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Happy new year! Still a few hours to go in Brazil.

Thanks for this gmvault, it looks great, and I am gonna test it soon! I don't think I have ever backup'ed my main gmail account, and while I would survive if I suddenly lost access to it, there's a lot of valuable data there that I'd rather keep :)

YourServer: 1 CatalystHost: 1 VPSDime: 1 QuickPacket: 1 BuyVM: 1

Mine is collecting dust at the moment, but in past it was used to test a custom WebKit-based browser we were developing. After making it run we were concerned with profiling and improving its performance, and the pi was a great prototyping platform :)

Not sure it's among the ones that failed you already, but I got some (USB3, USB2 micro/mini, etc) of these http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=cable+matters+usb+mini and they seem to be lasting for me. 

Used Slackware for years, and nowadays I just use Archlinux whenever possible. When I cant, then I pick either Ubuntu or Debian, in general.

It's likely that they are under those "unlimited issuance" programs from GlobalSign: https://www.globalsign.eu/partners/resell-ssl.html They are listed as a Platinum partner, at least: https://www.globalsign.com/partners/platinum-partners.html

Maybe wait a few hours? It's like 4am in the Netherlands now (he's from there, no?)

Check out the POSIX specification for open(): http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/open.html.   You say your application is single-threaded, single-process, but remember to take in consideration that a different application may open a file descriptor between your steps #4...

Full-time software developer at a not so small company, but I am thinking of going back to school next year. I recently got accepted by a some university in Canada and I am currently working on getting a scholarship to make it possible.

How about Sticky Notes? http://sayakb.github.io/sticky-notes/pages/home/ You can see it live at http://paste.kde.org/

+1 to OSM

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Have you tried it yet? I just got my hands on one and I am gonna start playing with it.

Doesn't this work? http://docs.solusvm.com/v2/Default.htm#Developer/Admin-Api/Virtual-Server-Functions/Root-Password.htm The documentation is not clear on whether it would work for KVM, but it could be worth a try.

It's now open-source and freely available to anyone: https://github.com/blog/1831-atom-free-and-open-source-for-everyone

Worked for me, thanks!

Yeah, that might be the real showstopper here. Not to mention they support not only KVM, but other virtualization technologies as well, so it prolly wouldn't be that simple. I still believe they could offer support for it somehow, like the admin could say "my qemu supports websocket, so I would...

Maybe some of you guys could message SolusVM about adding websocket support to their VNC, so that people could use something like noVNC [1] and get rid of Java for good? In my (very simple) tests, it took as much as adding the word "websocket" near the vnc option in the qemu arguments, so I am...