2010/2/8-18 [Computer/SW/Apps/Media, Computer/SW/Apps] UID:53695 Activity:kinda low | 2/5 I like Adobe Flash. When written correctly, it scales along
with your browser size. It looks consistent on every single
browser. It is predictable. On the other hand, I'm not a big
fan of CSS/HTML, which for the most part, look wildly different
between browsers, and don't even work consistently or
correctly at times. So why do so many people (like Steve Jobs)
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2009/4/20-23 [Computer/SW/Database] UID:52876 Activity:nil | 4/19 ORCL u SUNW = ORCL.
What is Larry Ellison thinking? What is he going to do with a bunch of
legacy Sun hardware that no one uses anymore, its fading workstation
customer base, and open source Sun MySQL that doesn't even generate
revenue? I really don't get all this acquisition business.
\_ A lot of big companies still use big, fat Sun hardware. Or use
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2009/1/15-23 [Computer/SW/OS/OsX] UID:52398 Activity:nil | 1/15 can any serious development be done on OSX that is not *for OSX*.
i'll grant that ruby on rails has excellent tutorials for the mac.
discuss:
\_ What kind of serious development? If you want to use the standard
OSX ui then your ui code will be pretty much useless elsewhere,
but that's why concepts like MVC are so important. Otherwise
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2008/11/29-12/6 [Computer/SW/OS/FreeBSD, Computer/SW/OS/VM] UID:52129 Activity:moderate | 11/29 I'm experimenting with virtualization, and as a poor college student
I'm wondering what the best alternatives for virtualization are, and
how best to cut my teeth on messing with non-linux platforms (or I
guess interesting stuff on Linux would work too). Right now I've got
FreeBSD7 running on KVM on my home computer (on a Core 2 Quad), and am
somewhat at a loss as to how to use it. (More details: bridged
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2008/11/14-26 [Computer/SW/OS/Linux, Computer/SW/OS/Solaris] UID:51989 Activity:moderate | 11/14 lulz why doesn't GOOG buy JAVA i mean SUN i mean whatever the hell they
are these days.
\_ Even GOOG isn't THAT stupid
\_ Sorry, but WHY would Google do something like that? They
run 99.2% Linux servers on the backend. They don't use
Solaris for development. I mean, what does Sun have to
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2008/9/24-29 [Computer/SW/OS/Windows, Computer/SW/OS/Solaris] UID:51283 Activity:nil | 9/24 Why is nscd going crazy? DoS?
\- back in the solaris say 2.5-2.6 era, it had both some bugs
(some malformed nis maps made it go crazy) and architectural
flaws in the IPC/door+threading mechanism. if you are running
OS-recent, dunno, but you can trace it.
\_ Yeah, I think it's just buggy. I've restarted it, and it seems
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2008/3/30-4/6 [Computer/SW/OS/Solaris] UID:49614 Activity:nil | 3/30 Question: I just deleted 60 GB of files from an 80 GB disk. The
disk activity lights were blinking like crazy and I could hear the
drive crunch while the data was deleted. This is under Solaris.
Anyway, I think UNIX uses unlink() when files are deleted. Shouldn't
it just update the free list on the superblock and call it a day?
What is all the crunching about?
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2007/11/27-30 [Computer/SW/Languages/C_Cplusplus, Computer/SW/OS/Solaris] UID:48701 Activity:high | 11/27 I'm using select to do a nonblocking check to see if a single socket
has anything to read off it. Problem is, I can have up to 12228
file descriptors, and Linux fd_set only supports up to 4096. Any idea
what I can do about this? (Or a better solution?) -jrleek
\- 1. who are you
2. i am busy this week and you didnt mention language
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2011/10/26-12/6 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:54202 Activity:nil | 10/24 What's an easy way to see if say column 3 of a file matches a list of
expressions in a file? Basically I want to combine "grep -f <file>"
to store the patterns and awk's $3 ~ /(AAA|BBB|CCC)/ ... I realize
I can do this with "egrep -f " and use regexp instead of strings, but
was wondering if there was some magic way to do this.
\_ UNIX has no magic. Make a shell script to produce the ask or egrep
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2011/3/12-4/20 [Consumer/CellPhone, Computer/HW/Laptop] UID:54057 Activity:nil | 3/12 I am curious what others think of tablets like iPad. They don't seem
useful to me, but I use my computer for more than web browsing,
Facebook, and Twitter. Why would I buy one instead of a laptop?
They seem like a disabled laptop to me, but at a higher price.
\_ You are most likely a coder. iPad is not for coders. They are
what you get your non-technical friends. Or musicians. Look at
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2011/2/6-19 [Computer/Networking] UID:54028 Activity:nil | 2/5 hmm.
$netstat -at | grep LISTEN
tcp 0 0 *:43300 *:* LISTEN
\_ this is an sshd
tcp 0 0 *:49416 *:* LISTEN
tcp 0 0 *:36201 *:* LISTEN
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2009/1/25-29 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:52456 Activity:low | 1/23 may the awesome rootstaff please apt-get install:
colorgcc, colordiff, colormake
thanks!
\_ Done. In the future email such requests to root@csua for
faster response
\_ totally, understood. Altho yeah I do like asking for
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2008/10/14-20 [Computer/SW/Languages/Misc, Computer/SW/Languages/Web] UID:51527 Activity:nil | 10/14 2 apache 2.0.52 servers running on Linux boxes. Identical httpd.conf
files (except for ServerName). But on one, if a CGI script takes
longer than 300 seconds, it times out. The other, not. Why is that?
\_ Perhaps network equipment configuration. Or try comparing settings
in /proc/sys/net.
\_ I ran /sbin/sysctl -a | grep tcp, all settings are the same.
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2008/9/3 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:51030 Activity:nil | 9/3 Okay, my sed and awk skills are obviously not up to par here.
I want to only see the "500's" in my apache error log, how do I
do that? I want to see the whole line, not just the 500 error code.
Never mind, grep " 500 " is close enough.
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2008/7/14-16 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl, Computer/SW/Unix] UID:50557 Activity:moderate | 7/14 Shell Programming question: I want to call a script with 1 arg
and have it figure out whether $1 is a MAC address or an IP address
and then do call the appropriate function. What is the best way
to do this, given that sh/bash/ksh do not have something like
the =~ in perl. Check for exit status of grep, or is there a
a better way? For the moment, let's just say the two tests are:
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2007/9/4-6 [Computer/Rants] UID:47882 Activity:moderate | 9/4 Happy Labor Day! Thank you, Labor, for weekends, mandatory breaks,
and a generally un-serf-like workplace.
\_ There are a few books coming out about how horrible the
New Deal was for America. I love it.
New Deal was for America.
\_ There are also books out about how much the Jews control
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2007/8/18 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:47649 Activity:nil | 8/17 How to I grep to exclude all lines with more than 1 / ?
\_ After reading the grep man page:
grep -v -E '/[^/]*/' myFile
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2007/6/12-14 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:46925 Activity:high | 6/12 Inside of a C++ program, I do a "ps | grep usename" for logging
purposes. where username = getenv("USER"); Doing this directly is a
gigantic security hole because someone could set $USER to some command
line and execute arbitrary code. What's the best way to make this
safe? Is there some standard way to check the input in a case like
this?
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2007/4/13-16 [Computer/SW/Languages/C_Cplusplus, Computer/SW/Languages/Perl] UID:46288 Activity:kinda low | 4/12 Just finished a programming quiz. Do you think critizing the test
was OK? They wanted someone to write code for something that could
be done via shell aliases. This was at Riverbed.
\_ I assume Riverbed is a company and this was an interview? If so,
I think this kind of criticism is a great thing to do. It shows you
really know your stuff if you can do both. If they count that
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