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   by eknkc 8y ago

   They generally inspect DNS packets and block hostnames from resolving correctly. Does not matter the destination.
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   Microsoft reportedly in talks to acquire GitHub(thenextweb.com)

   4 points by eknkc 8y ago|2 comments
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   by eknkc 8y ago

   Community is not against it as far as I can see. A minority of vocal people are. There are a lot of people who liked the idea (including me) and those do not write 30 page blog posts because there is no need.
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   by eknkc 8y ago

   For an introduction to vgo and to see the other side of argument, watch the presentation from Russ Cox: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8nrpe0XWRg I was sceptical but now kind of sold on the idea after wathing the presenta
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   by eknkc 8y ago

   Yeah I started doing this too. My own code folder is basically my github user folder. Keeps everything organized.
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   by eknkc 9y ago

   I have been using iPhones since the first one and haven't had a reason to launch iTunes last 3-4 years I guess. Was this before then?
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   by eknkc 9y ago

   I had a couple keys on mine started to fail. They replaced entire top cap (aluminum case + keyboard + touchpad + batteries + touchbar). What a waste. Even weird, the touch id failed to activate when they assembled it so they replaced the ma
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   by eknkc 9y ago

   Our two cars both have decent autonomous breaking tech. They did activate in actual risks a couple of times. At least once one prevented a certain crash. They act up rarely. Just some anectodes; One of them thinks I will drive into a wall w
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   by eknkc 9y ago

   I tried to switch to XPS 13 from MBP a couple months ago. My main focus was to use WSL but it’s so freaking slow on disk access that sometimes “git status” on a repo would take 10-15 seconds while it’s <1s on macos or linux. How on earth
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    I think that link applies to what happens when you die, as all the text above it describes.
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    So it is visible for like 50 milliseconds during the animation and not at all looks bad when you actually see the animation happening in real time.. Yeah, APPLE IS DOOMED! I'm not creating excuses but this is ridiculous. As if there is
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    I don't think it is anymore, latest version depends on a custom cache implementation which does not seem to be based on redux.
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    This is what I do writing Go. gofmt comes around and cleans up my mess when I save.
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    I used to run Linux before switching to Mac, around 10 years ago. Recently got a Dell XPS 13 and installed Ubuntu (then Mint). Installing stuff on Ubuntu I used a couple of PPAs. How is this any different than curl|bash? You just trust some
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    Not sure about that. The trash can mac pro seemed like that at the time too. Let’s see when they’ll abandon this toy. My MacBook Pro 2016 keyboard finally failed beyond “usable” level and Apple has been keeping it in the shop, refusing a wa
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    Not the same effect that way :). I know that statement by that shouting at me, have never bothered to actually read it.
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    Almost all of our furniture is from IKEA and I built all myself. I enjoyed the "building" part very much. I hate the furniture though. Generic shitty stuff.
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    EVs have a lot of smaller cells packed together and there is a heavy and capable Battery Management System attached to that, along with heating and cooling elements. AFAIK, most of the battery degradation on phones can be attributed to heat
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    Also $4.3m worth of pending transaction fees.
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    Clear but has UV filters. What kind of light does the dot projector use? Maybe it sees the glasses as a wall.
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    Didn't watch the video so I have no idea what kind of issues the OP faces. Wanted to explain my experience; - I trained face id with glasses. It recognizes me 100% with glasses in any light condition. - Without glasses, it has somethin
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    I’m not really an expert or close to that but I believe some apps (like whatsapp) encrypts each message individually for each member of the chat group. While the server relays messages, it does not have the private keys of recipients. That
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    us-central1
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    Weird indeed :) Did the entire cluster just stopped working or the kubernetes api server on master?
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    We ditched managed kubernetes on GCP and rolled our own using kops on AWS. Things are more stable. ELB works better than Google Cloud load balancer which had random issues and meltdowns when we were there. Also support is better. I’d not go
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    Just for a data point; We have been serving around 10 million web requests / day per t2.medium. Not lightweight static files or small json responses, actual dynamic pages with database load. Our servers mostly sit around 20% though. Mi
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    I believe it is calculated based on the amount of coins in circulation. Maybe those that had a movement in last N days or something like that, not sure about the exact details. Daily transaction volume might be a better indication though..
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    > Do these people not do banking on Windows machines? They don't. Almost everyone I know does banking exclusively on their phones. I do that too.
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    I tell all my friends / family to get an iPhone if they are upgrading. I used iOS and Android phones and I like both. However it makes even me nerveous to use a banking application or similar on an Android. Can’t imagine what kind of s
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    by eknkc 9y ago

    Sorry, I forgot Hacker News, the representative of modern web development practices.