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Does anyone know of a version of sam for Windows that will run on 64-bit installations?
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Great, thanks.
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I used to be a physicist.
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Please file an issue at golang.org/issue/new
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There is no simple definition for what people want.
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One man's toy is another's real system, and every tool adds to the arsenal.
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There is no problem in computer science that cannot be solved by another JSON configuration file.
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Anything important enough to be in a dot-file is important enough not to be in a dot-file.
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Grumble grumble.
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I don't remember the last time I saw a sam-fans message.
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I'll fix it.
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working as intended; please don't file an issue.
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sure
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I would love it if someone would create a well-tested emacs Go module.
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Honestly it sounds like you have not written any Go programs.
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I am not playing any games. Let's look at the facts.
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I haven't even read this.
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I don't care.
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I quite dislike the direction this is going.
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Nothing ever changes, noone ever learns, noone cares.
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Plan 9 does not (yet?) contain sufficient tools to be self-sustaining.
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Has anyone else had trouble getting recent plan9.iso’s to boot?
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This year I'll continue to work on the Dart implementation of dis interpreter.
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Would it be possible to change a bit the 9front mercurial repository so that it can work on MacOS filesystem.
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I'm doing a research about OS'GUI, and I'd like to know if Plan 9 has a GUI. If so, where can I take some screenshoots? Thanks in advance
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Is there a list somewhere on the web with all those 9atom patches?
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I created a web service in Go for transcoding gif to html5 video
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Higher level terminal UI library?
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The urine collection device also was rebuilt to eliminate leakage.[30]
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That's Rob Pike. I remember when he came to Bell Labs, we even shared an office for three months. -- Bjarne Stroustrup
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It's tricky when you're marketing a language. -- Niko Matsakis
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RFC 2616, which was written more than 15 years ago, was the specification everybody has implemented, and I suspect many of you occassionally have used as a reference.
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The biggest difference compared to the old spec, is that there is simply a lot more text.
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Subject: ftp(1) User-Agent
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It may seem counterintuitive, but skilled professionals working behind the scenes may actually be more fulfilled than the rest of us.
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exists for the AS.
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This database maintains ``speaks for'' relationships, i.e.,
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it lists which users may speak for other users when
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authtenticating.
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authenticating.
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The attribute types used by the AS are
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.B hostid
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The values in the
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.B uid
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pairs in the same entry list which users that host ID
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make speak for.
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may speak for.
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A uid value of
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.B *
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means the host ID may speak for all users.
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The
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.I challenge
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is eight random bytes.
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The two responses are Microsofts LM and NT hashes.
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The two responses are Microsoft's LM and NT hashes.
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Only the NT hash may be used to authenticate,
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as the LM hash is considered too weak.
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The reply packet is defined as
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}&}
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case *
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# Raspberry Pi ethernet will always appear as /net/etherU0
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if(~ $2 0424)
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nusb/ether -t smsc $etherargs $id
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nusb/ether -t smsc $etherargs $1:0
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}
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}
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}
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