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very low-effort article with generic claims lacking any new information. i'm wondering if articles generated by AI/bots will look like these.
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8y ago
There is a great list of self-hosted services, i think the author will be happy for merge requests with more services https://github.com/Kickball/awesome-selfhosted
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8y ago
To be fair, issue in kubernetes github are closed after 90+30d of inactivity, so even more "closed" issues were never actually resolved. Check this, +4600 issues that were never addressed, just ignored https://github.co
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8y ago
Can somebody explain what istio does in simple words? I see that it hooks into micro/services communication, but why do we need that? isnt policies enforced by cni plugins? and can microservices communicate already with k8s and mesos d
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8y ago
Notably, Madoff hedge fund was also very undercover and hard to get into and had was quite picky who's money they accept.
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8y ago
Operating margin is not Gross Profit/Total Revenue, its Operating Profit/Total Revenue. You were not surprised by the number 37% you got?
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8y ago
so, with operational margin 28.42%, aws outruns apple with operational margin 22.72%. if you've told me aws takes more premium on their products than apple per $, i wouldn't believed.
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8y ago
I agree, it's as easy to tap into your build tool to build kotlin/groovy/scala alongside with java, as it is to tap into buildtool to process the annotations.
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8y ago
> Ramminger and his aides were all arrested in late 1968 and jailed for four years. Its surprising how much he got away with. It was a theft, conspiracy, espionage, mailing and customs rules violation. Did he that in US 2019, he would ge
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8y ago
"You are not firing me, I'm resigning!"
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8y ago
Yes, there are some great things about O365. For example, I often hear that O365 licenses are a bliss compared to complexity of microsoft enterprise licensing, when even ms reps don't agree how much licenses you need.
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8y ago
Just checked, I got this feature on stock samsung s8(phone-settings-block numbers-block unknown callers)? Are you talking about iphone(as if it is a default phone vendor) ?
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8y ago
It leaves very little place for interpretation(works for me) when most of these reports have a kb/issue tracking# in microsoft dashboard - check the comments for issue numbers.
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8y ago
I'm just assembling the non-comprehensive list of office 365 outages or login problems in the last seven months (r/sysadmin): 6days ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/ajavl8/its_tha
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8y ago
ironically, I remember AWS ramblings that providing s3 compatible api was violation of amazon IP rights.
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8y ago
hmm, what a name for a dns server. in the beginning i thought the article is about libunwind that resolves stack addresses to function names/symbols.
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8y ago
Sorry, used wrong word. "Skywave" is a better term.
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8y ago
Many trading companies now utilize over-the-horizon radio. Its the fastest, most direct connection available. But even without this: - cpu thermal profiles and power governors - cpu affinity - non-evented io(if you prefer latency over the n
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8y ago
Have anybody got any good experience with self-encrypting drives(SED)? Something that will allow you to pull the ssd out of laptop and carry it through security separately, not worrying about contents getting spied on if seized?
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8y ago
If you are looking for information on low-latency computing, including some real advice how to tune for lower latency, look for info on HFT. 5ms reaction time mentioned on these slides are far cry for what computers can do. trading servers
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8y ago
now you have to wait for the whole judical process to conclude. so far the employee was arrested. I have not heard he was indicted so far. And obviously he was not found guilty yet. Should we apply some different criteria of guilt based on
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8y ago
Not only SMS-based two-factor is susceptible to phishing, its also susceptible to intercept/forging by the rogue governments (RU) https://meduza.io/news/2016/04/29/mts-otklyuchil-oppozitsion... And
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8y ago
(Thank you for outline link, its a great service!) Quoting the same article > There’s no proof that Huawei was asked to participate or turn a blind eye to the breach, but we know that there was a breach and Huawei was the key provider (T
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8y ago
worth noting it was huawei employee got investigated for spying, not huawei itself.
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Similar articles from 2 month ago with the same title: "US asks allies to drop Huawei" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18513249 British Telecom bars Huawei's 5G kit from core of network https:/&#x
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8y ago
64k ports is not a limitation for number of simultaneous tcp connections, in linux kernel ports are identified by (srcip,srcport,dstip,dstport)
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8y ago
Can somebody enlighten me if official microsoft csc is available for linux? Last time i checked there was mono with some old C# standard and there was .net core suite... for freebsd only(due to licensing?)
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Time will show what unknown challenges and problems http/2 carries. So far, the protocol is studied mostly by google(and less by cloudflare), there is limited research by independent parties. From the article, i see that the author hea
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This article does not give any basis to call Huawei a chinese intelligence front and Totally lacks any analysis.
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Original OpenID implementation was so simple and the scope of it was so small, i wonder where we got all this complexity
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