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by Xorlev 10y ago
In Las Vegas this weekend, coming back we did not have to remove our shoes or laptops, just toss metal items in our bags and walk through the metal detector. I was through security in less than a minute. I suppose a bunch of hungover people
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by Xorlev 10y ago
Good advice. Even with G1GC it's hard to run heaps that large. However, not to be overly pedantic, Java GC has many different algorithms and many avoid STW collection for as long as possible and do concurrent collection until it's
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by Xorlev 10y ago
You can, but it's vastly less likely than networking partitions assuming your DB is operating as expected.
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by Xorlev 10y ago
We do this. We have 50+ ASGs for the same reason. Often it's min=3, max=3 for HA, but if a machine fails it's automatically replaced. Every service in our infrastructure runs the same way. Some have scaling policies, some don&#x27
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by Xorlev 11y ago
You can, it just requires you to import the cert and use some pretty gnarly UI. I didn't mean to imply you couldn't use it from the browser, just that it was much less likely than curl + we rely on the cert for figuring out your a
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by Xorlev 11y ago
FWIW, if it clarifies things, we disable shared secret auth when enabling mutual auth. At that point, you can really only call it with curl or your application.
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by Xorlev 11y ago
Is this just bundling the existing Atom Rust tools with a convenient menu for creating projects?
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by Xorlev 11y ago
> In terms of security, all API calls should be using https and there is little difference in putting the token in headers or as part of the query string. Mostly true. But as a heads up, you might want to shy away from this as plenty of
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by Xorlev 11y ago
> just that they all eventually get consumed Unless you have some sort of replication or consensus, this is still just best-effort delivery. For example, the message could be acknowledged & fsynced followed by drive death. At scale,
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by Xorlev 11y ago
Cool! The *nix/Windows ecosystems coming closer can only be a good thing. I've hesitated in getting a Surface Book since it'd always need a good network connection to support remote development, but this has the potential to
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by Xorlev 11y ago
Not to mention, the sample sizes are quite skewed -- the quantiles might line up better with more data.
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by Xorlev 11y ago
If the shoe fits...
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by Xorlev 11y ago
With Google it's either beta or deprecated.
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by Xorlev 11y ago
I wouldn't say pointless. It wastes an attacker's time if nothing else, otherwise you're essentially allowing that attacker to continue interacting with your server, and perhaps SSH isn't their only target.
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by Xorlev 11y ago
It's very expensive. You have to be careful to only register high signal / low noise terms or risk a massive bill. To get the data emojitracker has would be tens of thousands a month or more.
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by Xorlev 11y ago
You can snapshot your RDS database and restore it as an Aurora DB. Only caveat is it has to be MySQL 5.6. http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/UserGuide/Aurora...
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by Xorlev 11y ago
I appreciate the name. Curb+it, Cur_bit_.
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by Xorlev 11y ago
You can find a G+ profile for anyone by searching an email in your Gmail search. Unsure if that's the route they'd taken.
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by Xorlev 11y ago
KSplice helps you avoid the need to reboot even with many kernel changes. KSplice is the delta layer that gets you from security patch to maintenance window for a real reboot.
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by Xorlev 11y ago
If it's coming from FullContact Person API, you can opt out here: https://www.fullcontact.com/privacy/
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by Xorlev 11y ago
https://www.fullcontact.com/privacy/ If it's coming through our FullContact Person API, you can claim your profile or opt out here.
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by Xorlev 11y ago
VOTES PLACED: 0 Also, I'm on a fairly recent MBP Retina and that page is really laggy for me. Chrome 47.0.2526.80
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by Xorlev 11y ago
Also aggregating disparate information about a single contact.
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by Xorlev 11y ago
With Rust I'd still be worried about compiler stability and destructor/allocation pauses. There's a reason that most avionics software written is on top of an RTOS & compiled with multiple different compiler vendor's
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by Xorlev 11y ago
Aside a jaunt over to HackerNews? ;) I agree. As an aside, Slack has been getting so much usage internally (and everyone learned about @notifications) that it's turned into a massive source of interrupts. It's hard to idle in a nu
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by Xorlev 11y ago
503 = at capacity, default response an ELB returns when all the servers in the ELB are OutOfService (or missing).
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by Xorlev 11y ago
And if you miss any, your young daughter is going to find it. Seriously isn't something you want to mess with.
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by Xorlev 11y ago
> In Photoshop you would do this by opening both images, and visually comparing them to see what's different, then copying the appropriate parts from one to another. Good luck. The point the parent was trying to make is that the loc
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by Xorlev 11y ago
Apple rolls out ad blocking because modern ads are hugely invasive and slow down the experience. Those most impacted by this proclaim that big tech is too powerful. Throw in Google to skirt the thrust of the issue. Color me unimpressed by t
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by Xorlev 11y ago
Strange, we've had exactly the opposite time with Kafka. It's never gone down for us unless we've done something dumb (e.g. running it out of disk). We punish Kafka and regularly publish and consume massive amounts of data to

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