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by amq 9y ago
Wouldn't it be simpler to have the smallest possible instance run an NFS server? This would also have an additional bonus of scalability. Edit: or use AWS EFS
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by amq 9y ago
"An incorrect version has been deployed to http://GitLab.com , we are temporarily taking http://GitLab.com offline"
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GitLab.com is down(twitter.com)
3 points by amq 9y ago|1 comments
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by amq 9y ago
ToolSense | Vienna, Austria | Onsite | Full-time | https://toolsense.io/ A B2B solution to connect powertools. * Frontend developer. Vue.js a plus * Java developer. CoAP, LWM2M, MQTT or Kafka a plus Email: office@toolsense.
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by amq 9y ago
Others are very likely to already have the Debian base image cached - by using pretty much any official library image.
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by amq 9y ago
If I run dozens of containers based on the same Debian image, would Minideb or even Alpine bring a big change, considering that Docker caches the layers?
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by amq 9y ago
HTC 10 comes with a TouchPal keyboard. I think it was a mistake on the TouchPal side, rather than HTC testing the waters.
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by amq 9y ago
I also find it not nice, but to be fair, all of them will stay for open source projects, so the GitHub argument doesn't apply.
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by amq 9y ago
Did anyone try it with https://developer.arm.com/open-source/gnu-toolchain/gnu-rm ?
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by amq 9y ago
Is it realistic to keep a complex system built around functions and microservices in a small organization?
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DeepMind StarCraft II Learning Environment(github.com)
2 points by amq 9y ago|0 comments
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by amq 9y ago
I'm using Firefox on desktop, but Mobile scrolling is just awful even on a flagship smartphone. Just also tried nightly: the same.
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by amq 9y ago
A really needed service, but I doubt it will last for long, because it's far from the core business and because it will potentially cost more than Mozilla is willing to dedicate.
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by amq 9y ago
Most of the TP-Link devices are supported by LEDE ;)
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by amq 9y ago
As far as I know, the contamination from Chernobyl has been stopped as soon as they built the first sarcophagus in November 1986 [1]. It was meant to be temporary and the new one was finished in 2016 [2] [1] https://en.wikipedia.
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by amq 9y ago
If you are using duplicity, use this moment to check if it works. There is a serious bug which seems to affect systems with a lot of data: https://bugs.launchpad.net/duplicity/+bug/896728
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by amq 9y ago
> up to 18 H.264 1080p30 streams How is the quality compared to x264 with the default settings (preset medium, crf 23)?
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by amq 9y ago
Honestly, quite a poor write-up. Bold claims in the beginning, but then too many meaningless words and too little technical details.
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by amq 9y ago
At a certain level of firewalling you bring the disadvantages of NAT. For example, if you block all input, or even just HTTP(S).
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by amq 9y ago
I'm all for supporting innovation and community services, but I think author is not mentioning other possible causes, like DMCAs, malware and spam (including unintended), which could have damaged the reputation. I just wonder why MIT d
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by amq 9y ago
Guys, stop breaking the world! /s
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by amq 9y ago
truecrypt?
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by amq 9y ago
Sadly, I can't think of any other sane default. Note that it is only used as a fallback in Debian.
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GitHub forking has one big flaw (2011)(zbowling.github.io)
2 points by amq 9y ago|0 comments
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by amq 9y ago
Even without deliberate watermarking, it is probably provable that an x document comes from a y printer, based on the way how letters look under microscope. Relevant, for example, if one would be dumb enough to print secret documents at hom
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by amq 9y ago
Would it be a suitable replacement for supervisord in containers?
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by amq 9y ago
I've found Docker Swarm Mode to be refreshingly simple after playing with Kubernetes. Am I crazy to have it in production?
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by amq 9y ago
A rather toxic read which I wouldn't expect from a former CTO.
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by amq 9y ago
Same with traefik: https://github.com/containous/traefik/issues/791
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by amq 9y ago
Hard to believe, but in a certain Eastern European country, ISPs are competing to lay fiber to private houses, for about $10/month. That's a symmetric 100mbit to Frankfurt.

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