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by Spidler 11y ago
We deploy from git via "git archive". Wastes a bit of space, but there's no extra resources on the server.
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by Spidler 11y ago
They call a meeting. Really, the productivity boost of the fika culture should _never_ be underestimated.
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by Spidler 11y ago
Really, submitting a paywall?
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by Spidler 11y ago
This is apples to watermelons comparision. The remote test uses a new `requests` instance (tear down and set-up of a new HTTP request, not a session) for each call, except in Tornado , where it uses `tornado.httpclient.AsyncHTTPClient` and
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by Spidler 11y ago
128 actually, you missed the last char of your snake. ( -1 should be -10 )
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by Spidler 11y ago
For those that wish to see what came from this, we have: Sandboxed Apps https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/SandboxedApps from Alex Larsson. The code is hosted at https://github.com/alexlarsson/xdg-app
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by Spidler 11y ago
I must say that I agree, and I'm personally _very_ fond of their business model. Having the articles become free no matter what, and having articles of a level of quality that they _Repeatedly_ get referenced in papers on computer scie
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by Spidler 12y ago
SQLite scales very well for reading data, actually. If your site is single-write:many-read (most are) it works brilliantly. If you however cause writes when people open pages, look at content. Anything from hit counters to tracking behaviou
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Bongos – IPv6 link local DoS at 1 pps(bongos.se)
2 points by Spidler 12y ago|0 comments
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by Spidler 12y ago
I just hope they check for certificates better than Docker does. systemd-nspawn is a really fun thing to work with for developing early-init/daemons of various kinds, and this adds a bit more tools to that.
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by Spidler 12y ago
There already is a HTTP server there. It's log support / shipping is done via HTTP as a transport.
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by Spidler 12y ago
Same for firefox: http://www.bing.com/search?q=firefox&qs=n&form=QBLH&pq=firef... Top link will be: > Firefox - Download Latest Version. 100% Free. > Firefox.freegogo-download.com Which is InstallCore
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by Spidler 12y ago
First three links appear to be malicious: Google Chrome Free - Install Chrome® Free For Your PC! Chrome.freepc-download.com Download Chrome Browser 100% Free! Chrome download | downloadian.com downloadian.com/chrome Ladda ner den senas
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by Spidler 12y ago
Why? Because most of the ones they show is that a global lookup is more costly than a local one. Something that may -very- well change quickly. dict() slower than {}, and so on...
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by Spidler 12y ago
In cities: 40km/h on larger (roads designed to pass traffic through the town) and 30km/h on smaller (streets between blocks and inner-city) is the standard in Norrköping and several other parts of Östergötland. (Sweden) This, amo
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by Spidler 12y ago
Optimize for readability. Optimize for maintainance. Optimize for consistency. Once those three are done, you can optimize for performance.
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by Spidler 12y ago
For those who wonder, it's a dependency needed for the userspace parts that import docker images into "native" systemd-nspawn containers. It's not actually used in pid 1, but in the userspace tooling.
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by Spidler 12y ago
In some code we have the first 5-10 lines are basically in the shape of : assert isinstance(arg1, type) assert isinstance(arg2, SubObjectClass) And so on. Mainly because we deal in code that deals a lot with traditional types (as in signe
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by Spidler 12y ago
Actually, the stuff in the kernel explicitly doesn't care about content of messages. Also, systemd-dbus has already done away with the XML config files. They are parsed only as legacy/compat mode.
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by Spidler 12y ago
It's oldstyle in London too. Lockers in the basement, lock your laundry in, send a mail off, and get them delivered in time. Works brilliantly.
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by Spidler 12y ago
We have one of those, a bit more limited as it only works on a single CA. Give me a week and poke an email to spider@aanstoot.se and I'll see about giving preliminary access.
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by Spidler 12y ago
"Even the linux die-hards have essentially grasped the necessity of systemd (Even though they're going to hate on it for awhile longer)"
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by Spidler 12y ago
Why not all three? All implemented in Threaded Intercal, just to be maintainable?
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by Spidler 12y ago
Yes, they have tools for that these days.
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by Spidler 12y ago
Fun to see ten years later that this approach by AMD won. AMD's x86-64 approach is a lot more interesting not so much because of any technical issues, but because AMD _can_ try to avoid the "irrelevant" part. By having a par
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by Spidler 12y ago
I like the fact that my most negative comment is: > "Excellent! thankyou" Talk about making me feel good about myself.
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by Spidler 12y ago
Sex with anyone who's unable to consent at the time (asleep, passed out, "too drunk") is tried under the title rape, the other case is "Sexual Molestation".
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by Spidler 12y ago
Excellent! thankyou
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by Spidler 12y ago
Open the link in this page: Select the "download" option, and pick "ogg" https://voicerepublic.com/system/audio/2014/05/16/DQxIXPoh2T... is the URL I get, and that isn't G
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by Spidler 12y ago
Why am I getting a talk on Openstack at Cern, and not the Greg KH talk?

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