_kp6z

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   by _kp6z 6y ago

   The author also drastically overestimates the capabilities of cloud vendors. CDN and edge have been and will continue to be great business (as you well know) despite pundits predicting their sublimation to cloud subsidiaries for over a dec
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   by _kp6z 6y ago

   Google's handling of these critical archives they were given is pretty abhorrent. The usenet archives should really be made public since there is no business value to them and they don't care about usenet.
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   by _kp6z 7y ago

   I have a huge soft spot for NetBSD because it was my first BSD and first foray into kernel work. The more alarming issue affecting Open and Net is that commodity computer architecture has wildly changed in the past 10 years. A late 1980s
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   by _kp6z 7y ago

   Sounds like a pretty clueless layoff, I guess I expected better from Mozilla than usual corporate derp. If there was truly no dead weight, surely the management could have scaled back their own comp for misdirecting the company? Very few
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   by _kp6z 9y ago

   One trope I frequently encounter as a FreeBSD professional is "Linux is used by so many people, it doesn't have vast and sweeping bugs anymore".. the many eyes fallacy. In reality, you get bystander paradox.. everyone wants
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   An insane idea on reference counting [pdf](epicsol.org)

   58 points by _kp6z 12y ago|25 comments
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   by _kp6z 13y ago

   If you think strace is useful, wait until you try dtrace.