andrey, I agreed the language is nice
and that's why I also use it.
I just pointed out that binaries are one
order of magnitude larger, as
you just proved.
perhaps I shouldn't have raised this.
I didn't want to bother anyone.
El Mar 24, 2013, a las 12:45 AM, andrey mirtchovski
escribió:
>
I am intrigued by go but I mostly write embedded code for a day job
and I believe go doesn't really cover that space well. The other
part of my job is image processing which would be apropriate for Go
but my employer has mandated c++ so that is the end of that.
I do have a few honest questions abo
Hello,
I found an error message in /sys/log/cpu such that
al Mar 19 15:25:16 can't authenticate: al: auth_proxy rpc write:
p9...@aichi-u.ac.jp p9...@aichi-u.ac.jp: no key matches user=arisawa
password=xxx proto=p9sk1 dom=a
where xxx is my password.
I suspect the message came from
flog("
All below is opinion, possibly uninformed.
> Is there a standardised GUI binding for go, somthing cross-platform?
>
Not yet, although I think the pressure is building. At the moment,
from where I am, it seems that a lot of development relies on
interfacing with a web browser and there are a few
Hi again 9fans,
Sometimes you find yourself saying one thing while doing the opposite,
and you don't even know you are doing it.
A couple weeks ago I released some software called Advanced Namespace
Tools for Plan 9. I seriously misestimated the interest and
engagement of the Plan 9 community wi
To go back to the original subject, since gcc(1) has taken the C++ path,
I will be more than happy of an increase of Go programs since, thanks to
the work of some people, Go for Plan9 is possible.
As for the Go language, it is sufficiently near C, with extensions that
feel natural, to be interesti
On 24 March 2013 09:21, arisawa wrote:
> I think better message is desired.
Somehow you've got something using password instead of !password as an
attribute name. The ! would prevent the attribute's value from being
printed.
On 03/24/2013 10:48 AM, tlaro...@polynum.com wrote:
> But since I'm one of the few who use litterate programming (cweb), I
> would probably start by wrinting a goweb instead of using the dedicated
> tools...
https://bitbucket.org/santucco/goweb
The original thread from golang-nuts:
https://groups
On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 12:56:54PM +0100, Dustin Fechner wrote:
> On 03/24/2013 10:48 AM, tlaro...@polynum.com wrote:
> > But since I'm one of the few who use litterate programming (cweb), I
> > would probably start by wrinting a goweb instead of using the dedicated
> > tools...
>
> https://bitbuc
Thanks Forsyth,
/sys/log/cpu is an error log. Therefore It is sure that I did something stupid.
I tried reproducing same error log, and I found Russ is very careful person.
Factotum protects against revealing users password. For example:
- protects against input such as password= (without
Hi everyone,
What is the more efficient backup procedure in Plan 9 do you recommend?
I'm using cwfs and I think "9fs dump" is incredible - I can recover
that thing I dropped a month ago and now I am regret for doing that -
but the disk failure nightmare is always present.
thanks in advance,
treb
On Sun Mar 24 18:12:34 EDT 2013, trebol55...@yahoo.es wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> What is the more efficient backup procedure in Plan 9 do you recommend?
>
> I'm using cwfs and I think "9fs dump" is incredible - I can recover
> that thing I dropped a month ago and now I am regret for doing that -
>
"To go back to the original subject"
Surely this is the first time that has ever been done on 9fans?
This is 9fans, not 'Nam. There are rules.
Eh, not so much anymore. The morlocks have taken over, which is a shame:
9fans used to be one of the best technical mailing lists on the Internet.
Those days are long gone. The ankle biters are too numerous now.
(Cue requisite flames.)
- Dan C.
On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 9:00 PM, Winsto
> The ankle biters are too numerous now.
"Trolling is a art" they tell themselves.
On 2013-03-24, at 6:24 PM, andrey mirtchovski wrote:
> "Trolling is a art" they tell themselves.
On Slashdot.
On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 09:20:04PM -0400, Dan Cross wrote:
> Eh, not so much anymore. The morlocks have taken over, which is a shame:
> 9fans used to be one of the best technical mailing lists on the Internet.
> Those days are long gone. The ankle biters are too numerous now.
>
> (Cue requisite
Yeah. Or someone who is arguably the biggest problem on the list adding
absolutely nothing other than some uninformed, dogmatically driven, rigid
meta-commentary. Maybe that's all that person can do. He should keep
feeling smug while turning the crank, though: he obviously knows more than
the gu
Stop.
I'm fairly sure that this is a misquote from Alfred, Lord Tennyson. In
my copy, the original reads:
"Trolling is a art" she told herselves
The Lady of Shallot.
I would have said "an art", but I'm no poet.
Good to know that you're still out there Dan. But I'm a bit puzzled by
your use of the term
> Stop.
Collaborate and listen.
On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 09:42:09PM -0400, Dan Cross wrote:
> Yeah. Or someone who is arguably the biggest problem on the list adding
> absolutely nothing other than some uninformed, dogmatically driven, rigid
> meta-commentary. Maybe that's all that person can do. He should keep
> feeling smug w
On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 9:54 PM, Kurt H Maier wrote:
> On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 09:42:09PM -0400, Dan Cross wrote:
> > Yeah. Or someone who is arguably the biggest problem on the list adding
> > absolutely nothing other than some uninformed, dogmatically driven, rigid
> > meta-commentary. Maybe
> if you can afford it, i'd make a periodic copy of the dump device to
> another disk in the same machine. i might even consider just copying
> the whole disk.
I've had bad experiences with CDs and DVDs, so I'm going to follow
your advise and just copy the whole dump device; and keep reading the
On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 10:02:12PM -0400, Dan Cross wrote:
>
> When you have produced a fraction of a percent of what Rob Pike has
> produced over his career, I might take you seriously. Until then:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning–Kruger_effect
If, over the course of my life, I produce a f
that takes so long time.
it is better to have efficient backup tool. (but not exists yet though)
cwfs is not so easy to backup compared to venti.
venti is easy to backup because filled areas are shielded and guaranteed not to
be modified.
but cwfs is not. unwritten blocks exist in deep dumped are
Several really awful threads have come through in the past few weeks,
though I recognize this has been an increasing problem over the past
two years. It is possible to not respect a person without being
disrespectful towards that person. It's possible to promote software
without having a nuclear me
i was thinking about this some time ago... theres the fakeworm
device "f" that will maintain a block bitmap of
the blocks that have already been written. one could write
a program that also backups the block bitmap and on backup,
compares the bitmaps prior copying blocks so only newly
written block
On Mon, Mar 25, 2013 at 12:09 AM, Devon H. O'Dell wrote:
> This isn't a healthy way to keep Plan 9 active. Please, in the
> interest of advancing the software (or at least advancing the
> knowledge of others), can we please tone the vitriol down a notch?
Agreed. I mean, I had a joke I'd waited fo
thanks cinap,
I believed you are interested on this topic.
assuming we don't modify current cwfs code,
the only way to solve the problem is to have list of unwritten blocks up to
last superblock
(or bitmap of written blocks)
cwfs might manage the list, but I don't know where it is.
inspecting
Yes, I run Go on native Plan9,
what I wanted toi say is that I would be happy to see some minimalistic (in
a spirit of plan9) written in, and integrated with, Go...
[Beat my English, as usually, I am not a native speaker]
And yes, binaries are extraordinarily huge (no idea, why). However, I still
Sorry for that. I am not a natuive speaker. English uses different
punctuation then my mothertongue.
However, I hope you got what I wanted to say.
++pac
On Sat, Mar 23, 2013 at 6:08 PM, hiro <23h...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 3/23/13, Peter A. Cejchan wrote:
> > @Lucio: I still hope that some clone
> Yes, I run Go on native Plan9,
Go breaks away from a number of traditions that have long become
obsolete and that is its main merit. The price is not only in having
to adjust to the change, but also in some sacred cows being
slaughtered in the process.
But Go also opens the door to better ways
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