“I stumbled upon a very strange bug in PHP; this statement sends it into an infinite loop:<?php $d = 2.2250738585072011e-308; ?>The same thing happens if you write the number without scientific notation — 324 decimal places.”
via PHP Hangs On Numeric Value 2.2250738585072011e-308 – Exploring Binary.
Looks like it only affects 32bit PHP.
Response from Rasmus Lerdorf on Twitter.
The new beta features some long overdue performance updates all across the board, and would be just what the doctor ordered if it werent for the fact that it also brings forth the worst fears of many Skype for Mac users, a user interface reminiscent of the latest horrible in my opinion Windows versions.
via A Prettier More Usable Skype 5 Mac Beta.
There’s still hundreds of problems with the new GUI, which is big and clunky.
“As a follow-up to last week’s outage, here is a detailed explanation of what transpired, the root cause, and plans to mitigate this from happening again in the future.”
via Skype – The Big Blog – CIO update: Post-mortem on the Skype outage.
27C3: Adventures in analyzing Stuxnet (Bruce Dang from Microsoft)
via YouTube – 27C3: Adventures in analyzing Stuxnet (Bruce Dang from Microsoft).
“According to the 4chan status page all of the 4chan boards have been DDOSed and are down.”
“Skyfishing” with a GoPro HERO POV Camera 400+ Feet Up « Tom Guilmette.
I wonder where to buy the helium here in .NO.
OpenBTS is an open-source Unix application that uses the Universal Software Radio Peripheral (USRP) to present a GSM air interface (“Um”) to standard GSM handset and uses the Asterisk® software PBX to connect calls.
via The OpenBTS Project.
Brilliant! If only I had the economy to play with this :-)
Quick post about a few setup tricks for the Mac OS X Terminal, which is pretty braindead at its default settings.
First of all, open Terminal -> Preferences and the Settings-pane, then select the Keyboard-tab.
Change the keys accordingly:
| end | \033[4~ |
| home | \033[1~ |
| page down | \033[6~ |
| page up | \033[5~ |
| shift page down | scroll to next page in buffer |
| shift page up | scroll to previous page in buffer |
This sends end, home, page up/down to the shell instead of the scroll buffer, and uses the shift-modifier for page up/down to scroll, like in every other terminals of this world. Now for this to also work with Mac OS X’ default braindead bash-settings, you’ll need a ~/.inputrc file.
This is me trying to post something from the iPad. works kinda well, but I want a way to add images from my iPhone.. might work to just edit the article afterwards.
Oh well, here is a picture: