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by cm3 10y ago
I'm also not a lawyer, but my thought process is like this: in the open source spirit, given this is not a book to be profited from, and profiting from technical books is very hard anyway, developers of some software could contribute t
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by cm3 10y ago
Allan Jude might be a viable candidate for some of the content, if he'd like to. Also, Dr. McKusick documented some of the internals in his living FreeBSD kernel book, but as you said, this might be beyond Ars's scope. Though, I&#
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by cm3 10y ago
Take note that Adam explained the limitations of APFS's current snapshot implementation and how it falls short in some important regards.
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by cm3 10y ago
If you want to publish more ZFS articles, I'd love to read about following topics from Adam and/or members of OpenZFS: - using DTrace for ZFS operations insight - state of OpenZFS, comparing illumos, FreeBSD, NetBSD and Linux - my
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by cm3 10y ago
Well, the article on Ars seems to be authored by Adam, so it's probably a cleaned up single piece of his blog posts.
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by cm3 10y ago
> Here in Dublin, Ireland, rents are exploding, mostly because of a severe shortage in apartments[...] How bad is the shortage? I'm asking because Google has once again contacted me, this time for a position in Dublin. Or do they ha
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by cm3 10y ago
> Tourists are seen as a way to generate revenue for a city while not incurring the sorts of costs in services that residents do. How does that work? Don't tourists use the same infrastructure?
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by cm3 10y ago
Didn't they build many, many houses in Ireland before the crisis which then stood empty, debts unpaid and all?
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by cm3 10y ago
This is a filter of sorts, not a cracker. Think of it like a reverse Instagram filter to restore the original photo. Whether that's within a certain jurisdictions disallowed things to do publicly I don't know.
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by cm3 10y ago
If most are unaware of it, is it then good practice (aka insurance) for you to cite the relevant codes in your plans, in order to avoid trouble by inspectors due to the differences, or is it safe to expect an inspector to know the codes A-Z
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by cm3 10y ago
Thanks for the link and it seems fresh off the press. Is this for Purescript only? FYI, you can omit "pay." if you added it to get https.
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by cm3 10y ago
Not trying to sound snarky, serious question: Is it due to Edward's (over)use of the type system, making it fit (however complex) into the Haskell system? Could a more expressive system like Idris have avoided the complexity? If so, I&
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by cm3 10y ago
IANAL, but tricking paid users to believe they're in contact with real humans, with whom they have the hope of getting into some relationship, is on another level.
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by cm3 10y ago
The idea behind lenses is simple, but I haven't used it yet. What's the complexity?
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by cm3 10y ago
Word of mouth how? I'm not sure I understand.
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by cm3 10y ago
Good point.
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by cm3 10y ago
Some of the coders from Lovoo (dating site/app) may be next. They created fake bots for male customers which the german IT magazine c't reported on last year based on a set of Outlook mailbox dumps they were handed. Now the police
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by cm3 10y ago
> Do Dropbox employees need to worry that infringing content is being taken down fast enough, lest the face prosecution? Not as long a Dropbox doesn't offend the wrong people.
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by cm3 10y ago
I'm so glad that Nintendo's misguided IP stance leading to gameplay video takedowns hasn't affected the Dolphin project. I don't think Nintendo management realizes that more gameplay videos and more fan creations of any
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by cm3 10y ago
If so, I hope it was John Carmack.
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by cm3 10y ago
So maybe it's time to regulate campaigning to be disallowed from spreading lies or misrepresenting reality?
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by cm3 10y ago
Protest/spite voting happens in Germany as well, and I'm beginning to consider if it's required to ask people (like an oath at court) when casting a vote. But knowing how people get pissed off about things like that for no re
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by cm3 10y ago
Yeah, but barely anyone fully understands their municipal org either, and I took the comment to mean people have no idea at all what the EU is. For example, Iceland is not part of the EU, just part of another construct which kinda/sort
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by cm3 10y ago
If that's true, then having them vote is a game of those in power to get what they want by trying to keep them stupid. Is that the rest of your thought? We can see how places with conflicts try to keep the population misinformed or und
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by cm3 10y ago
They didn't leave yet and may not. I feel like this has been used as a vehicle for Boris Johnson to increase his chances to be prime minister and others' to provoke changes. It seems to me that Britain didn't seriously consid
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by cm3 10y ago
I'm genuinely curious how someone living in an EU state does not know what it is and some of the stuff the org does day-to-day. How does this happen?
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by cm3 10y ago
https://www.backblaze.com/pod.html says ext4. https://www.backblaze.com/blog/vault-cloud-storage-architect... Each of the drives in a Vault has a standard Linux file system, ext4, on it. This
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by cm3 10y ago
You're right about their cross-rack RAID-like stack, but didn't Backblaze switch to ext4 in the meantime?
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by cm3 10y ago
I may be getting this wrong, but I was under the impression that microservices are about having many small services as in a service bus architecture. I don't know how the author came to believe it's about short response times. EDI
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by cm3 10y ago
I agree with what the sibling comments said regarding fines, and it would be interesting to see statistics before/after Germany introduced hefty fines/penalties for not keeping the required distance relative to speed. One problem

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