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Personal blag of Hans Petter Jansson: Fun with computers edition

    Category: Technical

    A hash table re-hash

    On July 24, 2018 By Hans Petter Jansson In Computing, GNOME, Technical

    Hash tables! They're everywhere. They're also pretty boring, but I've had GLib issue #1198 sitting around for a while, and the GNOME move to GitLab resulted in a helpful reminder (or two) being sent out that convinced me to look …

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    Introducing Chafa

    On April 24, 2018 By Hans Petter Jansson In Computing, Technical

    Here's something I didn't know: The DEC VT100 turns 40 in August. This factlet comes courtesy of Wikipedia, as I'm not quite old and wise enough to have made its acquaintance outside of a museum. None the less, the VT100 …

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    GNOME and Rust

    On November 1, 2016 By Hans Petter Jansson In Computing, GNOME, Technical

    I've been keeping an eye on Rust for a while now, so when I read Alberto's statement of support for more Rust use in GNOME, I couldn't resist piling on… From the perspective of someone who's quite used to C, …

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    It's not a picnic table, part 2

    On April 6, 2008 By Hans Petter Jansson In Computing, GNOME, Technical

    As a followup to my previous GHashTable post*, Benjamin encouraged me to time the swfdec test suite – "make check" in the tests dir is consistently 4% faster with the patch. * A WordPress upgrade ate said post about how …

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    End of hack week

    On February 16, 2008 By Hans Petter Jansson In Technical

    The second Novell hack week is at an end, and I've set up a public Trac instance for Sterling. Development will go on there. I'll devote some ITO ("innovation time off") to it next time I get a chance.

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    Novell hack week, day 4

    On February 15, 2008 By Hans Petter Jansson In Technical

    Four days down. How time flies when you're having fun. I must admit that Sterling is barely past the point where it creates a panel applet that does nothing – but on the other hand, I've absorbed a bit of …

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    Novell hack week, day 3

    On February 14, 2008 By Hans Petter Jansson In Technical

    Federico and Tambet came and hacked in addition to Mike and me. Got some stuff done, but not as much as I'd have liked to. The arrachera I had for lunch sort of knocked me out. I'd better get some …

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    Novell hack week, day 2

    On February 13, 2008 By Hans Petter Jansson In Technical

    Day 2 is at an end, and I've spent it learning about C# and Mono tools, looking into how other projects do stuff. I now have a Git repository with a fledgling project structure, and a more solid foundation to …

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    Novell hack week, day 1

    On February 12, 2008 By Hans Petter Jansson In Technical

    Novell's hack week has started. For those of you who don't know what a hack week is, it's a work week where we, the programmers at Novell, get to goof around with more or less whatever project we find interesting. …

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    GVFS Progress

    On May 17, 2007 By Hans Petter Jansson In Computing, GNOME, Technical

    Alexander Larsson has been hacking like a whirlwind, bringing us the next generation in VFS services for the desktop, GVFS. By now, a lot of the planned functionality is done, and we even have a partially done FUSE frontend which …

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