Author: Trond Endrestøl
A private conversation is now a terrorist act!
Welcome to the United States of Earth. It is now a terrorist act to have a private conversation! And if saying so will get us arrested, pick me first! It will not change my participation level until my computer is forcefully taken away from me. (In Norwegian also known as “Amerikas forenklete stater,” “The Simplified […]
Read More → A private conversation is now a terrorist act!CPUTYPE woes with editors/emacs on FreeBSD/i386 stable/10
On my FreeBSD/i386 stable/10 and head VMs I have set up clang as the system compiler. I have also set CPUTYPE to corei7 as this is accepted by clang and pretty much describes the capabilities of the host system.
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Feedback forms on the web and stupid web programming
I filled out a feedback form on the web only to realise what a terrible job the web programmers had done. After I clicked on the submit button, the webserver was kind enough to send a copy of my complaint to my email address. The sad thing is that the email address I’d entered in […]
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IT i Norge er synonymt med .NET eller Java, og prøver du å hinte til Unix, så ser de på deg som et spørsmålstegn og lurer på hvilken planet du er fra. Noe omskrevet fra: http://www.tu.no/it/2014/06/04/kontraktene-renner-inn-for-it-norge-men-naringen-mangler-20.000-hoder.
Read More → IT i NorgeUncorrectable parity/CRC error on Seagate ST500DM002-1BD142 KC45
A harddrive as identified below, reported uncorrectable parity/CRC error on two separate occasions this month.
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Det er slemt å tvinge emotakter på folk. Fra et debattinnlegg på GS’ fora, september 2013.
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There are enemies out there and they’ve made us so paranoid that we’re willing to risk making enemies of our allies. From: http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/03/german-chancellor-amongst-list-of-nsas-list-of-high-value-targets/?comments=1&post=26558191#comment-26558191.
Read More → NSA’s paranoiaUsing GraphViz to visualize the runtime dependencies of the installed ports
If you’re curious to find out how all your installed ports depend upon each other, you might want to run this neat, little script saving its output to a file, and install graphics/graphviz.
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Make sure to request additional wrapping, if possible, when ordering books from Amazon. If not, your books might attack each other in transit. The result can sometimes be devastating. Amazon US failed miserably when shipping four books last month, while their UK counterparts, around the same time, managed to wrap each of the two books […]
Read More → Books shipped from Amazon to youParallel build of mail/thunderbird in FreeBSD?
Update 2014-08-07: r363978, dated Mon Aug 4 09:11:25 2014 UTC, solves the parallel build bug once and for all, and there’s no need for the Makefile.local as shown below. I’ve been scratching my head over why mail/thunderbird doesn’t build in parallel when www/firefox does. Research reveals MAKE_JOBS_SAFE was removed last August, in r324744. I can’t […]
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