KenanSulayman

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Zuse: A flexible uptime bot with Telegram, SNS and Slack support(github.com)
6 points by KenanSulayman 6y ago|0 comments
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
> The new Rust-based HTTP and TLS backends for curl and now this new TLS library for Apache httpd are an important starting point in this overall effort.
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
> The new Rust-based HTTP and TLS backends for curl and now this new TLS library for Apache httpd are an important starting point in this overall effort.
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
Apple is invested into MacPorts (and also pays several employees working on it).
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
> Telegram has plans to monetize metadata just like WhatsApp. This is a blatant lie without any evidence. Durov said they might consider advertising in channels, as is currently already done in many languages -- just not through Telegram
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
I'm running the apx exit node family since about 2015. For the first few years I've been a regular visitor to the local police (my ISP Hetzner at that time gave my name and address out), but eventually Hetzner banned me for genera
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
ELK is killing it. Especially with their apm server.
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
These aren’t water contracts as in “settlement in water” — they’re settled in cash and they’re water INDEX futures. There’s simply no way this will affect actual water shipments beyond maybe being used as hedge for water producers (which is
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
I absolutely love the drawings. They're just so cute..
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
That's a great repository, thanks. However, Servo just isn't ready yet. There are just so many rendering issues that it's worth waiting for it to become more mature. (If you don't believe me, open https://psyc
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
I'm using headless UL to statically render articles on-demand so that CDN caches can be warmed up at each PoP so that people from less fortunate areas (middle-africa, southern americas, researchers in either pole of the earth -- yes we
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
1. Valid point. 2. ? 3. Chrome (or more specifically CEF -- Chromium Embedded Framework, the one used by Spotify et al.) is significantly more heavy than UL. Memory use is massive. Google doesn't care about API stability and ABI breaka
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
Who hurt you? This project is meant to make developers more efficient and support them in migrating projects to TypeScript. The entire point of TypeScript is to make developers more efficient, too, through clear structuring, types and assis
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
This is great! I'm also using [0] which displays mentions of a site on reddit. (And while you're at it, one [1] that replaces youtube comments with reddits comments from the subreddit threads where a video was posted to.) [0] htt
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
Google does not need any cookies for Google properties because Google Chrome sends an `x-client-data` header to them.
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Pangu: New Unpatchable Vulnerability in Secure Enclave of iPhone(twitter.com)
2 points by KenanSulayman 6y ago|0 comments
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Apple antitrust documents: Amazon Prime Video pays only 15% App Store comission(9to5mac.com)
2 points by KenanSulayman 6y ago|0 comments
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
Or you go with Xor filters, which are more efficient than both Cockoo and Bloom filters. [0] [0] https://arxiv.org/abs/1912.08258 ("Xor Filters: Faster and Smaller Than Bloom and Cuckoo Filters")
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
> She had met a man on Match.com who claimed to work in construction in San Jose, Calif., and he had convinced her to send him a topless photo. He was threatening to email the photo to the entire company if she did not pay him $10,000. &
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
Redis does have tests, especially for the clustering feature.. https://github.com/antirez/redis/tree/unstable/tests/cluster...
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
Apple wants members of their $500 Universal App Quick Start program to send back their Developer Transition Kit (DTK) units after the program automatically expires (!) after one year. [1] Citing directly from this document: > You agree t
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
It was the Alaskan National Guard who removed the bus. [1] [1] https://www.dvidshub.net/news/372418/alaska-national-guard-a...
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
The more interesting part is that unc0ver exploits a bug that was reintroduced by Apple: https://twitter.com/s1guza/status/1266433756270866433 ..
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
Funnily enough most of the times Mail came up was due to me accidentally pressing cmd + i in a browser.
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Bao: A lightweight static partitioning hypervisor(lwn.net)
1 points by KenanSulayman 6y ago|0 comments
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
Finally! Having had to deal with properly setting zookeeper up on multiple mesos clusters was so painful and recovering from outages via s3 backups so excruciating.. I feel somewhat ashamed that in two out of five cases we simply went with
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
More like he's doing pretty big orders (i.e. ICE bought at high $20m volume)
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
Not only that. It's an awful precedent to shoot down any research based on the implementation of it. That's more than just a misunderstanding; it's a fundamental misunderstanding of how research and scientific processes work.
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
My first thought was: wow, they took this idea so far now they made an OS out of it.. I imagined an OS preconfigured with torrent clients, easy-to-use VPN client, fancy Netflix-like media center...
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by KenanSulayman 6y ago
Wow, $11 for a kebab?? I just ate one for 3.50€ around the corner the other day (Berlin) and the shop didn’t have to close even after all that lockdown. Maybe the reason the margins are so low in the US is that everyone tries to rip each ot

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