SFjulie1

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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Isn't this lengthy thesis about saying that doing a map reduce on consecutive data that have are hot and localized in memory is all the better that we use commutative/distributive operations. Well it was trivial. Well, I would hav
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
It is totally misleading. At one moment you even dream people understand what was wrong with PHP, then you see node.js.
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Because of the bureaucracy... I have invited people from debian to make conferences and know myself one of the former DLP. Debian has something scarily bureaucratic in its organization. As an effect of conway's law (structure of the or
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Yes let's give more incentive to be black hats. Anyway, IT has still not proven positive impact on the real world economy... IT startup are fed up with cash since 20 years and every benefits seems to be sunk into a fast obsolescence si
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Debian said the packager was not up to their standards of bureaucracy. It does not respect the impossible requirements (multi-archi, grub2, UEFI compliant). So they are making a committee to fix the situation. And maybe when all archi but x
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
J'acquiesce.
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
When decisions are irreversibly taken that will bind the future of citizens without their consents it has to be named by its real name: autoritarism. Technocracy boils down to aristocracy by diploma (eventually related to birth) instead of
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Economical crisis are recognizable by the fact people tends to announce "infinite energy source", "cheap energy", or "perpetual movement" finally made true. It is very interesting that while NASA that has been
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IT excuse for being late due to the uncertainty of creativity is BS(beauty-of-imagination.blogspot.com)
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
The AT&T lawsuits for the Unix (c) infringement has been largely used as a FUD from both MS and GNU against open source. It was fixed fast, but the PR standed long. (calomniez, calomniez, il en restera toujours quelque chose) The BSD co
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
That's one of the critics of open source (BSD) world versus free software world. GNU /Linux projects have been designed for figthing on socio-ethico-political grounds against proprietary software. The first one being Unix. (GNU
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Yes I remembered this one, and this resulted in the SSH keys being weakened. So ... it is the same incident. OpenBSD could forgot one day. As if 50 core devs pretending to know their jobs could do better than 10000 devs with tremenduous amo
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Neat idea, mutable in serialization format and functions... We are a step close to the YAML fiasco that has crippled rails. /me grabs popcorns, and will likely enjoy to watch the world burns.
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
A PRNG debian bad? I remember the ssh keys incident years ago (that was indeed ridiculouts, but shit happens). But I don't remember any new facts about debian weakening PRNG since. PS: Ok, I also missed debian infortunately also weak
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
The chain is as strong as every links in it. Professionals knowing their jobs have a responsability. Manager sux bigger because they have bigger authority, devs sux because they are supposed to have the knowledge.
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Accessing resources on a system requires privileges. So java is inherently more insecure than C, because java developers are not aware that every time they access a socket, authentication, a file, ram they need privileges. And they tweak wh
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
You have the calvinist way of coding: learning, coding, and working harder to improve. Believing that experience will help you build a greater skill. You put your faith in yourself and hard work. You aim for simple elegant code that talks l
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
> How does he/she become target? How does IP address gets exposed? Call of Duty. No I am not kidding. The majority of the DDOS attacks we see targeted at Residential customers, are because said Customer was running their mouth &#x2
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The heart of DDoS leverage effects are UDP protocols
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The origin of “99%” of DDoS against residential users is Call of Duty
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
It is as shitty as the unity interface from ubuntu. But for stupid zealotishs reasons people will develop a Stockholm syndroma and will find the new UI un/correct according to the terrorists kidnapping them.
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
When you see how much USA and commonwealth have Me 163 komet, Me262, volksjager there is no wonder how USA got its spatial program. It must have been true that for some years there should have been NYIFO being tested in the skys near USAF b
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
This guy should rush to write documentation first...He will probably "build to budget" exhausting money and his time in coding. If he does so and finishes his project with a burnout there is a huge interrogation on how production
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Apparently for me it is a myth that XMPP teams can make anything that works. And their site is logically down. I am gonna make my grumpy old man. It still takes 1 day for an apprentice coder to : - make an irc bot; - program a rs232 port; -
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
There is more than grammar in URL: there is politics like gov.uk is a TLD. And that is why IETF RFC are so verbose. Because there is politics in them. That is why you can't provide regexps. url because of politics are not context free.
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Well, bugs will come back later if he does not updates his knowledge. But, yes I was thinking the same myself. Whatever, I lost the war. In fact, I prefer a boring life with less bugs on the long term and a bad reputation. But, it does not
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
because companies are about attitude now and not any more about earning money? Sometimes it is all about technical details, costing, pricing efficiency and getting things done. Because at the end, it is all about the money. And defects are
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Me asking politely the bug fix, and the altercation are separated by a 36 hours scope, with supports' phone ringing like hell because customers wanted to use their application. And kind of me shielding the devs from the operations want
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
And if we accept that me being an asshole is not the problem here, but rather that my company has an application that customers use and may want to function without bugs, that we make money out of it, and that it pays my earnings as much as
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
PS I have been raised in Europa, expressed murder intents are not first degree murder intent. It is just a figure of style for saying how much angry I am in my own self.

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