. Enough to distort statistics.
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Comment #17581007
The wood looks like somewhat dried aspen, not the worst to chop. Not to dismiss her skill, at all.
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Comment #17580968
Funny, I'm always knee deep in long shavings when cutting that way, much shorter knotty lumps which won't split with an axe. Matter of wood, or special chain perhaps? Birch, pine, …
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Comment #17534506
If there is no ice on the lake, how about water motocross. With a dirt bike, not an aquabike/waterjet. https://yle.fi/uutiset/3-10298809 (finnish text).