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by feld 11y ago
Is there a reason why? I find vnstat to use zero noticeable resources even under high traffic load (1Gb)
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by feld 11y ago
Google uses it extensively. But really, it's the future of security because it's proactive not reactive.
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by feld 11y ago
It's like nobody has ever heard of Capsicum
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by feld 11y ago
IMAP doesn't have "push". This is something Apple built to stop wasting your battery by trying to use the terrible IMAP IDLE
695.
by feld 11y ago
Maybe the doctors are being scammed as well? Gilmartin specializes in sleep medicine http://www.vitals.com/doctors/Dr_Geoffrey_Gilmartin/profile
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by feld 11y ago
I'm not going to go to a pub full of rapists and pedophiles just because the local Linux User Group sets up shop at the corner table. You might think that's a bad analogy, but that's the reputation Reddit has garnered and I d
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by feld 11y ago
Of course I have scripts to do that stuff, but considering the potential danger involved and being burned so many times in the past from bad filesystems/tools/kernels it is something I would only initiate manually -- never as a kn
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by feld 11y ago
Interesting. My dad was diagnosed young, but I don't have any of the Parkinsons markers according to 23andMe My dad has submitted data to 23andMe as well, but unfortunately it didn't come with a free account. It was a special thin
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by feld 11y ago
Top commenter on that article: First of all... If you're getting paged on disk alerts at 3 in the morning, you're doing it wrong. Write a script that checks every file system and makes sure that X amount of free space is
700.
by feld 11y ago
are you doing this as a preventative measure? do you have a history of Parkinsons in your family or something?
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by feld 11y ago
My dad was diagnosed at 47
702.
by feld 11y ago
Java Web Start, not jdk or jre
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by feld 11y ago
ubnt has a habit of not finishing what they start. AirControl 2 is not finished and they're talking about Aircontrol 3. Airvision has been rewritten 3 times in 3 years. For all I know they're doing Unifi 5 in pure flash. I wouldn&
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by feld 11y ago
No. I've recently driven through on my way to Seattle and while the countryside was beautiful I don't think I could handle the local culture or lack thereof.
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by feld 11y ago
This article is very clickbait-y
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by feld 11y ago
v4 is a long way from being a stable release
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by feld 11y ago
Unifi 3.x requires flash to manage devices on a map. It's the main screen you see when you log in. Unifi 4.x is still beta and I'm not sure if it still requires flash (Though for Ubnt stable means beta, beta means alpha, alpha is
708.
by feld 11y ago
Ubiquiti products require it for some functionality, and they're wildly popular for Wifi and wireless ISPs right now. I actually just filed a complaint on their forums. http://community.ubnt.com/t5/UniFi-Wireless&#
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by feld 11y ago
How vintage of you!
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by feld 11y ago
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=9852951... I wonder if residual garlic had any effect on insects/pests
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by feld 11y ago
This is impressive, but you should probably not use his AMI unless you use your own uniquely generated OpenVPN certificates/keys
712.
by feld 11y ago
don't fill up app stores with this cruft
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by feld 11y ago
I'm from Wisconsin. We don't seem to have a problem keeping our roads paved and functional. Assuming I didn't screw up any math reading these tables: Iowa: 114,429 miles of roads Wisconsin: 115,145 miles of roads S
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by feld 11y ago
I'm not sure what it will gain me over my home-grown scripts to manage jails the way I like them, but I'll certainly play with it when it's ready for consumption.
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by feld 11y ago
I only wish they gave a bit more details on the password encryption/hashing
716.
by feld 11y ago
How does this compare/contrast to the privilege separation that OpenBSD is working on? edit: I tried to port this to FreeBSD but it uses the linux-only syscall signalfd
717.
by feld 11y ago
Leave electronic equipment plugged into random business and public internet connections, get charged with terrorism when they track you down.
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by feld 11y ago
Innovation quite often comes through government subsidies It's almost like an incentive to build technology better and cheaper so it can be mass-produced and everyone benefits whoa
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by feld 11y ago
man, I hope he's not serious
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by feld 11y ago
oh, ok, yes -- this is getting traction in almost every project. It's nice to see this won't be a bottleneck.

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