Actually, it's all of the above. It's an open-source social network of migraine-inducing jews who all play the Battlestar Galactica game. Currently, there's only one member, Greg Egan.
The first problem was that for some reason, I had to re-run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates".
Then I got an error "markerb ArgumentError: invalid byte sequence in US-ASCII" after the command "bundle install --without development test heroku" tells me: Using markerb (1.0.0) from https://github.com/plataformatec/markerb.git (at master) ArgumentError: invalid byte sequence in US-ASCII An error occurred while installing markerb (1.0.0), and Bundler cannot continue. Make sure that `gem install markerb -v '1.0.0'` succeeds before bundling.
Solution turned out here to add the following to.bashrc: export LANG="en_US.UTF-8" export LC_ALL="en_US.UTF-8"
I stopped at the point where you configure the webserver, because SSL is required and I don't have an SSL certificate yet for my private webserver.
Chrissake, this installation is a royal pain in the ass. The number of convoluted steps is just plain crazy.
First, I have to walk through a long, loooong installation instruction for Debian here. Then I turn to the Notes on installing and running, only to end halfway with a crazy error message.
fatal: HTTP request failed Git error: command `git clone 'https://github.com/plataformatec/markerb.git' "/home/diaspora/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p194@diaspora/cache/bundler/git/markerb-6697fe76410a3ed08ce3f5fd8ee64ebddd200665" --bare --no-hardlinks` in directory/home/diaspora/diaspora has failed.
Compiling Ruby from scratch, installing cruft in/usr/local, installing something weird called RVM.... What the fuck happened to./configure && make && make install?
God you really got out of this hell hole on time. That cocksucker from Dice Holdings walks around like he's the king or something. Chrissake he told me to come on time tomorrow! And of course sourceforge is acting up and the guys over there aren't so chummy anymore, we're just another user to them.
Say, do you remember where we put the design document on the private messages system? There's several bugs open, but CowboyNeal wrote that module so you probably have an idea of the "quality" of the code. He's a fucking monkey felcher and you know it.
Anyway, see you Saturday in town. We can talk about Kathleen and Jeff, and again, I'm sorry you had to go through her email to find out about them. I'm going to fucking kill that asshole.
Well, I remember yum hitting 1 GB allocated memory on RedHat 5 when updating. The lead developer told me that he couldn't do anything about that, it was just the size of the repository.
Yum is not bad, but far from a Python poster child.
based on pictures taken of the tech innovator during a 2006 Fortune magazine shoot and shows the Apple Inc. cofounder in a relaxed position, arms crossed loosely over his chest, with a pair of silver-rimmed Lunor glasses perched on his face and wearing a black cotton turtle neck
... with the text "First Class A*hole" carefully embroidered in large, friendly letters.
Nice! The wife has been adamantly polishing her moral compass until it shined. So bright that my idea of a girlfriend on the side got completely blotted out in the radiance. These scientist could help and adjust her moral compas somewhat, so I can get back some of the fun in my life!
Note that my own moral compass points to the gutter, thus it doesn't need adjustment.
Even better is if you have the machine and the user right next to you and shows you how to reproduce the bug, and then leaves the machine with you (and the user leaves the room...or better, the city).
See, this is why I don't log bugs. The chance is just too big where some neckbeard poisons my mountain dew and throws my body in the dumpster, just to fix this bug in peace.
You should treat it like any other thing that you normally insure, in my opinion. The first question whether to insure is, can I pay for repairing myself, out of pocket?
I always need a power outlet nearby when traveling, and I cannot count on it lasting a full day
Last year my iPhone 3G broke (somehow I lost all phone reception), but money was really tight at that point in time. So I bought a cheap Samsung android phone which basically is specced the same as a 3GS. However the battery is replaceable... I bought three extra batteries and when travelling, I always have a bunch of fully-charged batteries. This is such a useful thing when you're travelling, that I'm really doubting whether to go back to an iPhone again. (I do have an iPad).
On the other end of the scale are the books I will be writing. (...) Nearly everyone can be published now. The downside is there isn't any more money to o around.
So your point is: "There is a lot of crap, and the good stuff, like my books, won't be noticed. And if they'll be noticed, I will barely earn any money."
But you act like that's some special case. It's actually normal, don't you see that? People have to work long and hard to get noticed in some markets. I'm a part-time iPhone app developer. What is the chance I'll earn an honest wage for my time? Take a guess. A friend of mine is a musician. Another friend of mine is an actor. I could go on and on.
I'd like to tell authors and publishers: get the fuck off your high horse and join the rest of us. We don't feel entitled to some fairytale stream of money that we somehow "deserve", and neither should you.
could they stop naming the operating system to appeal to six-year-old girls
I'd go with a really brutal naming scheme, that doesn't appeal but actually repels little girls. "Raging death-penis" "Blood-soaked kill-sword" "Liquid-shit-drinking face-eater" "Murderous thunder-horse" "Rampaging destructionoid" That sort of thing. Ringtones could be themed along with the name, whenever a text comes in, you'd hear a soul-wrenching, agonizing scream.
The cook can be infected the same way so you've gotta make sure none of the restaurants that the cook has ever eaten at has a cook who immigrated from an infected country or has eaten at a restaurant where the cook...
Also, since cooks eat other cooks to level up, a high-level cook has a high chance to be infected.
I imagine a sufficiently clever hacker could think of a way to bypass the guest OS and the hypervisor and do wacky things, But it's one hell of a lot harder than breaking out of a JVM sandbox.
At the end of the day, it's totally irrelevant to people who want to play new games on modern GPU's
I wonder, though.... I have the feeling that there are two groups nowadays. People who'd call themselves "gamers", and people who play games but casually enough to not label themselves. It wouldn't surprise me if the second group is much bigger, and these are the exact people who just buy a laptop and then as an afterthought, try to play a game with it. For this group, Intel is creating hardware.
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Thanks, yes, that's true. I did go the extra mile and got an SSL certificate after all.
Actually, it's all of the above. It's an open-source social network of migraine-inducing jews who all play the Battlestar Galactica game. Currently, there's only one member, Greg Egan.
The first problem was that for some reason, I had to re-run "sudo dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates".
Then I got an error "markerb ArgumentError: invalid byte sequence in US-ASCII" after the command "bundle install --without development test heroku" tells me:
Using markerb (1.0.0) from https://github.com/plataformatec/markerb.git (at master)
ArgumentError: invalid byte sequence in US-ASCII
An error occurred while installing markerb (1.0.0), and Bundler cannot continue.
Make sure that `gem install markerb -v '1.0.0'` succeeds before bundling.
Solution turned out here to add the following to .bashrc:
export LANG="en_US.UTF-8"
export LC_ALL="en_US.UTF-8"
I stopped at the point where you configure the webserver, because SSL is required and I don't have an SSL certificate yet for my private webserver.
Chrissake, this installation is a royal pain in the ass. The number of convoluted steps is just plain crazy.
First, I have to walk through a long, loooong installation instruction for Debian here. Then I turn to the Notes on installing and running, only to end halfway with a crazy error message.
diaspora@sirius:~/diaspora$ bundle install --without development test heroku
Fetching gem metadata from http://rubygems.org/......
Fetching gem metadata from http://rubygems.org/..
Fetching https://github.com/plataformatec/markerb.git
error: while accessing https://github.com/plataformatec/markerb.git/info/refs
fatal: HTTP request failed /home/diaspora/diaspora has failed.
Git error: command `git clone 'https://github.com/plataformatec/markerb.git' "/home/diaspora/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p194@diaspora/cache/bundler/git/markerb-6697fe76410a3ed08ce3f5fd8ee64ebddd200665" --bare --no-hardlinks` in directory
Compiling Ruby from scratch, installing cruft in /usr/local, installing something weird called RVM.... What the fuck happened to ./configure && make && make install?
I'm also interested in the reverse. Has the capability of kernel threads started you thinking about a girlfriend on the side?
Har har please someone mod that up +1 funny
Hi Rob,
God you really got out of this hell hole on time. That cocksucker from Dice Holdings walks around like he's the king or something. Chrissake he told me to come on time tomorrow! And of course sourceforge is acting up and the guys over there aren't so chummy anymore, we're just another user to them.
Say, do you remember where we put the design document on the private messages system? There's several bugs open, but CowboyNeal wrote that module so you probably have an idea of the "quality" of the code. He's a fucking monkey felcher and you know it.
Anyway, see you Saturday in town. We can talk about Kathleen and Jeff, and again, I'm sorry you had to go through her email to find out about them. I'm going to fucking kill that asshole.
Cheers
Timothy
If you're on the side of MS in this matter, then you are against the industry effort to create a Do Not Track standard.
Knowing Adobe, I would actually expect the service to get better.
Well, I remember yum hitting 1 GB allocated memory on RedHat 5 when updating. The lead developer told me that he couldn't do anything about that, it was just the size of the repository.
Yum is not bad, but far from a Python poster child.
He does have a point. I love Red Hat and derivatives, I program daily in Python, but you can call yum anything but speedy.
based on pictures taken of the tech innovator during a 2006 Fortune magazine shoot and shows the Apple Inc. cofounder in a relaxed position, arms crossed loosely over his chest, with a pair of silver-rimmed Lunor glasses perched on his face and wearing a black cotton turtle neck
... with the text "First Class A*hole" carefully embroidered in large, friendly letters.
Next time I'll take a page out of your book and log my bugs anonymously :)
Nice! The wife has been adamantly polishing her moral compass until it shined. So bright that my idea of a girlfriend on the side got completely blotted out in the radiance. These scientist could help and adjust her moral compas somewhat, so I can get back some of the fun in my life!
Note that my own moral compass points to the gutter, thus it doesn't need adjustment.
Even better is if you have the machine and the user right next to you and shows you how to reproduce the bug, and then leaves the machine with you (and the user leaves the room...or better, the city).
See, this is why I don't log bugs. The chance is just too big where some neckbeard poisons my mountain dew and throws my body in the dumpster, just to fix this bug in peace.
You should treat it like any other thing that you normally insure, in my opinion. The first question whether to insure is, can I pay for repairing myself, out of pocket?
If yes, don't insure. That's my personal policy.
I always need a power outlet nearby when traveling, and I cannot count on it lasting a full day
Last year my iPhone 3G broke (somehow I lost all phone reception), but money was really tight at that point in time. So I bought a cheap Samsung android phone which basically is specced the same as a 3GS. However the battery is replaceable... I bought three extra batteries and when travelling, I always have a bunch of fully-charged batteries. This is such a useful thing when you're travelling, that I'm really doubting whether to go back to an iPhone again. (I do have an iPad).
As Confucius said "Find a job you like, and you will never work again"
That was easy for him to say. Confucius famously owned several brothels.
On the other end of the scale are the books I will be writing. (...) Nearly everyone can be published now. The downside is there isn't any more money to o around.
So your point is: "There is a lot of crap, and the good stuff, like my books, won't be noticed. And if they'll be noticed, I will barely earn any money."
But you act like that's some special case. It's actually normal, don't you see that? People have to work long and hard to get noticed in some markets. I'm a part-time iPhone app developer. What is the chance I'll earn an honest wage for my time? Take a guess. A friend of mine is a musician. Another friend of mine is an actor. I could go on and on.
I'd like to tell authors and publishers: get the fuck off your high horse and join the rest of us. We don't feel entitled to some fairytale stream of money that we somehow "deserve", and neither should you.
could they stop naming the operating system to appeal to six-year-old girls
I'd go with a really brutal naming scheme, that doesn't appeal but actually repels little girls.
"Raging death-penis"
"Blood-soaked kill-sword"
"Liquid-shit-drinking face-eater"
"Murderous thunder-horse"
"Rampaging destructionoid"
That sort of thing. Ringtones could be themed along with the name, whenever a text comes in, you'd hear a soul-wrenching, agonizing scream.
The cook can be infected the same way so you've gotta make sure none of the restaurants that the cook has ever eaten at has a cook who immigrated from an infected country or has eaten at a restaurant where the cook...
Also, since cooks eat other cooks to level up, a high-level cook has a high chance to be infected.
You get the Vika Amon table top (under $40) and the Vika Bysske table legs
Sounds nice in theory, but is it sturdy enough to have sex on? That should be your main question when shopping for furniture.
I imagine a sufficiently clever hacker could think of a way to bypass the guest OS and the hypervisor and do wacky things, But it's one hell of a lot harder than breaking out of a JVM sandbox.
No, it's not:
Script Error Opens up Security Hole in Xen 3.0.3
It's an easy trap to fall for, I grant you that. I was on the same line of thinking until my server got hacked with exactly the above mentioned bug.
At the end of the day, it's totally irrelevant to people who want to play new games on modern GPU's
I wonder, though.... I have the feeling that there are two groups nowadays. People who'd call themselves "gamers", and people who play games but casually enough to not label themselves. It wouldn't surprise me if the second group is much bigger, and these are the exact people who just buy a laptop and then as an afterthought, try to play a game with it. For this group, Intel is creating hardware.
And let's not forget it was Google who suffered a major crash that lost people's emails, so you can't truth them on reliability either.
The accounts were restored. Don't take my word for it, read the Wall Street Journal.