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by cytzol 8y ago
I think it’s American Fuzzy Lop, a fuzzer that’s good at finding bugs in your code: http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/afl/
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by cytzol 8y ago
JSON doesn’t support non-String keys, for one thing.
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by cytzol 8y ago
Not the parent, but I really like Nomad + Consul + Fabio (or Traefik) too. I tried learning Kubernetes but there was so much to take in all at once; I tried learning the HashiStack and I could try it out one product at a time.
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by cytzol 8y ago
Kubernetes is the Git of container orchestration. It doesn't matter if any other products are better when k8s has, like, 99% of the mindshare!
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by cytzol 9y ago
Yes, you can get smaller binaries using compile-to-native languages. But speaking as someone who had to install the JVM and our application on clients' computers, this is way better! You don't need to be the best to be good.
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by cytzol 9y ago
GUI user here. Genuine question: when would you need to pipe stuff through grep? I get it would be a rare situation, but I can't think of one.
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by cytzol 9y ago
Yeah, it's great news for me too. Earlier this year I tried setting up VPNs so my droplets could speak to each other in isolation. Knowing that I don't have to worry about that will be a load off my mind.
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Improvements to Private Networks(digitalocean.com)
7 points by cytzol 9y ago|3 comments
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by cytzol 9y ago
neverssl.com has saved me several times.
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by cytzol 9y ago
> Really? Even if you haven't selected the line? Yeah
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by cytzol 9y ago
I'm far more familiar with Vagrant than Docker, so there may be Docker solutions for these problems. But I use Vagrant to: - Test my software on a "fresh" Linux installation, to ensure it doesn't have any hidden dependen
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by cytzol 9y ago
I've been using Vagrant + Virtualbox and have been happy with it. Is Vagrant + VMWare really that much of a step up in performance? Could you explain which features have been helpful? Thanks.
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by cytzol 9y ago
Oh, right. Yeah, that would be nice, but my company doesn't use languages with that feature, and we can't re-write our software, so we're stuck with Option types.
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by cytzol 9y ago
>> Grandparent: "I think you should just let your code crash." > Parent: "I think that is a bad idea." It seems pretty clear that we're talking about crashing here.
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by cytzol 9y ago
> But you will also loose "App Control". For fuck's sake... Thanks for the "upgrade", Apple.
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by cytzol 9y ago
> It must be nice to work in an environment where nobody cares about results. Not crashing when there's a bug is not "success", it's just "zero visible errors"! If your workplace really cares about results,
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by cytzol 9y ago
> Ask me about using a Java library that could return an option type, which could be null, so you have to check for both the None return value AS WELL AS null. No, you don't -- because those are two different kinds of null! If your
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by cytzol 9y ago
I've been wanting to do this for ages, but I can only find the volume slider! Could you tell me how to put Volume Up and Down buttons on there please?
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by cytzol 9y ago
> There’s lots of Tim wresting highs to do with the watch. "Interesting things"?
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by cytzol 9y ago
Ah, I'm with you now. And yeah, I do agree that a line has to be drawn somewhere. exa would probably fail if used with a screen reader, or heck, it doesn't even work properly under Windows right now. That's a huge market I&#x
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by cytzol 9y ago
I do not like this attitude one bit. exa isn't here to make money, it's here to list files; if somebody can't use the software, then that's one less member of the community and one less person who can offer suggestions,
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by cytzol 9y ago
Yo. What's it display? Feel free to raise a bug if something doesn't look right. I know it's not the fastest-moving open-source project, but I'll still read everything that people submit.
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by cytzol 9y ago
Cheers. Yeah, most of the comments on the colours have mentioned the permissions column in particular!
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by cytzol 9y ago
I've seen k before, it's pretty neat. You can't grey out the columns in exa until I land configurable colours, which I hope to get done relatively soonish. But you can use the --colour-scale (or --color-scale) option to colou
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by cytzol 9y ago
Sorry the colours aren't working out. One of the feature requests in exa's pipeline is the ability to customise the colours, so you could make everything use bold colours if it's too dark, or make more things the same colour
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by cytzol 9y ago
I'm disgusted, yet intrigued.
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by cytzol 9y ago
Well it's too late to change now! It's one-handed, even on Dvorak, which is a bit annoying. I don't think it's too much of an ask for people to define their own aliases for it, though. The overlap between people who inst
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by cytzol 9y ago
Thanks for the kind words, everybody. exa was my first Rust project and it just grew and grew.
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by cytzol 9y ago
> That said, the binary isn't self-contained (I know, I know) It wouldn't be right if something didn't go badly wrong at the worst possible moment!
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by cytzol 9y ago
You're right -- I missed it out! Could have sworn I put one in one of the screenshots, too... In any case, I've been working on a new site for exa, with much better documentation and actual explanations for what the features are,

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