The source used to be at http://www.ksplice.com/git/ksplice.git, but now they pulled it. Only the disassembler library is now left.
For now, here’s the download:
221b2b27906c76ac77b375c64dce9963 ksplice-git-backup.tgz
// Oliver
Thus officially beyond the -10 
PS: 11.7 kg is approx. 25.8 lbs
… ich glaube ihr wollt einen “Shitstorm” der Kategorie fünf heraufbeschwören. So sehe ich das jedenfalls.
Ich hoffe doch, daß das Bündnis entweder das Grundrecht auf Versammlungsfreiheit gerichtlich durchsetzt oder es sich die Obrigkeit noch anders überlegt.
Ich hatte jedenfalls geplant zur Demo zu gehen.
// Oliver
I had broken through the 10 kg barrier last week, but the sun burn kind of spoiled it for me so far. I blame it on the plasma in the inflamed tissue 😉
On last Saturday I took an extended swim in Laugardalslaug (use a web search for photos etc). On Sunday I did again 80 x 50 m. As you can see the distance per lap there is twice as long as in Sundhöll.
Today I regret having done (mostly) yesterdays swim. I went earlier in the afternoon and apparently brought a souvenir that will probably nag and remind me for at least a full week. Fun fun fun … 😕
It’s a sun burn. My entire backside except the area covered by the swimming trunks feels like on fire.
Yes, this is Iceland but where’s the ice, I’d appreciate some.
These were also the first two times for my waterproof MP3 player (1 GB Aquabeat) to show what it can do. It worked fine and lasted throughout the whole exercise on Saturday. No idea what the nominal battery life is supposed to be, but I reckon that’s good. Time flies when you’re having music. Only downside, both times I had to adjust the earplugs after the first few laps. On Saturday that was twice during the first eight laps and the time it took has already been factored out in the above number 😉
// Oliver
PS: I wish I had the tongue of a giraffe.
Wer die Sache unterstützt möge doch bitte unterschreiben.
Oh and the first 80 x 25 m were at 59 min.
Something I’ve been looking for for some time now:
cat /proc/cmdline
That’s four weeks of weighing.
PS: 8.5 kg is approx. 18.7 lbs
Less than obvious reason, /var ran out of disk space. And /var/spool is located on that volume.
PS: my first 80 min were in over 60 min, though 😕
And new lap record: first 80 x 25 m in exactly 60 min. So I finally managed to swim at 2 km/h steadily for one hour.
PS: lifeguards seem to be having bets on when I would give up.
… since first weekly measurement on 2011-07-07, i.e. after three weeks.
… oh and the very first number was an estimate after the first measurement on the scale. Leftmost date is 2011-07-02, rightmost is today.PS: 6.3 kg is approx. 13.9 lbs
PPS: I have meanwhile trimmed the graph and left only the numbers from my morning weigh-ins and had to correct the overall loss in this post.
Just did a workout that deserves that name. 150 x 25 m in 121 min. I know, I know this may not seem very fast, but it’s already a huge improvement in speed but most importantly in stamina. Admittedly I had one forced break under 10 sec, though … as a guy I met before started to talk to me during the turn 🙄
After it, I soaked for 10-15 min in the hot pot. Basically all pools in Reykjavík come with a hot pot. So if you pay a visit to Iceland, make sure to go to one of the public pools. Coincidentally I had the chance for a little smalltalk with a few Russians who joined me in the hot pot at the time … my Russian is quite rusty now (I was slightly embarrassed).
After the hot pot I found that something else had been soaking as well. My towel had been dropped by someone. Since the floor is completely wet it was unusable. Luckily I was able to borrow one from the reception. They also do it for money, but I didn’t have any on me and they told me not to worry when I asked whether it was okay to bring the money tomorrow or on Friday.
Over and out,
// Oliver
PS: the improvement is from 120 x 25 m in 99 min on last Sunday. Which I had tried to repeat on Monday, when I got a cramp at about 113.5 laps.
Turns out this server and along with it approximately 64k IP addresses are blocked from editing Wikipedia, because apparently some customers of Hetzner – my hoster – run open proxies.
I appealed the block and will have to see what comes off it.
Update: I wish I hadn’t asked. Of course it was “reviewed” and declined. My guess, if spammers or vandals would only spread their IP ranges enough, at some point some “admin” (admins are normally there to facilitate work, not to hinder it) would actually block 127.0.0.1/0.
// Oliver