argarg

Joined 16 years ago

Karma

38

Submissions

42

Member since

Nov 13

Passionate software developer, willing to learn anything time allows me to.

View on Hacker News

Recent submissions

Comment · 13 years ago

MIPS support would be great too and most likely trivial.

Comment · 13 years ago

Nah I just googled for an online base64 decoder, then for a hex decoder.

Comment · 13 years ago

It took me exactly 20 seconds to get the email address behind this ... and I'm not a professional rebus solver. I just happen to know how a base64 and hex encoded string looks like.

Comment · 13 years ago

You need openssh 5.4+. I am running 12.10 and I've got 6.0p1

Comment · 13 years ago

It doesn't work the same way but I use this and like it: https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto

Comment · 13 years ago

Unfortunately OSX uses a badly outdated openssh version just like many other unix tools and it doesn't support the -W option. You could try upgrading openssh using homebrew if you want.

Comment · 13 years ago

getting 4 hours minimum with lemur ultra i7 ssd 8gb ram. I'm satisfied with that.

Comment · 13 years ago

You should give a try to puma 2.0 currently in beta 6 (https://rubygems.org/gems/puma). Lots of performance improvements. I haven't benchmarked it but my guess is it outperforms unicorn.

Comment · 13 years ago

The sushis they made look disgusting. Way too much rice.

Comment · 13 years ago

newrelic ruby agent is unusable on ruby 2.0 yet anyway. It breaks the whole app. Pretty much everything else works for me though!

Comment · 14 years ago

Very impressed by the quality of this app although it's targeting GNOME. Only thing missing for now it multi-account support...

Comment · 14 years ago

I took about one hour of my time and set up ZNC on my openwrt home router. Since then I never worried about that...

Comment · 14 years ago

Going to use it to send a couple of thousand of emails with attachments like, tomorrow. Up to now it works great in my tests.

Comment · 14 years ago

Long time android owner and Galaxy Nexus owner here:

I... Love... This... Phone...

It takes beautiful pictures at an amazing speed, I get absolutely 0 crashes using multiple different applications, battery ALWAYS lasts at least the whole day no matter how hard I use it, and I love every single features ICS has to offer. I am in no way jealous of anything my iPhone friends can do with their phone and I will gladly buy another Nexus device when I'll decide to change phone.

I just wanted to offer the different experience I've had...

Comment · 14 years ago

If you are an IOS user, whether a poweruser or not, you will get the latest upgrade and a range of new features by default.

If you're an IOS user, you're paying the comparable price of the latest nexus phone. If you buy the nexus instead of an iPhone, you WILL get the latest upgrade and range of new features by default. Let's keep a similar comparison please.