dmw_ng

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   by dmw_ng 6y ago

   https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/squashfs-is-a-terrible-storage-...
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   by dmw_ng 6y ago

   There was some leaked corp doc from Amazon (Wikileaks maybe?) that showed significant chunk of their DC space had a recognizable name attached to it, it looked a lot like they often just buy this stuff in too.
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   by dmw_ng 6y ago

   This has been done for 2 decades or more by hashing the connection tuple somehow, e.g. hash(src ip | src port) % number-of-replicas, etc. Naturally it breaks if replica count changes. The other option is conntrack but then you have another
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   by dmw_ng 7y ago

   This is an awesome change! In case anyone else was wondering, here's what you lose by cancelling: You are downgrading to GitHub Free After April 15, 2020, ... features and limits will change: Protected branches in privat
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   by dmw_ng 7y ago

   I signed up for a disposable Gmail account using my real name at one point, and accepted the randomly suggested address it offered. Gmail loaded with someone else's obviously in use mailbox IIRC I logged out again and back in, same thi
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   by dmw_ng 7y ago

   I mean sure, just copying Ansible to the target machine and running it locally 'fixes' things, but at what point should it still be considered Ansible? You lose so much with -local, at least: - centralized vault, target nodes need
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   by dmw_ng 7y ago

   Thanks for the link! I'd spoken to Marc but I didn't realize he'd presented on it, very cool
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   by dmw_ng 7y ago

   Author here :) The system the library was intended for has never been described. The intention was that Ansible had strong parity with what the library offered, so that made a useful POC integration to get it into working shape.
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   by dmw_ng 7y ago

   The first time I tried to break the cycle with Google was for NYE 2011, but Gmail was impossible to get rid of at the time. The last redesign has meant that I literally more than prefer Thunderbird nowadays, and it's no longer consider
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    by dmw_ng 7y ago

    Asterisk was amazing fun, in one place we had it hooked up to a big chunk of Python -- everything driven by a program connected to the manager API, with events percolating through to a pre-websocket, pre-AJAX ColdFusion app (we used long po
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    Announcing Operon: Extreme Performance for Ansible(sweetness.hmmz.org)

    6 points by dmw_ng 7y ago|1 comments