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by CrLf 5y ago
"If you live in a safe and secured society why would you want to do something risky like creating a startup." Isn't that just another way of saying "quality of life"?
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Understanding Where the Internet Isn’t Good Enough Yet(blog.cloudflare.com)
2 points by CrLf 5y ago|0 comments
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by CrLf 5y ago
You don't need cookie notices for functional cookies (user preferences, load-balancing, session).
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Multiplayer Doom on Cloudflare Workers(blog.cloudflare.com)
76 points by CrLf 5y ago|9 comments
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by CrLf 5y ago
That’s how traditional financial systems work.
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by CrLf 5y ago
Varnish seemed really popular a decade ago, but I wonder how it fits the modern web and who's using it today and for what purpose. The lack of built-in HTTPS seems killer to me. On the client-facing side it needs a separate daemon for
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by CrLf 5y ago
I don't think this is the case here. It's not hard to agree that shared libraries are meant to be _shared_ among different applications and when they're not (or not shared enough, which is a subjective measure) it's best
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by CrLf 5y ago
"Apple went through all sorts of weird pains" Surely you mean Apple's customers went through all sorts of weird pains.
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by CrLf 5y ago
> People won't want to develop on x86 and deploy to ARM. It's still too early to say if people want to develop on ARM to deploy on x86. The 90's with all their "better than x86" chips couldn't beat the fact
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Cloudflare Radar: 2021 Q1 DDoS Report(radar.cloudflare.com)
3 points by CrLf 5y ago|0 comments
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How to build large-scale Front end SPAs in an Enterprise world(medium.com)
1 points by CrLf 5y ago|0 comments
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by CrLf 6y ago
Imagine I use software "X" which is licensed under GPLv2-or-later and put it inside locked-down hardware. Then someone else comes along and chooses to use it under GPLv3, then proceeds to sue me because I can't lock down GPLv
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by CrLf 6y ago
The "or later" bit was meaningless until the first GPLv3 (or later) code change was introduced, and it wasn't forced by anyone since it wasn't even part of the license. Users of GPLv2-or-later software cannot use GPLv3 c
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by CrLf 6y ago
Define “fail”. We go through our lives labeling failures as successes.
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by CrLf 6y ago
This may provide some insight: https://www.numbeo.com/crime/rankings_by_country.jsp?title=2... (The US seems to be ahead of most european countries.)
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by CrLf 6y ago
...in the US. But what about the rest of the world?
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by CrLf 6y ago
> Unfortunately, disabling uPnP these days is too much of a hit to convenience I've disabled UPnP on every router I owned. Never did I notice any problems from doing it.
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by CrLf 6y ago
In the past I've worked around non-computer science researchers and saw many places where having a programmer on-board would help greatly. It wasn't so much about understanding, I guess, but the apparent loss of ownership. Like if
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by CrLf 6y ago
I can totally sympathize with this idea. When you pick a tool to make a specific task easier, you want it to do exactly that. I see this all the time in conversation (with younger developers, mostly). They find it very difficult to understa
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by CrLf 6y ago
"No one can serve two masters" Operations and development have different priorities and skill sets. Having those two priorities under the same person or group is a recipe for disaster (either organizational disaster, or individual
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by CrLf 6y ago
This is why the invention of LVM was such a good idea even for simpler systems (where some people claimed it was useless overhead). In my old sysadmin days I never allocated a full disk. The "menace" of an almost full filesystem
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Building my own Yahoo Pipes(taoofmac.com)
18 points by CrLf 6y ago|1 comments
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The benefits of serving stale DNS entries when using Consul(blog.cloudflare.com)
1 points by CrLf 6y ago|0 comments
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by CrLf 6y ago
This can also be achieved using '%': your_dict = { "some": "awesome", "from": "out of", "dictionary": "mapping", } "insert %(some)s values %(from
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by CrLf 6y ago
Which is usually an excuse to enforce the personal preferences of some. Programming is not an activity performed by robots (yet).
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by CrLf 6y ago
Having a choice on when to use the existing string formatting methods is a feature. I tend to use ‘%’ a lot for it’s compactness and f-strings most more rarely (admittedly there doesn’t seem to be much reason to use .format these days). In
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by CrLf 6y ago
Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. This is indeed a problem, but one for which there isn't an elegant solution. When multiple versions of the same library are allowed to coexist in different dependency trees there is less i
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by CrLf 6y ago
What do you mean? If you run pip freeze inside a venv it will print every user-installed module and their dependencies. When installing them in a new venv as a requirements file, you end up with the exact same set of modules.
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by CrLf 6y ago
It's easy to attribute the interest in retrocomputing to nostalgia, and it's certainly a part of the appeal, but I believe that there's something else much more important for many of us(1): an escape from the overwhelming com
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by CrLf 6y ago
TL;DR: CentOS Linux 8.x will end in 2021, CentOS Stream 8 will be RHEL 8.x plus whatever updates are in the pipeline for it. CentOS 7.x will remain as today until RHEL 7.x reaches EOL. I'm very pessimistic on what this means for the RH

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