aoetalks

7 ms·

31.
by aoetalks 4y ago
> Apparently Qatar has a single ISP, Qtel, with a single IP address shared by the entire country. Wut?
32.
by aoetalks 4y ago
levels.fyi, for one. Someone as notable as him would be L66+ easily, I feel. Maybe not 500k, but is 400k that far off?
33.
by aoetalks 4y ago
>IPv4 servers are reachable by IPv6-only clients How does this work?
34.
Visual Studio Installer “Checking for updates” endlessly(developercommunity.visualstudio.com)
3 points by aoetalks 4y ago|1 comments
35.
Microsoft Graph’s Journey to .NET 6(devblogs.microsoft.com)
9 points by aoetalks 4y ago|0 comments
36.
Why we’ve canceled flights, and what we are doing to get back on track(news.alaskaair.com)
96 points by aoetalks 4y ago|136 comments
37.
Doubling the L2 cache on an AMD K6-2, 22 years later(tomshardware.com)
10 points by aoetalks 5y ago|0 comments
38.
by aoetalks 5y ago
>The right path forward for NPM and package managers like it is to stop preferring the latest possible version of all dependencies when installing a new package As a package author specifically around one that wraps/interacts with R
39.
by aoetalks 5y ago
> Interesting how one might choose to their faith over their life. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martyr 10,000 Christians per year (excluding Congo's civil war, hence the article's title), it seems: https
40.
by aoetalks 5y ago
AFAIK it was a signature update, and the existing code couldn't understand the new signatures with a 2022 timestamp. IMHO, signatures still should have been deployed to an early ring before broad release. Antimalware signatures as code
41.
by aoetalks 5y ago
A PR reverting this is already approved and merged: https://github.com/microsoft/grpc_bench/pull/1 Thanks, 3np
42.
by aoetalks 5y ago
It’s Active Directory, not storage, compute, & networking. Major, to be sure, but hardly the cloud being down like the recent AWS outage.
43.
by aoetalks 5y ago
It looks like Azure Active Directory, so O365 would be hit harder than Azure I imagine because most services in Azure are still using storage access keys and whatnot given that AAD auth for data plane is fairly recent in most offerings. I.e
44.
by aoetalks 5y ago
When will we switch to memory safe (but reasonably performant) languages like Go/Rust/C#? Performance critical sections could remain in C/C++, but MOST code doesn’t need the kind of performance C/C++ provides. Hopefully
45.
by aoetalks 5y ago
I mean notifying parents is fine it’s the “comparison against X database and then notify Y organization” thats the real issue.
46.
by aoetalks 5y ago
This article doesn’t provide much substance, other than listing directors that were Catholic and a rouge Agent who also happened to be Catholic. I was expecting a revelation but sadly this just seems like a clickbait title at worst, and a b
47.
by aoetalks 5y ago
That resignation wasn’t about hot reload - it was about merging a PR over objections by maintainers.
48.
Revert “Remove Hot Reload support from dotnet watch(twitter.com)
2 points by aoetalks 5y ago|0 comments
49.
by aoetalks 5y ago
It was probably the 32 bit version of pinball, running on 64 bit windows via WoW64
50.
by aoetalks 5y ago
If you want to write a game, there’s Unity. Or you could make some kind of REST API with ASP.NET Core or gRPC.
51.
by aoetalks 5y ago
Agree the UI story has been rough. .NET MAUI seems promising, yes? Outside of JavaScript, what other (good) multi platform UI frameworks are out there? And I’m hesitant to call JS good, with the amount of slow, laggy, resource intensive app
52.
by aoetalks 5y ago
Microsoft did - in both Azure AD [1] and Bing [2],[3]. 1 and 2 from .NET Framework to .NET Core, but [3] is to .NET 5. [1] https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/azure-active-directory... [2] https://devblogs
53.
by aoetalks 5y ago
There’s work beyond the runtime, too. They wrote a gRPC library [1],and a high performance JSON library [2]. Granted, these are .NET libraries, but still. [1] https://github.com/grpc/grpc-dotnet [2] https://
54.
by aoetalks 5y ago
I run a full dual stack service in Azure [1]. I couldn’t get instance level IPv6 working, but everything else works in both v4 and v6. I will echo that many Azure services don’t support v6 yet, though. https://docs.microsoft.co
55.
by aoetalks 5y ago
I must have the same misunderstanding. I don’t know why this has to be device side for iCloud photos..
56.
by aoetalks 5y ago
I'm confused. If iCloud backups are not encrypted [1], and this only scans iCloud photos, why can't they just do this server side? I'm not saying server-side is OK, but its at least not device side (which is obviously a slipp
57.
by aoetalks 5y ago
I believe the correct term is “countably infinite”
58.
by aoetalks 5y ago
I don’t see where this says selling a soul is “only” a sin.
59.
by aoetalks 5y ago
I’m appalled this is even on HN. - If you are an atheist, would you sell it for $5? If the answer is no, why sell it for more? What value can you place on your soul (or someone’s idea of it)? - If someone is willing to pay much more than $5
60.
by aoetalks 5y ago
Indeed. I feel like many companies have their IT systems in varying levels of disrepair. Just look at the sheer amount of data breaches. At least this wasn’t a security breach (though I’d imagine (hope?) that it’d wouldn’t impact aircraft i

More ›