20:06

[^morr] Bajka, czyste "rm -rf /" nie zrobi żadnej krzywdy w większości przypadków: [blinkkin.pl](s)

00:12

One shell to rule them all - and no, it isn't #bash, but #mksh: [mirbsd.org](s)

15:52

Nowy artukuł na temat nieszczęsnego "rm -rf /": [blinkkin.pl](s)

15:37

Henry Phillips - why I never never heard of him before? Funny black humour:

00:20

Visualizing TCP connection using collected tcpdums of an HTTP GET: [research.swtch.com](s)

11:19

Christmas tree for geeks (thousands of flashing LEDs) - ARM minicluster with #Plan9: [ur1.ca] and [ur1.ca]

14:53

Kolejna porcja świeżych informacji o #NetBSD: [netbsd.pl](s)

22:36

Herding Code podcast episode 96: New #DVCS coming up - #Veracity (Apache licensed) by SourceGear: [herdingcode.com](s)

20:48

Podcast with Eric Sink from SourceGear talking about #DVCS: [hanselminutes.com](s)

23:32

Nice article about migrating to #cloud - "The end of a faithful server": [economist.com](s)

01:39

Kolejne wydanie zbioru wiadomości na temat #NetBSD: [netbsd.pl](s)

16:15

Interesting podcast about #CentOS (fun begins after ~forty minutes) from FLOSS Weekly episode 142: [twit.tv](s)

14:43

Opis prostego konsolowego menadżera plików, napisanego w Pythonie - Ranger: [blinkkin.pl](s)

10:59

WebKitDFB is #WebKit on top of #DirectFB without using #GTK or #Qt: [directfb.org](s)

12:08

Experimental data deduplication for HAMMER soon will arrive in #DragonflyBSD: [shiningsilence.com](s)

18:24

Zoomooz is an #jQuery library for making any web page element zoom. Creating presentations for web browsers in HTML? [ur1.ca](s)

21:27

Compiling #Qt with Clang #LLVM (only few regressions in test suite left): [labs.qt.nokia.com](s)

00:02

Marc Balmer promised to bring #Lua to #NetBSD userland some time ago: [ur1.ca](s) and he did that: [ur1.ca](s)

23:51

Marc Balmer promised to bring #Lua to #NetBSD userland some time ago: [ur1.ca](s) and he did that: [ur1.ca](s)

01:10

Lessons from #PostgreSQL's #Git transition: [lwn.net](s)

12:49

In-depth talk about #opensource from USA intellectual property law perspective:

11:42

Some informations about upcoming #DragonFlyBSD 2.8 release, which will be available in about ~1.5 week: [ur1.ca](s)

11:42

"14.1 million #iPhone sold, beating the 12.1 million phones RIM sold in recent quarter." - #Apple report for 2010Q4: [ur1.ca](s)

21:07

Quote from presentation, by acclaimed lawyer Thomas Prowse "The more you read #GPL, the less intelligent you become." - [ur1.ca](s)

00:52

Another great presentation: Every Eyeball Has Value!: The User as a Passive Participant in #OpenSource Ecosystems - [ur1.ca](s)

00:02

Good 30-minute presentation by David Maxwell with title "The #NetBSD Way": [fosslc.org](s)

23:49

Penn and Teller help Rob Pike and Dennis Ritchie play a prank on Nobel prize winner Arno Penzias:

21:09

Funny problem with "chmod -x chmod": [slideshare.net](s) found via [chneukirchen.org](s)

19:51

@Toumal ARM is just one architecture, NetBSD support dozen and things like that pops out: [bugs.python.org](s)

19:51

@Toumal Josh Kinard (lead dev for MIPS Gentoo): "Right now, the three most difficult packages to cross-compile are Perl, gettext and Python"

19:27

@Toumal There is one big blocker for Python, Perl etc. Those interpreters can't be cross compiled and that is huge requirement for NetBSD.

19:07

@Toumal Lua is small C library with C API - easy to put in kernel written is C. I can't say that about Python.

19:07

@Toumal Python probably has more line of code than NetBSD kernel itself. Bull in a china shop? No, thanks ;)

00:46

Lunatik - #NetBSD kernel scripting with #Lua (#GSoC project results): [mail-index.netbsd.org](s)

11:49

Awesome... fan made... opening titles for upcoming AMC show - The Walking Dead:

11:49

Compiling some packages in pkgsrc -current with Clang #LLVM is now possible - #DragonFlyBSD #NetBSD: [ur1.ca](s)

11:49

Encrypted HAMMER volumes now possible in #DragonFlyBSD -current, thanks to Alex Hornung work: [ur1.ca](s)

13:55

Awesome... fan made... opening titles for upcoming AMC show - The Walking Dead:

09:53

Compiling some packages in pkgsrc -current with Clang #LLVM is now possible - #DragonFlyBSD #NetBSD: [ur1.ca](s)

12:57

Encrypted HAMMER volumes now possible in #DragonFlyBSD -current, thanks to Alex Hornung work: [ur1.ca](s)

12:56

Archive.org (2PT of data) lives in one shipping container: [ur1.ca](s) Almost like in IT Crowd: [ur1.ca](s)

21:59

Po dłuższej przerwie, nowy wpis na mojej stronie "Za co kocham Aksimeta?": [blinkkin.pl](s)

20:56

#PayPal thievery once again. This time 600 thousand euros are blocked, which belongs to #Minecraft developer: [ur1.ca](s)

13:36

Upcoming #DragonFlyBSD release will be a milestone in regards to SMP/SMT (getting rid of the Giant Lock): [ur1.ca](s)

13:59

Internal bytecode interpreter in popular antivirus #ClamAV, since version 0.96 uses by default JIT #LLVM: [ur1.ca](s)

19:44

Great news: UEFA has done what FIFA did not, ban vuvuzelas from stadiums during international matches! [ur1.ca](s)

01:03

New AMC show, the Walking Dead meets Old Spice commercials: [img816.imageshack.us](s)

15:00

How configuration of new #NetBSD packet filter (firewall) - npf will look like: [devio.us](s)

23:17

At last, trailer in good quality for upcoming AMC's production - the Walking Dead is available:

01:24

New packet filter called npf was imported in #NetBSD current. Initial work was done by rmind@ and approved by the Board: [ur1.ca](s)

18:18

Sane tool to maintain complex #iptables firewalls with pf-like configuration syntax: [ferm.foo-projects.org](s)