Maledictus

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91.
by Maledictus 7y ago
I can't stand weak types, so I prefer Ruby even if it is a little longer. Thanks for pointing this out.
92.
by Maledictus 7y ago
Would async/event based work? Of course with at least one thread per core.
93.
by Maledictus 7y ago
On sunny days there are naked folks in Englischer Garten, Munich.
94.
by Maledictus 7y ago
Maybe only await functions by default that are await and normally call functions that are not?
95.
by Maledictus 7y ago
Anybody else sad that this is not Ruby?
96.
by Maledictus 7y ago
this is not an engineering problem, it is a "how much are we willing to affect wild life" problem.
97.
by Maledictus 7y ago
In winter some nuclear power plants also have to be shut down because their cooling rivers are frozen.
98.
by Maledictus 7y ago
I tried ZFS with 4 GiB RAM in the past and it was not fun. Does it work for you?
99.
by Maledictus 7y ago
This guy gets it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDsMlmfLjd4
100.
by Maledictus 7y ago
But is it double buffering pages?
101.
by Maledictus 7y ago
That makes sense, thank you.
102.
by Maledictus 7y ago
I don't understand why hyperthreading needs to be turned off for maximum security? Wouldn't restricting it to only allow simultaneous threads that are part of the same process be enough?
103.
by Maledictus 8y ago
^ mirror
104.
by Maledictus 8y ago
Host your own FreshRSS.
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Bryan Cantrill: Visualizing Distributed Systems with Statemaps(youtube.com)
4 points by Maledictus 8y ago|0 comments
106.
by Maledictus 8y ago
Ruby has types. Not everyone enjoys working with statically typed languages.
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TeaHub: An open source alternative to GitHub(about.teahub.io)
3 points by Maledictus 8y ago|3 comments
108.
by Maledictus 9y ago
That tests ICMP echo requests not name resolution.
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by Maledictus 9y ago
I hope they don't embrace, extend, extinguish.