bigbango

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by bigbango 12y ago
Yes, when I don't have any out of band method for obtaining the key. Also, the sources aren't the same, the binary is downloaded from a mirror / CDN while the links I posted are from the main FTP server. edit: grammar correct
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by bigbango 12y ago
Thanks, I was so focused on finding the files that I forgot.
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by bigbango 12y ago
For those who like me are wary of running unverified binaries: - checksums: https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/late... - signatures: https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/
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by bigbango 12y ago
Yes, network protocols like IPv6 have a glacial deployment speed. Because all the network equipment have to support it. But it isn't so for transport protocols like SCTP. Only the endpoints using it need to support it. So a transport p
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by bigbango 12y ago
> and we need something to improve things now I disagree. Nothing is needed now, HTTP/1 is not broken and it works well enough. There should be time enough to come up with a clean design. Even if it requires designing a new transpor
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by bigbango 12y ago
Why worse? Wouldn't multiple HTTP/1.1 requests sharing a persistent TCP-connection also only have one initial slow start phase? Maybe the SCTP multiplexing / parallelization of the requests and thus the initial headers affect
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by bigbango 12y ago
It has the benefit of giving us separate protocols for the transport and application layers. And of already existing, though it isn't widely deployed yet. But it would allow multiple HTTP requests to be multiplexed over a single connec
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by bigbango 12y ago
I'm not willing trade away the human readability of HTTP/1 for a a performance gain that I really don't need. What about tools for reading corrupt binary HTTP/2 frames?
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by bigbango 12y ago
In my opinion HTTP/2 is too complex. I think the better route is to investigate how HTTP/1.1 could be layered atop multiplexing transport protocols like SCTP. It might take 10 years to reach wide deployment, but HTTP/1.1 over
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by bigbango 14y ago
On my desktop, Debian unstable with XFCE.
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by bigbango 15y ago
Good riddance!
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by bigbango 15y ago
I never understood why people can't write well designed modular code without writing the test first. Tests should never dictate the design of an application.
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by bigbango 15y ago
ClojureScript won't have the startup time of the JVM and is probably better suited for command line scripting.
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by bigbango 15y ago
My self hosted instance of Subsonic.
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by bigbango 15y ago
Kinnarps Plus 8