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481.
by feld 11y ago
it uses a huge amount of resources compared to cron, though, which is my biggest problem with this approach.
482.
by feld 11y ago
This sounds horrible. Why would you think this is something people should be subjected to? The polar opposite of user friendly.
483.
by feld 11y ago
How is Qubes immune to Xen security issues? Slimmed down, only using PVHVM? I'm sure there have still been some CVEs that apply...
484.
by feld 11y ago
fun fact: the author of gnu grep is actually a freebsd user :) the linked email thread is also more informative than the blog post, so why not go there directly? https://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-current/
485.
by feld 11y ago
I think it's libarchive used by BSD tar that allows this auto detection as well
486.
by feld 11y ago
Why do I need to "sign up for the beta"? Why do people think this is the cool trendy thing to do? Let us have it or let us know when it's finished. I don't need to know about it now. Are they fishing for a buyer?
487.
by feld 11y ago
yeah that seems odd...
488.
by feld 11y ago
It's not well advertised, but I use it everywhere that accepts it when I'm not using cash.
489.
by feld 11y ago
That's fine but when all they show on Sesame Street is Elmo skits your two year old at age six is still relating to a two year old.
490.
by feld 11y ago
I'll look into it, thanks!
491.
by feld 11y ago
is it doing its own ad blocking or is it doing ad blocking as a safari ad block extension? There is a very specific high-performant ad block mechanism in iOS now.
492.
by feld 11y ago
Look at http://archiveopteryx.org/badmail/ for your storage backend. Strict RFC implementation, email normalization. Bad emails won't kill your email client 30 years from now.
493.
by feld 11y ago
If I ever get a chance to revamp an email system I will probably use rspamd instead. Those "add-ons" are painful. https://rspamd.com https://rspamd.com/rspamd-slides.pdf
494.
by feld 11y ago
Landlines are limited to whatever quality 100 year old degrading copper lines can carry. It's the bare minimum. I had thought for a long time 3G and better had wider bandwidth. I'm not certain though.
495.
by feld 11y ago
Why does Verizon want LTE-U so badly? They were against wifi calling until recently! I thought their network was perfect :) The only thing I can think of is that they don't have enough high-frequency spectrum (1700/1800/2gh
496.
by feld 11y ago
RedHat for one. Varnish maybe? Ansible (now RedHat!), Salt, Puppet likely Citrix via Xen should be doing alright
497.
by feld 11y ago
That's what you get, and it's bad. It's so bad these days I can't stand talking on the phone to anyone who isn't using data (facetime, etc) or HD Voice. I literally cannot understand what people are saying half the
498.
by feld 11y ago
The problem is that there is no cross-carrier HD voice or VoLTE. If you call someone on another carrier your call quality will be flushed down the toilet. These idiots refuse to inter-operate. This is why data calling (Facetime audio, Googl
499.
by feld 11y ago
BCP38 is what you want everyone to implement http://bcp38.org
500.
by feld 11y ago
4Front OSS was the professional low latency audio choice
501.
by feld 11y ago
What could possibly be wrong with your iPhone ?!
502.
by feld 11y ago
Can be, but there are other problems with correctly getting software to compile against the right one when there are multiple OpenSSL's on the system.
503.
by feld 11y ago
ouch ouch OUCH FreeBSD has to support 0.98 through the end of 2016
504.
by feld 11y ago
and if you want a better UI, wait until someone upgrades it to Mailman 3 I guess?
505.
by feld 11y ago
and if you do this you deserve to burn in a fiery pit for being a bad bad bad release manager If you tag a commit you better stick to your guns and never change it. You can't just re-tag or re-roll your releases because you found a bug
506.
by feld 11y ago
CTRL+T on BSD platforms works brilliantly. I will never understand why Linux refuses to adopt CTRL+T (SIGINFO)
507.
by feld 11y ago
Similar experience. Fix with inability to respond to some crazy github-generated email addresses rolled out publicly in less than 48 hours. It helps that I was able to tell them "I am pretty sure it's your regex on valid email add
508.
by feld 11y ago
"OCaml comprises two compilers. One generates bytecode which is then interpreted by a C program." Just look at its source, there's C everywhere.
509.
by feld 11y ago
And OCaml is written in C. Also, there's an awful lot of llvm involved in compiler-rt on github. To think you can evade C on a Unix box is very wishful thinking. You can't escape C-generated bytecode in your stack. It's bound
510.
by feld 11y ago
Are you so daft to think that the rust compiler is written in something other than C/C++?

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