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9y ago
Cassandra? Rabbit?
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9y ago
I think you mean "moo". It's like a cow's opinion, you know, it just doesn't matter. It's "moo".
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9y ago
Unfortunately most ruby gems are written with no concept of thread safety. I say this from the perspective of a long time ruby fan, terrified when I hear of critical systems that are running on jruby
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9y ago
This. Right now I'm sitting in front of 13,312,000 non-UHD/4k pixels, all in beautiful 16:10 aspect ratio. I expect that I will keep this setup until I die.
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9y ago
Yeah, this is euphemistically called "gardening leave" in the U.K, and is normally full salary.
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9y ago
by workarounds did you mean amethyst? As a long time awesomeWM (and other tiling WM) user, I've found it to be more than acceptable.
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9y ago
You guys all have kill cords attached to your wrist, right? https://github.com/hephaest0s/usbkill
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9y ago
> a) Address latency issues with writers distributed across the globe How? Surely to provide ACID compliance all writers need to co-ordinate a lock if they want to update a record. Same with incrementing IDs etc.
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9y ago
What did he have against bananaman?
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9y ago
Indeed, and I think this is a smart move on their part.
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9y ago
It's been unavailable from the scope of newly created accounts for quite a while
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9y ago
SSH keys - OpenPGP smartcards (E.G yubikeys) SSL Certs - vault PKI (internal) AWS ACM (external)
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9y ago
Depop | Multiple | London | ONSITE https://www.depop.com/about/jobs Depop is a fashion/vintage, youth-oriented social marketplace with millions of users. We have offices in London, NYC, and Milan - with Engineerin
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9y ago
There is software collections for RPMs, which is basically namespacing. Can have quite an operational overhead if the thing you want to install has a lot of dependencies though.
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9y ago
> But Ulbricht wasn’t simply a precocious and edgy libertarian. He was also a gifted, self-taught computer programmer. Is it just me, or is the word "gifted" thrown around a bit too easily these days?
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10y ago
I think this had been shown somewhat before the time of these whippersnapper distros (Slackware, LFS etc), indeed before the days of RPM, make && make install directly on production servers were how things were done.. and it was not
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10y ago
Ideally a simplified subset of YAML; the full specification suffers from feature creep and has actual bugs.
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10y ago
Ireland's in the EU too (eu-west-1)
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10y ago
Also the excessive pay then by that logic?
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10y ago
> I also got into tiling window managers, which killed every going back to Mac/Windows. I'm also a tiling WM fan. I found amethyst a resonable comprise when using macOS though.
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I686 migrated to Alternative Architecture status
(lists.fedoraproject.org)
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10y ago
Some registries do this automatically. Some don't.
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10y ago
Classic Grauniad
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10y ago
This is why you should access controls on configure large mail groups. I thought this was pretty standard at large organisations. A select few people can actually send to a given group, but anyone else will just receive a bounceback.
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10y ago
Zab [the distributed consensus algorithm that powers ZK] shares some similarities with Paxos, and requires a quorum of nodes to be online. If you want highly available ZK, your choices are 3, 5, 7... nodes, for which you can have 1, 2, or 3
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10y ago
Hills I guess?
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AFAIK among the many sanctions imposed on Cuba by the US, none of them involved free and open Internet connectivity. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_censorship_in_Cuba
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10y ago
Why so? Firefox is still my browser du jour mainly because of Vimperator. I also use Vimium when in chrome, but Vimperator is way more powerful, and plugins are trivial to write: https://vimpr.github.io/plugins-en.html
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10y ago
Pentadactyl is EOL. Vimperator is still being actively developed..
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10y ago
MySQL has had solid and flexible replication options for a long time. Postgres has only just started to catch up in the last couple of years. Don't get me wrong, I would generally choose Postgres over MySQL for an RDBMS with replicatio
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