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391.
by arpa 6y ago
XML+XSLT is vastly, vastly underrated.
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by arpa 6y ago
What's the way to directly interface with containerd?
393.
by arpa 6y ago
But... why?
394.
by arpa 6y ago
If at first you don't succeed, tou try again, again and again... until a significant percentage of your less technically savvy populace is interceptable.
395.
by arpa 6y ago
It's worth pointing out that kube-proxy leverages NAT hard, as does the flannel CNI, iirc.
396.
by arpa 6y ago
More! Better! Optimal performance, squeeze every last drop from yourself -- but is it really what we need? Perhaps it's time to change the world instead of changing yourself?..
397.
by arpa 6y ago
Attribition much?
398.
by arpa 6y ago
Who knows! Let's find out!
399.
by arpa 6y ago
I am only speaking from experience. In my social bubble convenience is king. Privacy is not something desirable, because people "have nothing to hide". It's something they don't consider at all. They are not stupid or un
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by arpa 6y ago
And yet, the majority of the people do not care at all. I am actually over preaching the need for privacy, I just try to practice opsec daily and identify my failures and weak spots. I tried to be a privacy purist: a smartphone without inte
401.
by arpa 6y ago
Anecdote time. Never have I ever understood concepts through repetition alone. Grinding problems is for building patterns via using different input sets, not unlike ML. It is true that it "clicks" sometimes after a threshold and y
402.
by arpa 6y ago
Yeah, i meant engine(s), sorry
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by arpa 6y ago
Lawyer up and make people sign draconian NDAs. There is no tech solution here. A developer can memorize the code and there's no way you can prevent that.
404.
by arpa 6y ago
Soviet union spanned several timezones. The person writing the comment could have been in Vladivostok for example.
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by arpa 6y ago
If firefox dies, there'll be nothing to take its' place. Instead of ie6 we'll have chrome. And it is not feasible for a new fully featured browser to appear because of all the crap in the browser nowadays - development is goi
406.
by arpa 6y ago
That's a sign of a good CxO, IMHO - thinking of the whole org as a team. Respect :)
407.
by arpa 6y ago
50 persons is a small organization, not a team!! I agree about responsibilities part, however, if you don't let your people grow by simply vetoing the ideas, they won't grow. Discussing and openness to your subordinates' idea
408.
by arpa 6y ago
You know, it's easy to be an asshole when you're brilliant. But that's why soft skills are important, especially in leadership roles. I tried my best to be a supporting lead, everywhere i was in that role. I believe in leadin
409.
by arpa 6y ago
Yes, it's true, but it's not the first time people choose inferior technology. Just look at windows :))))) I am kidding of course.
410.
by arpa 6y ago
Bash forever!
411.
by arpa 6y ago
Google is new money, these fucks are old money. Print establishments are older money. Print doesn't care about piracy. Print has a good academia racket going.
412.
by arpa 6y ago
It was metallica.
413.
by arpa 6y ago
How could someone kill RIAA?
414.
by arpa 6y ago
Youtube-dl has a lot of legal applications!
415.
by arpa 6y ago
Why would you say that?
416.
by arpa 6y ago
That is also true.
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by arpa 6y ago
It's a router released in 2013 and uses kernel from 2011. I wonder how modern alternative / opensource firmware would compare.
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by arpa 6y ago
What stood out for me was the kernel version of netgear equipment used: 2.6.36.4 That is a kernel nearly 10 years old. Of course, the router itself was released 7 years ago... and of course vendor stopped updating fimware as soon as they co
419.
by arpa 6y ago
Kind of same here. I start functioning at 7 because the world doesn't care i need these these two hours. I still rarely fall asleep earlier than 12PM, and it takes perhaps a week for the lack of sleep to accumulate so i crash with a mi
420.
by arpa 6y ago
I will be forced to modify my long running bad joke: "How did Sir Sean Connery use to shave? CTRL+Sh!". Rest in peace, sir.

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