Joshua M. Clulow

@jmclulow

Engineer.  UNIX person.  Australian. Works at Joyent on: Triton, Manta, SmartOS, illumos.

San Francisco, CA
blog.sysmgr.org
Joined June 2010
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    Aug 9

    Little known, the first port of Unix was to Interdata 7/32 completed by Richard Miller, Ross Nealon and Juris Reinfelds at the University of Wollongong, Australia. This was achieved in 1977 from UNIX Version 6 PDP-11 code, and was the first successful port of any operating system

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    15 hours ago

    CDE running on Ubuntu - seeing Chrome wrapped in Motif feels WEIRD AS HELL

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    10 hours ago

    Before you decide not to vaccinate your kid against measles, read Roald Dahl's account of his daughter's death from it HT

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    Aug 25
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    Hell is other people's software.

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    Aug 24

    This is apparently what happens when you’re riding pillion on a motorbike and accidentally take a photograph of the magpie behind you.

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    Aug 25

    Actual tech thread: So at work, we build lots of racks to run some clouds you may have heard of. It's not ridiculous speed, but it's not chump change either. 1/?

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    Aug 22

    OH: "Because switch vendors are complete and utter bastards"

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    Aug 21

    Redis just went proprietary, which sucks. No, this is not just "a limitation concerning fair use", it is an abrogation of software freedom.

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  9. Aug 21

    And that's the fastest speed there is!

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    Aug 20

    😂 😂 😂

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    Aug 20

    Binaries for anyone who's keen on testing this on current illumos (64-bit amd64)

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    Aug 18

    Watching a Thomas film and empathising with the fat controller. He is constantly stressed. Imagine having a whole network of rolling stock, every one of them a fucking idiot

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  13. Aug 11

    My Twitter analytics suggest I should _only_ tweet about DEC terminals and hats in the future.

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  14. Aug 10

    It's important to test your changes on all possible target platforms.

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    Aug 9

    Dithering patterns should have weird names the way that colours do.

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    Aug 8

    Me and my manager today quietly conspired about our small act of rebellion against open office plans that involved installing a small wall between our desks to be able to focus on work in peace.

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  17. Aug 8

    We do not need a better narrative, need better _decisions_. Kicking him off would make us feel good in the short, medium, and long terms: he adds nothing to the discourse. Giving him a megaphone, to then say it's up to the press to clean up the mess is just passing the buck.

    Truth is we’ve been terrible at explaining our decisions in the past. We’re fixing that. We’re going to hold Jones to the same standard we hold to every account, not taking one-off actions to make us feel good in the short term, and adding fuel to new conspiracy theories.
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    Aug 5

    the legendary IBM butterfly keyboard

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    Aug 3

    I am now officially, "I just want to buy the exact same thing I bought several years ago because it wore out, and I'm mad they changed the product," years old.

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