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by feld 10y ago
I also seem to recall having a LAN party New Years Eve... Those were the days. We would spend all night doing the LAN party and all day either hunting or paying paintball. Andy, I'll never forget your first LAN party: showed up with 7G
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by feld 10y ago
Correct!
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by feld 10y ago
Anyone can write a functioning kernel. The question is if it provides all the functionality required to run complex modern software -- especially big databases, which was pretty much your defacto benchmark back then. "Linux doesn'
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by feld 10y ago
I'm from SW wisconsin and it's terrible down there. Verizon is now decent, but ATT still sucks. They both cost about the same so you have to gamble. Now that I only visit there a couple times a year I use Tmobile which can roam fo
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by feld 10y ago
my 2005 outback has to have the entire dash removed to do it.
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by feld 10y ago
My Subaru dealership can only order 5 airbags per day. I was a couple hundred deep in the list. They said it takes 4 hours to do one, but Subaru claims 2. I'm going to be waiting for quite a while.
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by feld 10y ago
If you want good results you don't build a server with more than one CPU socket. NUMA is too expensive for high performance networking.
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by feld 10y ago
Heard of Netmap or DPDK?
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by feld 10y ago
If you can do it without adding a bloated JavaScript framework and adding tons of requests to a page load, sure. If you can't do that I'd prefer auto detection by the load balancer and redirects to the mobile site
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by feld 10y ago
What does this mean? edit: oh dear, responsive web design.
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by feld 10y ago
Opera's mail client was awesome. It was much faster than Thunderbird or Outlook. Those would blow up with my inboxes of 500,000+ emails but Opera just chugged right along and worked without any problems. It also synced IMAP from scratc
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by feld 10y ago
I've been on Charter all day VPN'd into work with no interruption. Although I have a business connection at home, so it's possible I'm avoiding whatever middleboxes they jam residential traffic into.
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by feld 10y ago
It's doing something very wrong. They are using this as a sledgehammer to solve a gnome issue.
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by feld 10y ago
It's a POLA violation. Documenting this gross violation of expectations is not a sufficient apology.
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by feld 10y ago
Yes. I still don't have it on T-Mobile.
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by feld 10y ago
you don't "man c", you man the function. like "man getaddrinfo". You know, because your OS is written in C and the way it works should be documented?
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by feld 10y ago
Is lighttpd still in use? It's had terrible memory leaks gone unfixed for years and the development is awfully slow.
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by feld 10y ago
Until you need sudo access to fix ntp
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by feld 10y ago
Why would the key change? This makes no sense. You generate once and never again unless they replace their phone. I really hope it's not a new set of keys every time Whatsapp updates...
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by feld 10y ago
iTunes has readonly access to my music stored on my NAS. This is precisely why.
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by feld 10y ago
Don't feel bad. You did not waste any measurable amount of electricity. We constantly waste electricity by not utilizing the networks we have built to their full capacity. (Ignoring that servers being busier without a good caching infr
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by feld 10y ago
Right, and without roaming it's kind of pointless.
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by feld 10y ago
Some containers/jails do, but not the entire server.
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by feld 10y ago
NAT sucks, that's why.
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by feld 10y ago
Still no proper IPv6 support. I use v6 almost exclusively to get to all my servers.
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by feld 10y ago
It is in their interest to snoop on your personal life and habits, but it's not their right
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by feld 10y ago
To my understanding, multi core on a single package (CPU) is much simpler to schedule. There are performance penalties if you schedule work on a package that has to access memory that is not directly connected. A NUMA-aware scheduler should
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by feld 10y ago
These comparisons are silly. Now imagine it's a BMW vs someone's project car both with the same $$$ invested. Yeah, the project car will probably smoke it. But not everyone wants a project car.
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by feld 10y ago
Yes, a large org; an electrical and gas utility company.
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by feld 10y ago
They also gave "points" in this reward system for recording visits to doctor, dentist, proving you had an annual physical, etc. I'm sorry but while it's great to encourage that behavior it's not my employer's n

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