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Trolls on IRC

[17:15] siIent left the room (quit: Connection reset by peer). [17:18] Bigblah: LoSs sounds like the generic internet troll [17:18] LoSs: ;_; [17:18] Bigblah: oh crap I thought you quit [17:18]...

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Some more IRC quotes

As I don't really feel like writing about my latest adventures, even though most of them might very well be of interest to my readers, I'll just post some interesting quotes from IRC instead. We all...

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Missed the 1000

[yorhel@serio ~]$ uptime 09:34:14 up 1001 days, 7:41, 6 users, load average: 0.07, 0.03, 0.00

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A #fluffy story

It all started on 2008-07-13, when EchoMateria shared his delusions about internet communities with the rest of #vndb-tmp (I temporarily lost control over #vndb, but let's forget about that issue...

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Mailu dayo! Bokenasu♥

I've been looking for a good new-mail-sound for a while now, and was pleasantly surprised while playing Chaos;Head: the protagonist has a totally awesome sound configured whenever he receives mail....

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PostgreSQL is sexy

What used to be two stored procedures (of which one was recursive), two temporary VIEWs and several subqueries in PostgreSQL 8.3, has now been reduced to one, simple and elegant query in 8.4. Thanks to...

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Trying out microblogging

Since blogging is obviously not for me - I haven't updated this blog in more than a year - I'm trying out microblogging. You won't find me on Twitter, since I'm not quite fond of centralized services....

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Debian and derivatives

I don't get it. I honestly. Don't. Get it. This time I'm talking about the practice of splitting libraries into a separate package for run-time files (the .so's, usually), and one for build-time files...

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Unprofessionalism at hosting companies

It never ceases to surprise me how some hosting companies really don't have their act together. I've had rather bad experiences with various companies in the past, so what I'm describing here isn't...

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Hash substring collisions

In my never-ending quest to figure out how to make things faster and more efficient, I've been playing around with an (arguably) terrible idea. A common scenario: You have to uniquely identify some...

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