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Looks like floating point values still aren't handled: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/replication-features... This is scary https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7&#x
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MySQL's replication is not mature. There are too many edge cases / pitfalls where it doesn't replicate to slaves. It requires you to monitor for these situations and build systems to work around it. I don't know why anyo
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10y ago
Audio works great on FreeBSD
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I know of several people for whom it is their only car...
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10y ago
Keeping an archive of .plan files and making it web accessible is why Ryan wrote IcculusFinger. A shame finger died out :-)
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The official announcement has not yet happened. Mods, can someone please update the title to include (unofficial) Until final testing and verification had happened the release images can be re-generated.
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I don't think FreeBSD update is supported from alpha. Just lie to it about what version you have. It does verification via checksums and knows what the end result is supposed to be so it will do the right thing. Just don't try to
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10y ago
Leaving packages at a fixed version and patching them is a terrible idea. This is a Linux mindset and while it was fun for a few years it does not scale and it is not sane. You're effectively forking the software by diverging from upst
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10y ago
FreeBSD only made it default throughout the ports tree somewhat recently.
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10y ago
Stop using Venmo http://gizmodo.com/stop-using-venmo-1759867212
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My latency to Google with a WISP is 8ms.
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10y ago
Just bought a pair of Cambium EPMP Force 200 to replace Airmax. Looking forward to better performance with interference.
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I think this is poorly framed as RCE when it's just privilege escalation. The user already needs MySQL login access, shell access, and the ability to upload a malicious library that can be added to LD_PRELOAD through a setting in my.cn
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10y ago
The XNU kernel is not a BSD kernel, it's a Mach kernel. There may be some BSD code in it (the unfinished net80211 wifi stack for iOS, ipfw/pf firewall, MAC framework, some things bolted on to make it traditional unix-y), but it&#x
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"stole BSD and Tivo-ized it" Please leave your GPL zealotry at home. This is not what NeXT was.
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Pumped full of chemicals/hormones when farmed at alarming rates, often mislabeled e.g., Tiger Shrimp not being the real deal
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If you've never had the real thing you'll never know you're being duped. That's the problem. Fish, shrimp, olive oil, Parmesan, balsamic...
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10y ago
https://icculus.org/1pass/
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10y ago
is it not obvious that you can't pull any hardware out of the bin and expect ZFS to be OK with it? it has requirements just like many modern OS features. Run virtualization without any CPU extensions to accelerate it and then tell me y
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Let's not get ahead of ourselves. This is only indicating that they aren't exposing any query filters in the GUI and searching for all objects from the root is overwhelming the GUI if you have a large AD environment. Rookie mistak
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You had incredibly bad luck then unless you weren't running Solaris on Sun hardware, in which case you may have shot yourself in the foot with a poor disk controller and/or no ECC.
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Public domain code is actually illegal in some places, if I recall correctly
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APNGs were popular in video slot machines in the late 2000s. I found it intriguing that it was the technology of choice because it seemed so obscure.
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I wonder if this is muscle twitching similar to the claim of detection just by voice over the phone
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VPN probably solves this
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I get the feeling that most users have only accessed 5% of the features available in their unix shell of choice
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10y ago
The database backend of a Wordpress blog has nothing to do with this conversation. Any software can be poorly tuned/configured. NoSQL wouldn't magically solve this problem.
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*great internet connectivity thanks smartphone autocorrect
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Internet access is basically a utility now. Additionally, great internet activity can significantly boost the local economy of a small city by bringing in tech businesses and IT workers. It's in the city's best interests to keep i
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10y ago
The requirement for HTTPS everywhere is growing on me, especially after recent papers indicating that traffic is altered even on backbone provider networks.
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