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by buzer 6y ago
Facebook went a bit farther. https://engineering.fb.com/core-data/under-the-hood-facebook... > The biggest change was allowing only one drive per tray to be powered on at a time. In fact, to ensure that a software b
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by buzer 7y ago
At minimum you would be looking at "nothing". Between that and 2%/10 million there are many possibilities. Requiring to answer questions, warnings, requiring some changes etc. And even once it gets to the fine territory, gett
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by buzer 7y ago
Very unlikely. It was originally posted in Twitter, then apparently first reported in some Italian newspaper (as the guy was Italian). Afterwards it got reported in couple of Finnish newpapers & sites. I think this was the first time I
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by buzer 7y ago
If they make voice chat require nitro, it would most likely kill the product extremely fast (my guess would be that people move to Steam, but there are other options as well). For things that voice chat is generally used (usually some kind
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by buzer 7y ago
> But I'm not sure I've, in my entire 23-year professional programming career, ever encountered a fixed-width text format in the wild. SAP comes to mind. I think it does support various different formats, but for reason or anot
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by buzer 7y ago
> I can't remember a single alien movie with sea creatures or intelligent birds. But if anyone knows some, please let me know :) While not exactly movie and not specifically sea creatures/birds, there are plenty of anime series
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by buzer 7y ago
> An extreme example that lasted almost six months was a web spider that just refused to update their DNS records and continued to request websites using the old addresses. It may have been Java client that was not restarted. At least fo
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by buzer 7y ago
coda.io. https://community.coda.io/t/firefox-support/8395/3 That's the only one I remember encountering.
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by buzer 7y ago
One big issue with society that would be completely cashless is that it will essentially grant ability for foreign governments to control people in different countries. There is an on-going case in Finland where Boris Rotenberg (allegedly s
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by buzer 7y ago
> Especially over-seas, since translation is a very labor intensive and largely manual process. Subbed translations at least previously were not usually very labor intensive if you didn't try to do heavy localization or typesetting
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by buzer 7y ago
"powerful" is still part of the quote. It's from near the end of the text rather than from first paragraph.
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by buzer 7y ago
> (however if you've found a way that works well, please share) Not extremely well, but I did a small PoC where Jenkins is running in Kubernetes without persistent storage. Plugins are installed on boot with install-plugins.sh (part
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by buzer 7y ago
> There is afaik no way to install the last plugin that was compatible with your version of Jenkins. Probably not directly, but if you know the version, you can download the HPI and install it manually. Jenkin's Docker build also co
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by buzer 7y ago
There are actually very few alternatives for the autobuild part. The only alternative that I'm aware of is Quay, others require you to roll out your own build & push process.
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by buzer 7y ago
When you connect your Github account to Docker Hub, that will give DH full access to all repos ( https://i.imgur.com/4jJWrez.png ). I'm not even sure if Github's permission model supports adding only read access to
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by buzer 8y ago
I, like about 50% of people living in Vantaa, commute to different city for work. I'm not sure how many of them actually use public transport for commute, but as overall public transport usage is around 50%. I don't think there&#x
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by buzer 8y ago
While it's probably not relevant anymore since you don't want deal with them, if you are in Europe, you should be able to require that they fix the information due to GDPR. Refusal to fix information must be based on law and I whi
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by buzer 8y ago
In Finland, the price is currently about $6 per gallon. Average car drives about 10500 miles per year & there's about 0.49 cars per person.
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by buzer 8y ago
I just checked the Android app, there was an option to edit the credit card (Payment, click card, top-right menu, edit. Delete is in same place). That seems to allow changing expiry date, CVV and country.
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by buzer 8y ago
You can actually get more than 65k connections per address depending on NAT technology. Traffic coming from 1.1.1.1:80 to 9.9.9.9:12121 can be mapped to 192.168.1.1:3333 while traffic coming from 2.2.2.2:80 to 9.9.9.9:12121 can be mapped to
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by buzer 8y ago
> Are there systems of communication between parties on the public internet that can guarantee native IPv6 on both ends, don't want to use IPv4 NAT, and don't want to set up a point-to-point VPN? WebRTC is one example of someth
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by buzer 8y ago
I imagine there can be some deals that people don't really want to make public even if they aren't strictly speaking illegal. One such a deal that surfaced somewhat recently was that cum-ex trading. If you put that in the public m
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by buzer 8y ago
There isn't really any law that disallows housing cooperative from generating profit per se , but generally there isn't any reason for it to do so. Some very old ones actually do pay dividends and do not ask fees from owners, but
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by buzer 8y ago
It depends. Most (all?) antibiotics aren't sold without recipe. If they were and people started using them without good reason, we could end up in situation where there are no longer any effective antibiotics for the species (this is a
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by buzer 8y ago
If that ever becomes standard, every actually relevant notification would be lost in the noise. Multiple local privilege escalation vulnerabilities are discovered yearly in both Linux and Windows (along with many other OSes and userland app
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by buzer 8y ago
Likely US only. I can access the page via https://store.google.com/us/product/titan_security_key_kit , but ordering would likely require US address.
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by buzer 8y ago
> Or, if the argument is "it's government-run, but the aiprot pays for it," I don't know, it seems like it leaves open too wide a door for corruption. I would assume there are various things in US that private compani
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by buzer 8y ago
They also support encryption in transit. That part was open sourced recently, but hasn't made it into upstream yet (though it most likely will from sounds of it).
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by buzer 8y ago
inurl:careers Helsinki devops Also tried couple of the variations (inurl:jobs, Espoo, sre, Linux). This helped to find companies which didn't post their jobs on the usual job boards (mostly startups at the time).
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by buzer 8y ago
Designs such as GLB can (I haven't looked deeply enough in GLB specifically to see if they can do it or not, but I would assume so) handle director level failures mid-flow, i.e. connection won't be interrupted even if one them die

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