Volundr

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1501.
by Volundr 13y ago
It means that the GC always be able to collect all free memory. This is as opposed to a conservative GC that may fail to collect memory if there is an object that looks like it could be a pointer to it, but isn't. See: http:/&#x2
1502.
by Volundr 13y ago
While I'd be interested in a physical magazine, or an PDF/Mobi, I've no interest in an app. I hope they reconsider their distribution model.
1503.
by Volundr 13y ago
Actually Linode is the only one I know of that does. Rackspace, many EC2 images, Chunkhost, etc all leave swap disabled by default.
1504.
by Volundr 13y ago
Reading all of these makes me think, the admin tool for your database of choice should probably put you inside a transaction by default, and require you to explicitly commit changes. For the madmen, it could still have an auto-commit mode,
1505.
by Volundr 13y ago
Been there done that. Usually I always work inside a transaction, and carefully examine the results before typing that all important 'commit'. But a "simple" change at 4:55 and me in a hurry to get home....
1506.
by Volundr 13y ago
Well sure, smelling comes from bacteria, but what if I get dirt on it? Will it resist that? Sure the water repellant stuff is helpful, but I find it hard to believe it'd keep it perfectly pristine.
1507.
by Volundr 13y ago
> I would be hard-pressed to think of a worse first language than C. You want to introduce people to the concepts of programming, which means abstractions and high-level thinking. C forces you to think in terms of the computer and its me
1508.
FreeBSD 10 Officially released(freebsd.org)
11 points by Volundr 13y ago|0 comments
1509.
by Volundr 13y ago
There is the unspoken assumption here, with no evidence to back it up, that the majority of plans not offered on the exchanges before the ACA would cover these hospitals. Unless that was the case, then this is a non-story, as nothing ha
1510.
by Volundr 13y ago
So basically, he's gained root once to kill ssh running as root, but you think that gaining root again in order to run something on port 22 is what's going to stop him?
1511.
by Volundr 13y ago
Again if he can remove ssh running as root on port 1xxxx, he can run his ssh-alike on port 22.
1512.
by Volundr 13y ago
Put another way, if someone has gained access to run a script as a non-root user on my server, and somehow managed to kill SSH which is running as root to bind to that port, gained access to my host key (which should only be readable by r
1513.
by Volundr 13y ago
FYI, I was getting the exact same thing, and called the 800 number, and was told that there were specific issues related to my (ID) exchange and that they had techs working on it. Sure enough last night I was able to get in with the credent
1514.
Sound Band - Headset without speakers(kickstarter.com)
1 points by Volundr 13y ago|0 comments