Daviey

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901.
by Daviey 12y ago
Funnily enough, I understood UK ATC service was provided to FIR FL245, with basic service UIR FL660.
902.
by Daviey 12y ago
"concept is fine, the implementation is pretty underwhelming", care to expand? I find it odd that a self-declared cloud architect hasn't used what is easily the largest growing IAAS project, free or commercial.
903.
by Daviey 13y ago
When security for LXC is finished, this is a perfectly reasonable option. The key in my mind is that the user shouldn't need to use or care if they are using KVM, docker/lxc or VMWare. It should be mostly abstracted by Openstack
904.
by Daviey 13y ago
This isn't crazy... checkpoint restart for something like this is viable.. infact, I think people are doing it.
905.
by Daviey 13y ago
And yet you did. :)
906.
by Daviey 13y ago
Not to mention... 'worldview' was OK, when RHEL6 was shipped with defaulting to upstart.. But then later NIH'ing to systemd? .. Even if Ubuntu hadn't committed to switching, suggesting that Upstart is anything other than
907.
by Daviey 13y ago
Mark J. Cox (RH) emailed the distro's mailing list inviting anyone on this very closed list to contact Red Hat SRT asking for details. ( http://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2014/04/08/10 )
908.
by Daviey 13y ago
Ideally it should ask for context of where you use it... gpg is logical, but ssh keys should ask for a server to check against. :)
909.
by Daviey 13y ago
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/engine?do=post_view_fl...
910.
by Daviey 13y ago
fenchurch
911.
by Daviey 13y ago
isitdownforeveryone or is this hacker news?
912.
by Daviey 13y ago
Used to work well, but I've increasingly found that hotspots no longer provide DNS for free. :/
913.
by Daviey 13y ago
I do not have high confidence in any bitcoin exchanges, they all seem to be held together with rubber and glue. This one could well be different... .. However, the ability to roll out even a simple change like this in such a short time, su
914.
by Daviey 13y ago
The article precisely says that "It is understood that Ferguson is on a short-term contract".. And the fact that she has prior top-end contracts with RM and TfL proves that she will not be there forever. It's too easy to assu
915.
by Daviey 13y ago
For the top rack, which is this... short term contract, I am not outraged. Should I be?
916.
by Daviey 13y ago
Similar and perhaps worse example, http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2012/11/21/prince-william-ph...
917.
by Daviey 13y ago
Enterprise ready.
918.
by Daviey 13y ago
I'm wondering what they were thinking calling it Ghost. Massively difficult to Google, where Wordpress wins hands down!
919.
by Daviey 13y ago
This reminds me of a game from the early 90's, called "Virus!" iirc, where you had to dig around your filesystem chasing the bad guy.
920.
by Daviey 13y ago
Usually when browsing a site that has multiple interesting links, which I open in a new tab whilst I finish reading the main site. Then hit one of the new tabs, and well, GOTO 10. Doesn't take too many loops to open that many tabs. Th
921.
by Daviey 13y ago
What a ridiculous comment, a non-LTS release introducing new features are one of its core features. A security issue being introduced via upstream code is not something that should be an opportunity to berate Ubuntu. The way Ubuntu respon
922.
by Daviey 13y ago
Agreed, unless it's a website bug.. I was going to add that at current this is merely an affiliate front (which is fine, providing there is content!).... but the links aren't affiliate. Confused :/
923.
by Daviey 13y ago
Yes, it is entirely the same and I would be most surprised if anyone reading didn't realise this. It is sales material, from Canonical to err, help sell its product.. Was this a massive revelation to you? Yes, I agree it's a basi
924.
by Daviey 13y ago
No, it was put together by a chap called Darryl Weaver. He's a smart guy, and you are damn rude. It's fine to comment on the lack of deep detail, but the way you have conveyed it has just made you sound like an ass.
925.
by Daviey 13y ago
Not that I agree that this is a good thing to do.... but why this way, and not via the API?
926.
by Daviey 13y ago
I really fail to see what value this polls add. The sample size is usually too small, and then - only indicates values.. doesn't provide enough detail on level of skill or responsibility.
927.
by Daviey 13y ago
I used to manage an engineering team, and probably did spend that much time coding. Often, it was protyping or proving concepts to then pass on the engineers on the team to complete.
928.
by Daviey 13y ago
My Esc key broke, so it seemed logical to make use of the otherwise unused Caps lock key. It works perfectly, and I've got quite used to it... .. The problem is when I use a normal keyboard layout, and hit Caps lock in Vim and it does
929.
by Daviey 13y ago
I am saddened none of the media used the headline, "Turing Complete!"
930.
by Daviey 13y ago
Err, I think you are missing the point. We know ARP poisioning can be mitigated by using tools like arpwatch. That isn't the point of this article.. I don't think it suggests it's any more reliable than existing methods to p

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