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by clinta 11y ago
Food safety is a much more significant risk, yet we seem to be doing fine without requiring licenses for every restaurant cook.
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by clinta 11y ago
And it sucks to get a bad meal at a restaurant, or poor quality customer service. So we have yelp and google reviews for businesses to try and avoid these situations. We don't need government licensing protect us from every having a ba
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by clinta 11y ago
Not sure if they are, but it could be done by having the device measure the round trip time of the signal, and refusing to answer if it's too long.
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by clinta 11y ago
Their profitability depends on being able to dedupe and compress data across all customers. They would need to raise prices significantly to make client side encryption a built in feature.
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by clinta 11y ago
It is 2 weeks old, but that's also the latest tagged release on github, so it's not out of date. I'm not seeing how to actually get KBFS on linux today.
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by clinta 11y ago
This does not make any sense. Advertisers paying per view do not get charged for a view if crome prevents the user from viewing the page. The good news here is we now have official admission by google that allowing adsense ads without filte
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by clinta 11y ago
I was not defending SystemD, I was defending the hardware manufacturers against the accusation that they're "shipping faulty boards". I think SystemD is in the wrong here. Operating Systems should be protecting users from bri
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by clinta 11y ago
The protocol only tells your computer which program and protocol should be used to communicate with the server. The server server name itself is the destination. If you tell your ftp client to connect to ftp://www.example.com it&#
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by clinta 11y ago
What looks less technical and more user friendly on a business card? http://hisham.hm or www.hisham.hm Personally, I think www is. And it's shorter.
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by clinta 11y ago
Well, I agree that users shouldn't need to type it, but it should still be advertised, especially in print. www makes it immediately obvious that you're looking at a url, which is especially important with gtlds. A line at the bot
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by clinta 11y ago
We've been living in a world where you couldn't brick the firmware from the OS for a long time, and it's been terrible. I'm perfectly happy to take the risk of being able to brick a board from the OS if it means I never
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by clinta 11y ago
Take a look at google's certs. They're only valid for a few months. A system that tracks certificates encourages site operators to share the same cert and key across many servers and to allow it to live for a long time. With the s
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by clinta 11y ago
The ACME protocol is open and as a result there are several alternative clients which do not require root. Here's a few: https://github.com/diafygi/letsencrypt-nosudo https://github.com/kuba/s
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by clinta 11y ago
Unless it's using Privacy Extensions in which case it will change it's outbound IP in a matter of hours and once again be lost in the huge address space. Unfortunately privacy extensions are not enabled by default on most linux di
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by clinta 11y ago
I've had the same struggle. I'm moving my network to use a vxlan overlay for VMs so I ended up building a vxlan driver for docker networking which lets me do the same thing for containers. That project is here: https://
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by clinta 11y ago
Go get does not start with a git clone. If you go get example.org/pkg/foo go fetches https://example.org/pkg/foo?go-get=1 . So coordination between go and github could implement something for deprecated reposi
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by clinta 11y ago
Fortunately GitHub now has competition in the free offerings. It's no longer a question of being good enough. If GitLab is better, and OSS projects start moving to GitLab in large numbers, those OSS developers will start asking their e
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by clinta 11y ago
One concern would be around tools that fetch from github automatically. go get for example would need some sort of structured metadata if it wanted to surface an error to a user that a library is deprecated.
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by clinta 11y ago
IE uses HTML5. In fact, IE and Edge and Safari are the only browsers that can play HTML5 Netflix videos in 1080p. https://help.netflix.com/en/node/23742
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Show HN: Docker-vxlan-plugin – Add containers to an existing VXLan network(github.com)
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by clinta 11y ago
True, I should have said it can use lxc (which they used to use by default) or their own libcontainer to manage kernel namespaces. And I'm not sure what they're using to manage containers on Windows.
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by clinta 11y ago
I don't think the biggest complaints about systemd are the consolidation of tools into a core. Nobody complains about coreutils. It's about the consolidation of tools into a few monolithic binaries. And about the piroritization of
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by clinta 11y ago
Author here. I'm just now diving into docker. Docker is really about the images. Docker can run on lxc or in kernel namespaces. And there is ongoing work to port Docker to FreeBSD where Docker images will run in jails. But apparently i
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by clinta 11y ago
That's the point. It's crazy that instead of getting IPv6 working in AWS, Amazon chose to build a NAT gateway service instead. The forward thinking way to deal with IPv4 shortages would be for Amazon to support IPv6 end to end, an
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by clinta 11y ago
https://crt.sh/?Identity=%25&iCAID=7395
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by clinta 11y ago
In my experience, 10 years ago the policy was "Don't use it". It was treated as untrustworthy, despite other encylopedias being acceptable. I haven't been in school in a while so I can't say if attitudes have change
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by clinta 11y ago
I've seen parents argue for more homework so that homework would make up a larger percentage of the students grade in an attempt to make up for the fact that their child is a "Bad test taker". It always bothered me because a
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by clinta 11y ago
I also love pass. My problem now though is what to recommend to family and friends. I've been evangelizing lastpass to them for a while, but I'm not comfortable telling anyone to trust them anymore.
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by clinta 11y ago
With 1500 Byte packets at 1Gbps you're pushing 83,333 packets per second. If 1% of those (833) are corrupted and 1 in every 2^16 corrupted packets has a valid CRC then you have 1 corrupt packet with a valid CRC every 78 seconds. Still
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by clinta 11y ago
This is half Amazon's problem, and half Apple's problem for not giving their computer models unique names. Type iPhone 6s and you get much more clear results.

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