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by bungle 5y ago
> The CPU innovation stagnation between 2012-2017 has resulted in 4 cores still being an acceptable low-end CPU in early 2022 I recently got M1 Max MacBook, and I was expecting a huge jump from my 2010 Mac Pro, but on my day-to-day work.
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by bungle 5y ago
I have been seeing issues with Cloudflare too. Usually very unexpected. Also with Cloudflare I hit more to issues with country borders even when there should be Cloudflare in my country. E.g. some content is blocked with Cloudflare as the s
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by bungle 5y ago
It is interesting that e.g. this has: https://github.com/erthink/libmdbx (works for Positive Technologies) > This is a mirror of the origin repository that was moved to abf.io because of discriminatory restrictions
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by bungle 5y ago
I think this was speculated over a year ago. Similarly to lab theory. Animal is still to be found. As is the hard evidence to any theory.
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by bungle 5y ago
True ancestor to this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enlightenment_(software) ” The first version of Enlightenment was released by Rasterman (Carsten Haitzler) in 1997.[5] Version 0.17, also referred to as E17, was i
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by bungle 5y ago
To me the last 15 years of web dev has really felt like a misstep. But that was needed, I guess. Now we know better how to re-invent the server wheel. I welcome this.
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by bungle 5y ago
Getting stuff on PagaRank feels a game. Getting stuff out of Google feels a game too. To the point that moving to an alternative feels worth it, at least to try.
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by bungle 5y ago
I have couple of questions, if there are two main theories: virus came from lab or through evolution: 1) can artificial viruses be injected in wild animals? (I guess so) 2) can that animal then pointed as a natural source? (I guess so) I as
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by bungle 5y ago
There is no Hypermedia with REST APIs, so let's call them HyperText Transfer Protocol APIs. But wait, there is no HyperText transferred with most of the APIs. What if this happens on top of TLS, is it then Transport Layer Security wrap
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by bungle 5y ago
This could well be reason to prohibit such research. When things go wrong, they will be covered. It took WHO over a year to be able to enter China. And what did they do? Release a memo denying laboratory theory without any evidence. No bat,
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by bungle 6y ago
So it seems like, but it has been ongoing for very long: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BM541-RBCwg&t=360s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6tqt0aKCQo&t=18s
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by bungle 6y ago
What about cocktails? There are a lot of words in need for replacement. Do we need to replace Joe Cocker's grave. What about wankel engine, that sounds bad too.
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by bungle 6y ago
It does, but Nginx normalization is a bit dummy. It doesn't take into account the reserved chars for example.
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by bungle 6y ago
I guess now your only option is to go with STeal.
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by bungle 6y ago
I remember the analog era. That lasted quite a while and it worked well (bad signal just meant a slightly more snow in a picture). Then on digital era I have already transitioned from DVB-T to DVB-T2. When changing a channel in those 70ies
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by bungle 6y ago
I am oldskool, this is what I can understand (like good ol' pjax with server side rendering). I lost on web tech around when jQuery went out of fashion. I tried backbone.js but it was a disaster. Then moved to server side only. Waiting
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by bungle 6y ago
Another example is to light up a candle, then use a peltier element and a heatsink to generate electricity. Then use that electricity to power a led. The outcome is that you have some of the candle light, but you will have a much more light
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by bungle 6y ago
> the business frame cognitively activates one set of goals — to be competent, to be successful; the ethics frame triggers other goals — to be fair and not hurt others It is interesting. So companies are there to make business decisions.
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by bungle 6y ago
Yes, and OpenResty maintains their own fork [1] as well. [1] https://github.com/openresty/luajit2
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by bungle 6y ago
"Stuck" might be a wrong word. OpenResty actually dropped support for Lua and is now LuaJIT only. LuaJIT is a fork of Lua 5.1, but it has features from 5.2 [1] (and from later versions where it sees fit). Because of this, Lua 5.1
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by bungle 6y ago
Why wait until death? Why not start right away? All his entities are just getting wealthier each year. In 2010 Bill Gates wealth was 50 billion. Now it is 100 billion. 15 years after the announcement and "philanthropic" work. Can
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by bungle 6y ago
Does his money go somewhere? I have heard stories that he'll give most of it away. Still every year he stays about the richest man in the planet. Also his foundation. In my opinion, the question is not about giving when your wealth jus
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by bungle 7y ago
has it got any better?
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by bungle 7y ago
I am a night owl, and permanent DST is worse. I would not like that. Usually for us, night owls, it is hard to switch from standard time to dst as we need to wake up one hour earlier. The early riser society is already against us. On winter
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by bungle 7y ago
@rucciva, those are very good questions. I think the story is that Kuma is going to be better fit for east-west (mostly L4) traffic, while Kong is a better fit for north-south (mostly L7 traffic). In that sense, the Kuma is part of the netw
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by bungle 8y ago
Uh, that is a deep drop. Just thinking, could it be related to this: https://github.com/Kong/kong/commit/de4a002565a1723bff9014cb... Definitely something for us to investigate! Thank you for feedback (I'
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by bungle 8y ago
KONG_DATABASE=postgres|cassandra|off (pick any one)
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by bungle 8y ago
Do you mean under performing as in proxying performance? We do know there are some code paths that need to be optimized. For 1.2 we will be working on those issues, and for many of them, we already have solutions (in many cases more than on
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by bungle 8y ago
I think you are raising a valid point. What is considered a basic feature is a constantly moving target. The proxy-caching in Kong Enterpise is implemented as a plugin, and it is not that complex. All our new plugins are developed outside K
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by bungle 8y ago
Facebook could sell less invasive adds targeting without selling you. E.g. based on groups. E.g. if I join group called "cat lovers", they could show me cat related adds when I go to that group page, or if my current visible strea

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