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   by adontz 8y ago

   Fedora.
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   Ask HN: Stay productive while commuting offline

   2 points by adontz 8y ago|3 comments
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   by adontz 8y ago

   Actually you do not need even load balancer node or software. SO_REUSEPORT transforms Linux kernel into load balancer. You just run new server alongside old one and ask old one to stop serving requests.
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   by adontz 8y ago

   Why coroutine is long lived? I image this as event loop machinery just stops processing events and all sockets are closed [by OS].
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   by adontz 8y ago

   >> Except, defaults matter. Do they? Debian maintains hella lot of patches for almost every package because of reasons I can hardly justify. Overriding a few systemd config files is nothing. But let's say systemd sets some sane d
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   by adontz 8y ago

   I really don't think that often hated "Not my problem" kind of answers Pottering gives are that unprofessional, because in 99% of cases, he points to exact party who's problem it is and mostly they are distribution maint
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   by adontz 8y ago

   And still there are bugs in SQLite, despite unprecedented testing, best in industry by opinions of many.
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   by adontz 8y ago

   Comparison is still dumb, because if you have pilot for each autopilot to counter failure (which happens!), you need sysadmin for each systemd instance to counter failure. I'd say systemd running mostly unsupervised should be better th
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   by adontz 8y ago

   ReadConsoleInput https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/console/readconsole... INPUT_RECORD https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/console/input-recor... KEY_EVENT_RECORD
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    by adontz 8y ago

    "However, with proprietary software the protocol is unknown unless it has been published" this is not true. Proprietary software does not necessarily mean opaque protocols. It's chicken and egg question. 1) IIS is proprietary
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    by adontz 8y ago

    I cannot agree that this is the example of open source advantage. For me it is an example of bad protocol design in the first place.
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    by adontz 8y ago

    I know only about asyncio.BufferedProtocol. Anything else new in 3.7 which solves any of the mentioned problems?
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    by adontz 8y ago

    On why to use curio or trio. Old bust must read because mentions back-pressure which is rarely discussed at all. https://vorpus.org/blog/some-thoughts-on-asynchronous-api-de...
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    by adontz 8y ago

    You can use "tmux new -A" instead of two commands
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    by adontz 8y ago

    To fix some bugs shopt -s checkwinsize shopt -s autocd To make life better to my taste alias tmux="tmux new -A -s root" export HISTCONTROL=ignoredups To distinguish between development, test and product
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    Ask HN: Do you prefer portable versions over installers?

    2 points by adontz 8y ago|1 comments
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    by adontz 8y ago

    It's not an argument, it's a question. I'll rephrase to make it clear, sorry if it was not that clear. "If systemd is worse than other options, why is it so widely adopted?" And by widely I mean most popular distrib
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    by adontz 8y ago

    Who said there are many addicts?
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    by adontz 8y ago

    OK, my bad, I admit. Not everyone. Most . Most popular distributions, because, let's make it clear: RedHat, Fedora, CoreOS, CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu, Arch, including Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Fedora KDE, and all other members of these respected
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    by adontz 8y ago

    I will say, why you need open phone if you install Facebook and WhatsApp into it?
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    by adontz 8y ago

    But what else do you need? Facebook App?
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    by adontz 8y ago

    Honestly, if systemd is really that bad, why everyone adopted it? We can blame Red Hat as Lennard's employer for forcing systemd into their family of distributions (RedHat, CentOS, Fedora, CoreOS). But why Debian/Ubuntu? Why ArchL
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    by adontz 8y ago

    Whenever there is a market fad/phenomena with low or no barriers and a flood of entrants—the best strategy is often: Be the arms dealer. The lowest profile players in high-profile, low-barrier industries are almost always the most prof
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    by adontz 8y ago

    Is this some kind of Dunning-Kruger effect? Anyway, I don't think it's right mental picture, and thus context for paradox. Language power, I believe, cannot be defined with one dimension. What is more powerful, Java or SQL? Will S
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    by adontz 8y ago

    Human being is fundamentally weak. The worst and mostly uncontrollable factor leading to addiction is not having a friend when you really need someone. It's not someone's fault. If person is assole and that's why can't b
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    by adontz 8y ago

    After I've read the article which kind of praises AIO, I have impression that AIO is misdesigned, have misleading name and overall quite terrible. I better stay away from it. Also, epoll is good enough for me, my tasks. So no actual ne
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    by adontz 8y ago

    I make such diagrams in two steps: 1) Use pen and paper and/or graphviz to find most pleasant/understandable layout. It's may be not that obvious. 2) Use vector graphics editor (Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape or CorelDRAW) to dr
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    by adontz 8y ago

    It does? It does even much weirder things. https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/markrussinovich/2007/08/...
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    by adontz 8y ago

    I was always printing out texts larger than a few pages. I felt like it's easier. Now I know it's not my personal trait.
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    by adontz 8y ago

    There are also non-wildcard certificates, which are valid for multiple specific names, but not the case I am discussing. https://www.digicert.com/subject-alternative-name.htm