KonradKlause

valgrind, is only available for a few platforms/architectures. If you are unable to writer proper C programs without valgrind's help, please go home. :-)

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"This looks like css. It could also be haskell, though. I'm not completely sure."

Erm, okay...

CentOS does not mention Red Hat and Red Hat does not mention CentOS. That's the deal...

For the German readers, fefe predicted node.php:

http://blog.fefe.de/?ts=b1b92654

"Sorry, your IP address shows you are coming from a country that requires us to block access to this particular site."

Is .at now on the axis of evil?

Why underused?

It's it well known and heavily used.

"OpenCVS is to be released soon." since 2004

Let's hope that it does not end like: http://www.opencvs.org

- NAT64 support in PF using the af-to keyword.

Sounds really interesting.

The page links also to a C IAQ: http://www.seebs.net/faqs/c-iaq.html

I've never seen that many wrong C statements. :-)

Feel free to ignore it :-)

tr;dl: eglibc maintainers take over glibc

Looks like the author of the C solution has never written a lot of C, but too much C++. ;-D

AFAIK it's -e, not -E.

This covers only x8_64

OMG, you really don't get it, right?

An IT consultant/software architect who thinks he can compare C and C++ by calling a random sort function makes me sad...

Reading your blog's "About me" section makes me sad.

"I am working as a freelance software architect, IT consultant, ..."

> Ok, but no one uses telnetd, right?

No. Telnet is heavily used in industrial environments.

True. But it's still not a drop-in replacement for NAT.

Because NAT is easier.

And yes, NAT is bad, ugly and from hell.

At home I have 10 computers. I want that only _one_ IPv6 address is visible to servers in the internet...

Topology hiding.

No, please don't tell me about socks or other proxy solutions.

Ups, wrong link: http://marc.info/?l=linux-netdev&m=132185445023922&w...

Therefore, it's insecure by design? ;-)

I'm wondering how good the IPv6 support is.

>OpenBSD is great because the man pages aren't absolute shit like Linux and networking is so much better. Linux wifi drivers are absolute crap in comparison.

For example?

The author seems not to know that in C++ structs and classes are the same. The only difference betweem them is that in classes the default acccess mode is private and for structs it's public.

Thanks!

I hate slideshare so much.

"no more SSH for developers" is wrong. Please read carefully: " This new infrastructure will no longer have shell access to the git repositories"

kernel.org is more than one server...