brokenparser

...but not harder and stronger.

"Hey Michael, systemd is going to handle networking!" His response: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31g0YE61PLQ

Yep, HP made it a policy to sign all their vulnerable firmwares. The procedure remains the same: please print this document to commence firmware upgrade. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRGEnakrx9o

So you have to click on the ad to select a file? Or would it support drag and drop only?

But be careful, there might be an exloit lurking inside

No need for Google, just use man.

So if you run anything other than Ubuntu inside Docker, this is useless because the steps to build your own aren't outlined.

I find Docker to be horribly counter-intuitive and ass-backwards anyway, so not much harm done there as people are in general better off with something else entirely (plain lxc, libvirt, virtualbox, xen, openvz...). I recommend to steer away from it at least until 1.0 is out.

EDIT: I put it in my .plan to build a better BusyBox image aimed at running statically compiled programs with minimal baggage, but I'm not sure when I'll get a round tuit*

*: http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NDgwWDY0MA==/z/z-4AAOxyUrZSr82N/$_...

  watch: execute something on a schedule *in realtime*

  printf: change the format of output

  apropos: info on commands

  dd: disk writing

  ss: socket statistics (show apps *using the Internet*)

Almost but not quite.

Woohoo! Me too, pretty please?

That will only work on Mac OS X. Just use "font-family: sans-serif", it'll look fine on any system.

A strange site, it doesn't support IP at all: http://ip6.nl/#!ipinfo.io

It merely does legacy IP, so what's the point?

That game is even worse

Thanks! copy... paste...

And the results are in: http://i.imgur.com/6KMvhIa.png

(It appears that this comment itself is only good enough when I include this sentence.)

Or perhaps the NSA was set up by the campaign organisers so they would have something to run an anti-campaign against.

Well then he already won 17 years ago when MSFT released NetShow player for Linux and some flavours of Unix.

http://linuxmafia.com/pub/linux/apps/netshow_linux.html

It was announced here a month ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7037548

He's actually on a temporary asylum in Russia, his stay in Hong Kong was short lived.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Snowden#Temporary_asylu...

You might as well give them password-less sudo. Also, why are you changing permissions on the socket at all? The default is 660 which seems perfectly fine to me, if it's currently 666 you just gave everything on your box free root access.

Read this https://github.com/dotcloud/docker/issues/1369

Zuckerberg isn't a con, he's an entrepreneur and a successful one at that. He even created jobs in third world countries :)

Systemd makes my life difficult. Case in point: I want to stop cups, so I run "sudo service cups stop". This appears to work, but then it prints out a warning along the lines of:

  cups was stopped, but it can still be activated by:
  - cups.sprocket
  - cups.latch

What are these things and why are they there at all? How do I shut them off? It doesn't tell, so stopping a service has become pointless. If I tell it to stop, make it stop!

What's wrong with Emacs?

I find this story quite sad because the original Dungeon Keeper predated app stores, shady rating techniques and was really awesome. (This: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dungeon_Keeper )

Hello, do you happen to be one of those y'know... Terrorists?

Ah, which plugin are you using? Or are you rolling your own?

Also, you need more protocol relative URIs to fix the project pages.

Facebook? Really?

I'd say Grunt is Maven because IDEs have no way to figure out beforehand what the build process will do.

Give me back my vertical screen real estate!

(inspect element... untick position: fixed... done)

It's better for the NSA to collect all your data now than when you've set us up the bomb.

I love the irony in this flawed line of thinking here.

It would be nice to have this as a real Spotify app, they're written in HTML5 so it's pretty easy to do.

Go back to 4chan ;)