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philkrylov

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About philkrylov

https://github.com/tuffnatty

Recent public activity

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    Comment #47708427

    bash, zsh, and ksh93 support `exec -a` especially for this case.

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    Comment #47689268

    Hi, thanks for your project! Do you accept pull requests? https://github.com/simonw/datasette/pull/2616 https://github.com/simonw/datasette/pull/2617

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    Comment #47549865

    Hi, adding WS2812B LED strips of arbitrary length would be awesome! Scrolling the canvas is sometimes problematic. Otherwise very interesting.

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    Comment #43173062

    Hi, I am still blocked with "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.14; rv:109.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/115.0"

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    Comment #43054254

    hrx looks much better, as txtar can't include, e.g., other txtar files

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    Comment #42900858

    The main problem with them is they are not working yet and there are not enough people working on improving that.

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    Comment #42662161

    The link shows a list of firmwares. The actual sources are at https://github.com/Freetz-NG/freetz-ng - but it's not the original FritzBox firmware sources: > Freetz is a toolbox fo…

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    Comment #41308894

    > for (int i = 0; i > A modern compiler will optimize this redundancy away No, it won't: https://godbolt.org/z/xbzz4cEq3

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    Comment #40854999

    > yes, ZFS can be configured to use a WAL too for durability ZFS always uses ZIL for sync writes. You can optionally set `sync=disabled` for a dataset to switch it off. I would not…

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    Comment #40775032

    Only with GNU su. A portable though limited replacement would be something like alias sudo="su root -c"

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    Comment #39989251

    The heredoc in the script is never terminated. Probably it's not the production version but one for publishing ;-)

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    Comment #39973134

    Actually, using DEBUG for creating anything besides one or two simple DOS/BIOS calls was a PITA due to the lack of symbolic labels. After that, the MASM/TASM boilerplate started to…

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    Comment #39820570

    The article suggests using NFC normalization as a simple solution, but fails to mention that HFS+ always does NFD normalization to file names, and APFS kinda does not but some laye…

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    Comment #39249443

    Looking at your search results, there's just one recent ZFS corruption case with SEEK_DATA/SEEK_HOLE (in several HN reflections), a 2-year old Ubuntu-only buggy patch story, and so…

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    Comment #39245804

    PostgreSQL does not use SEEK_DATA/SEEK_HOLE so they're ok

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    Comment #38833874

    Although being faster in some cases, ripgrep lacks archive search support (no, transparent decompression ignoring the archive structure is not enough) which works great in ugrep.

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    Comment #38437616

    just 4 CGA colors, to be exact

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    Comment #37720431

    Right. At least for some time...

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    Comment #37236115

    > the cost, besides having to actually create the file systems, is that moving data between them isn't instant. No more the case after block cloning support goes production: https:…

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    Comment #37213259

    Soltek SL-75KAV was the first motherboard I've bought on my first salary! Was working great for 5 years or so before getting heavily outdated.

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    Comment #37210537

    It is not, at least on FreeBSD and NetBSD.

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    Comment #36963960

    At least error reporting has been improved recently: https://nim-lang.org/blog/2023/03/31/version-20-rc2.html

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    Comment #35661321

    Some typedefs were promoted to 64-bit but it's the same Win32 API, even the name has not changed

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    Comment #33078138

    openzfsonosx is a ZoL/OpenZFS2 fork. NetBSD ZFS is a fork of FreeBSD 10 ZFS.