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odc··on Pillow-SIMD: improving the performance of image processing
Is there any chance the ImageMagick developers would consider adding such optimizations?
odc··on Why is nobody using SSL client certificates? (2008)
Would it be so crazy to have a standard javascript API that websites could use to store or remove certificates from the browser? With user validation of course.
odc··on OOSMOS, the Object Oriented State Machine Operating System, Is Now Open Source
So this is just a fancy event loop?
odc··on Show HN: TOP.ST – Real-time news ratings
This is great! I like the minimalist design. Bookmarked!
odc··on Manyland
Why is Firefox still to slow to play this?
odc··on From Vim to Emacs
You guys need to start doing some real work instead of playing with your editor all the time...
odc··on CVE-2014-7169: Bash Fix Incomplete, Still Exploitable
Yes, this exploit can be used on any script or program that uses system(), whatever language you use.

Using bash as the default /bin/sh is the real bug here.

odc··on Shout – A web IRC client
Another great web IRC client: http://convos.by/

I still prefer Convos for all its built-in features and great community.

odc··on ShellCheck – Online shell script analyzer
Does it work better than bash -n?
odc··on An Internet-Ready OS From Scratch in a Week – Rump Kernels on Bare Metal
This makes me think of MirageOS but with more drivers and I don't have to learn OCaml.
odc··on OpenJK
I love this! Works better than Wine. And I don't have to install 32 bits libraries.
odc··on Mojolicious – Perl real-time web framework
I love the combo Mojolicious + Mango (the MongoDB driver). They allow to build a completely non-blocking applications very easily.
odc··on Mojolicious – Perl real-time web framework
These instructions are for people unfamiliar with perl and CPAN.

Developers are supposed to do "cpanm Mojolicious", like for any other perl module.

odc··on CSS animated loading indicators
Very nice! Although I hope this won't be mainstream too soon as this uses 10% of my CPU (Firefox on Linux).
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