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Linus: “I no longer feel like I can trust ‘init’ to do the sane thing”(lkml.org)
350 points by cnst 9y ago|339 comments
752.
NetBSD cvs2git conversion gets a makeover, and gains more of an official status(mail-index.netbsd.org)
2 points by cnst 9y ago|0 comments
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by cnst 9y ago
Also practically no borders within Russia, and you can visit dozens of republics without sweat.
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Train people well enough(jpetazzo.github.io)
4 points by cnst 9y ago|0 comments
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[CFP] EuroBSDCon 2017(mail-index.netbsd.org)
5 points by cnst 10y ago|2 comments
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Russia Reaches Settlement with Google (app developers will get equal rights)(en.fas.gov.ru)
2 points by cnst 10y ago|0 comments
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Celebration of Choice(yandex.com)
1 points by cnst 10y ago|0 comments
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OpenBSD 6.1 is not a CD release(marc.info)
149 points by cnst 10y ago|74 comments
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by cnst 10y ago
I'd imagine fulfillment would be pricier, too, since items could no longer be located at every warehouse at no extra effort.
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by cnst 10y ago
> Amazon will just tell the seller, "X from your inventory was just sized by the FBI, talk to them if you want it back" No, if you have FBA, once your item enters their system, it's their item. If it's seized by the
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Git-scm.com status report(marc.info)
157 points by cnst 10y ago|106 comments
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by cnst 10y ago
But at the same time they couldn't be bothered to pay market salaries to people working in the US.
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by cnst 10y ago
Startups only, you say? Everything, everywhere, is held together by ducttape!
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by cnst 10y ago
I think the most amazing part about AirBnB is that it's actually usually more expensive than the last-minute or anonymous deals with the hotels, or, for the long term rent, craigslist. So, I can rent a pad on a monthly basis from Craig
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Nginx.conf 2016 – Keynote with Gus Robertson and Igor Sysoev(nginx.com)
2 points by cnst 10y ago|0 comments
766.
by cnst 11y ago
I don't see how exactly it is different from Google Voice, other than requiring 15$/mo (x12 is 180 USD per annum!) for seemingly the same service (except GV also has SMS support, as well as Voice-to-Text and many other useful feat
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by cnst 11y ago
It's funny how you're saying this on Hacker News, which, thankfully, still pretty much fully works even with JavaScript disabled, unlike pretty much every single web2.0 site nowadays, even HN clones or competitors.
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by cnst 11y ago
You have a good point, however, I think Google Voice is already quite good at doing quite similar kind of filtering that the site talks about; as such, I don't even see what kind of value this service is supposed to provide, especially
769.
by cnst 11y ago
CRTC accepts no bullshit! > Bell, Bell Aliant, MTS, SaskTel and Telus, which today are the main installers of fibre optic cable in Canada, have argued that being forced to share the cables will eliminate their incentive for building the
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CRTC says big telecoms must share FTTU fibre-optic networks with competitors(cbc.ca)
2 points by cnst 11y ago|1 comments
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MongoDB is web scale(mongodb-is-web-scale.com)
2 points by cnst 11y ago|0 comments
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by cnst 11y ago
I don't recall the last time I've had a room without a fridge, or a 3* without a sofa when King, and I mostly only book opaque 2.5* to 3* ! You usually lose the fridge and the microwave if you upgrade to 3.5* +, and gain the RFID-
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by cnst 11y ago
> Also why are you talking about Craigslist? This is airbnb... And Airbnb is even more expensive than Craigslist. At least here in Austin, the hosts figure that the extra security etc should come for free, and they shall maintain their
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by cnst 11y ago
> My experience has been the exact opposite. I'm not a heavy user, but I've stayed at an airbnb at least 5 times now and each one of those stays were significantly cheaper than a comparable hotel, but with a way better experie
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by cnst 11y ago
I stay in hotels a lot, and I don't remember the last time I've used their internet -- it generally sucks! Having your own hotspot is generally a more pleasant experience, instead of having to re-authenticate all the time, and cal
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by cnst 11y ago
> Compared to a business hotel, it generally lacks in terms of concierge/information/predictability. But things like a full-size refrigerator, cooking facilities, and sofas can compensate (if that's what you're lookin
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by cnst 11y ago
"Lower your trip cost with amenities like WiFi, stocked kitchens, and free parking." I'm LOL'ing! Airbnb is often several times more expensive than the opaque 3* hotel deals on Priceline! Whatever they do, lowering tri
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by cnst 11y ago
> with decently configured 2FA, the attacker gets a single session not really. the telecom and/or email provider are still in full possession of MITM'ing your authentication credentials
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by cnst 11y ago
> Of course I don't know how thorough the sandboxing is, and I wouldn't trust it to make unsafe programs completely safe. That's the best part about OpenBSD -- the APIs may not be binary or even source-code compatible betw
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by cnst 11y ago
For comparison, the man-page for FreeBSD's capsicum API: http://mdoc.su/f/capsicum.4 .

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