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by ak4g 11y ago
From their FAQ, the change will only happen on routers produced after June of this year. So technically, the best time to buy a TP-Link router is right now!
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by ak4g 11y ago
You'd be wrong to pick a clear winner based on the numbers you have (which, apologies, I didn't check, also because Friday). The construction emissions will be astronomical - or maybe it'd be more appropriate to characterize
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by ak4g 11y ago
Confirming. Vast majority of SQL isn't written by developers or engineers to begin with, it's not even close. I administer a few DBs almost entirely queried by other departments, they'll ask for performance help (which, to da
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by ak4g 11y ago
[2012]
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by ak4g 11y ago
Can you not tell from the running system what the currently-applied values are? That would address your concern. OTOH, if a nonsensical value without a comment (and, at a minimum, an indication of who made the change, when, and a reference
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by ak4g 11y ago
Barring release blockers discovered in RC1, yes, early January. http://www.postgresql.org/message-id/20706.1450460549@sss.pg...
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by ak4g 11y ago
> where as Greenland (Denmark), which arguably has tougher laws is 26 on the list. ...which resulted from 11 - eleven! - homicides. It's an anomalous stat because Greenland is so sparsely populated. I can't help but feel you&
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by ak4g 11y ago
It could also be the case that they have monitoring systems on the host machines that would have reliably detected this issue being exploited, even before this specific vulnerability was discovered (or perhaps better to say, given the age o
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by ak4g 11y ago
I was referring to the situation in the comment I was replying to, where a number of individuals have both valid and canary keys for unlocking an HSM, and the presence of a canary key when attempting to unlock causes the HSM to wipe it&#x27
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by ak4g 11y ago
If the HSM gets wiped, via whatever mechanism, you prosecute (successfully) everyone involved for obstruction of justice. At that point they've all participated in a criminal conspiracy to destroy evidence. The m'th hand doesn&#
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by ak4g 11y ago
I disagree. Grew up in NC, spent a year and change in NYC, in SF for the last two years. The biggest difference was the cost of a pack of cigarettes, when I still smoked. Now the biggest difference is the weather, which I gather varies quit
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by ak4g 11y ago
If you eliminate private prisons entirely and leave everything else alone, a pitifully small proportion of the people wronged by the criminal justice system would even notice, let alone receiving fair recompense. It's not so much that
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by ak4g 11y ago
If you're using Chrome, have it authed to your google account, and have browsing history enabled in your sync settings, it's all here: https://history.google.com/history/ I find it invaluable.
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by ak4g 11y ago
This. I'm more than willing to try different UNIXes, and I have. But when we're talking about running a business-critical database, it's a hard requirement that both myself and my teammates are able to maintain, keep patche
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by ak4g 11y ago
That compression ratio is one I'd love to have. PG's built-in data compression is limited to large values in a single row - if you have a hundred billion 100-byte tuples, TOAST isn't going to help. The closest thing I know of
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by ak4g 11y ago
And in shells. Alt-u uppercases the word following the cursor with vanilla bash+readline everywhere I've tried. So the sequence would be to type "server_retry_timeout", Ctrl-a to jump to beginning of line, Alt-u-u-u to upperc
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by ak4g 11y ago
The wording was confusing for me too. At first reading I understood it as saying CVEs were no longer being issued for Acrobat, which definitely isn't the case. I assume the intended meaning was that Acrobat was first released in 1993[0
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by ak4g 11y ago
> I don't like wasting my time on things my computer could do for me. So don't. Let the interpreter check profile.verified_email twice (horror of horrors!) and get back to your day job. Even if there are no in-program side ef
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by ak4g 11y ago
And not just the GPL, but the AGPL. That one caught me by surprise. Does this mean there is going to be a MySQL-style dual-licensing situation in the future? (or is this already the case?)
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by ak4g 11y ago
Esper is really curious. I looked at it while getting a feel for the general landscape of streaming data tools in late 2013 - to be clear, it was a very cursory look, on the timescale of a few hours at most. I quote what my final take-away
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by ak4g 11y ago
Um, this is the postgres article: https://aphyr.com/posts/282-call-me-maybe-postgres There were no acknowledged writes lost. The only unacked-but-successful writes resulted from a connection while a commit ack was in-f
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by ak4g 12y ago
Wow. Can you provide a URL?
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by ak4g 12y ago
For those who haven't seen it: http://www.classnamer.com/ The Spring-flavored generator has an extra DesignPatternFactoryMixin. http://www.classnamer.com/index.html?generator=spring
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by ak4g 12y ago
the json type just stores the string value passed to it, but only the final value is available to the JSON-aware operators. mydb=# select ('{"foo": 1, "foo": 2}'::jsonb)->'foo' jsonb_foo,
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by ak4g 12y ago
Bup satisfies both. https://github.com/bup/bup But the frontend is kinda bare-bones. In many cases, it's git. I have heard that attic is similar but more fleshed-out. But I have not tried it myself. https:/&