Svensk FRA avdekker merkelige ord fra Sogn senterparti
Når binlad’n jagar osama, går hele ver’i til helvete. Svensk FRA avdekka merkelige ord fra Sogn senterparti. Selv tolken hadde store problemer med oversettelsen. Fra NRK P2, Hallo i uken, 2008-12-13.
Read More → Svensk FRA avdekker merkelige ord fra Sogn senterpartiesrever-utf-8.c
A few days ago I wrote a program that writes its reversed input to output. Here’s an UTF-8 version of that program. Beware, this program is not non-UTF-8 safe. Have fun. On second thoughts, maybe the source file should be named 8-ftu-esrever.c.
Read More → esrever-utf-8.cmosh and CygWin 1.7.34 64-bit
I have a new computer on my desk at work. Today I felt the need to install CygWin to get mosh up and running.
Read More → mosh and CygWin 1.7.34 64-bitConfiguring X.org on FreeBSD guests running in VirtualBox
Configuring X11 is more or less a dark art, and you must almost be a wizard of the Slytherine House to get modern X.org 1.14.7 working on a FreeBSD guest in VirtualBox. Nonetheless, through lots of experimentation this evening, have I finally arrived at this configuration file: Somehow, you need both the InputClass and the […]
Read More → Configuring X.org on FreeBSD guests running in VirtualBoxATEN/ALTUSEN KN2132 and SLAAC
Today at work, we received an ATEN/ALTUSEN KN2132 KVM switch. Unlike our previous KVM switch, this model has IPv6 capability. Sadly, version 1.8.174 of the firmware contains an annoying bug. If you want to use SLAAC, then the firmware neglects to invert the universal/local bit while transforming the MAC-48 address to a modified EUI-64 format […]
Read More → ATEN/ALTUSEN KN2132 and SLAACesrever.c
I had some fun this afternoon, writing a small program that writes its reversed input to output. Beware, this program is not UTF-8 safe. Have fun.
Read More → esrever.cSomeone having fun at the end of the week?
For those of us subscribed to the freebsd-mobile mailling list, some of the more recent postings are both alarming and hilarious, at the expense of George Neville-Neil, a well-known name in the circles of ACM and FreeBSD. See, in received order, messages 1, 2, 3, and 4. I’m sure more will follow. LinkedIn will hopefully […]
Read More → Someone having fun at the end of the week?Migrating FreeBSD from i386 to amd64
I have (successfully) attempted to migrate a running i386 stable/9 system into a running amd64 stable/9 system, and attempted to migrate a running i386 stable/10 system into a running amd64 stable/10 system, only to see if these tasks are in fact feasible. The results speaks for themselves, given the boundary conditions outlined below. If your […]
Read More → Migrating FreeBSD from i386 to amd64Upgrading FreeBSD from stable/8 to stable/9, and to stable/10
Update 2015-01-23 Order has once again been restored. I have successfully upgraded 8.4-RELEASE (r251259) to stable/8 r277528, and further to stable/9 r277528, and finally to stable/10 r277559. Update 2015-01-14 Work is underway enabling latest stable/8 to go directly to latest stable/9. All my FreeBSD systems have run stable/something-something, compiled from source, for as long as […]
Read More → Upgrading FreeBSD from stable/8 to stable/9, and to stable/10Nyord fra 10 år tilbake
investerning (in-vest-er-ning eller in-ves-ter-ning) utvilkling (u-tvil-kling eller ut-vil-kling) Ref.: https://www.politi.no/vedlegg/rapport/Vedlegg_452.pdf, side 41 (side 43 rent fysisk).
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