chronid

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by chronid 10y ago
Take away all the flash ads, the ads that start music (!), the ads that start video (!), and I will not block the site. Stop splitting articles in 1000 pages because you need to cram more ads in and I will unblock the site. Stop pushing use
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by chronid 10y ago
Essentially. Or a low-power server in your rack. :)
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by chronid 10y ago
Not after the Lisbon treaty, and they are closely related to the EU Council (the "other" chamber of the parliament) - particularly to the ECOFin (which is the subset of EU council members which adopted the Euro and where the polic
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by chronid 10y ago
If it is composed of amateur politicians (which is not at least in some cases, but I agree in many it has been used as a way to park out politicians that did not get a seat in a national election...) the fault is also with the EU people t
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by chronid 10y ago
The system is far from perfect, but the governments are the other chamber of the parliament in the context of the EU, not the executive power, which is the commission (which is nominated by the council, but also voted in by the parliament o
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by chronid 10y ago
The EC president is proposed by the Council (made by governments elected by EU citizens), each member of the EC is nominated by the government of a member state and then the entire EC is approved by the Parliament (elected by the EU citizen
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by chronid 10y ago
The executive branch has to be approved by the EU parliament, so technically we do. Just not directly.
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by chronid 10y ago
> The kernel manages security and limits the ways applications on an iPhone or iPad can access the hardware of the device, making it a crucial part of the operating system. The kernel technically is the OS, TC! Come on... :)
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by chronid 10y ago
When you go "full serverless", you still need a place to store data, backups, etc. And then with the high cost of bandwith (...) you may as well use the same service provider you use for your "services". Be it AWS or GCl
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by chronid 10y ago
Probably a way to mask limited availability at launch.
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by chronid 10y ago
You seem to forget that the bash scripts are the entire rc system. In systemd, the init binary and utilities are the entire rc system. Those commands will not help you if you have to find a bug into systemd code to find something like a
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by chronid 10y ago
The people currently mantaining udev do not want them to. > Unless the systemd-haters prepare another kdbus userspace until then this will effectively also mean that we will not support non-systemd systems with udev anymore starting at t
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by chronid 10y ago
The discussion was already made a thousand times about pratically all the points, from why there is no issue to udev being an external project and not supporting exclusively systemd (with an additional "fuck you gentoo developers"
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by chronid 11y ago
Well, these are not power9, but in theory... :P http://www.penguincomputing.com/products/rackmount-servers/o...
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by chronid 11y ago
DNS is hard. Very hard. It may seems trivial when it works (hint: it's not), but some of the biggest fuck ups I've seen in my professional life were caused by strange DNS things happening or DNS servers going kaboom. I feel the pa
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by chronid 11y ago
I think that a home nas would have a lot of async writes and very few/none sync writes. So a ZIL dedicated device (the SLOG) is not really useful/helpful. I'm not sure even if you really need an L2ARC device, just slap 8&#x
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by chronid 11y ago
In theory - and if I remember correctly - you can embed IPv4 addresses into IPv6 addresses. The prefix should be all zeroes, so you get something like: ::12.123.99.222 Which is not that hard to remember. :P
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by chronid 11y ago
This is a very long document to say "don't be an asshole to your colleagues". If you really need this, and particularly you need this at work, you have bigger issues than a CoC will ever solve, in my opinion. I will never u
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by chronid 11y ago
Oh god, no. Forgive me my ranting, but... - NetworkManager has to be restarted regularly because it breaks after too many suspend cycles - and I have an intel wlan card. The last bug I've seen is NetworkManager killing my ipv4 routes w
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by chronid 11y ago
When companies do "contribute", it's often not in the best interest of the community, it isn't enough, or it's thoroughly misguided. Too many companies still see free software as free lunch and
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by chronid 11y ago
I would like to have this as a feature in the language without having to import another "magic" module, something similar to case classes in Scala. Let me dream :)
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by chronid 11y ago
I agree. The EU parliament royally fucked up this, thanks to the scaremongering tactics of the EU ISPs - or their money.
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by chronid 11y ago
Actually in my experience (in the EU) they still outsource everything they can, and outsource 90%+ of everything they cannot outsource. And they put a shiny new remedy instance in between to "help". And then they wonder, when they
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by chronid 11y ago
It seems only OpenBSD got this right (in my opinion) from a cursory inspection of the man pages for resolv.conf - they allow for not-default port in it. There is a bug in glibc around since 2012 [1] for this! Oh well. 1. https://
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by chronid 11y ago
I actually like some things of the init daemon part of systemd. But systemd is not only an init daemon anymore and the systemd developers work actively to cut off everything that is not systemd (see the udev saga as an example) or make id
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by chronid 11y ago
I fear where that reasoning is going. Should I expect to have no say on how much serious I want a relationship to be in the future? In the name of "gender equality"? Holy crap.
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by chronid 11y ago
I think it wat the automatic assumption made in it before it was edited. Women leave and join companies all the time, why should three women leaving reddit automatically make it an 'unwelcome place for women'?
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by chronid 11y ago
Yes, the FUD seems to be everywhere, I concur. And we'll never know the truth unless a GameWorks contract gets leaked in full, aka never. Business as usual. :) Intel was still within their right (technically) when it forced their own
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by chronid 11y ago
Do keep in mind that NVIDIA received the code for the game so they could optimize their driver for it [1]. There is no chance of the same happening with AMD and TW3, since at least at the beginning of 2014: According to Nvidia, develo
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by chronid 11y ago
Good luck optimizing for shader code you have no access to, because that is (was?) the situation, at least for some previous games that used it. Not even the developers of the games have any access to it. Gameworks actually prevents AMDs to

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