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841.
by feld 12y ago
At the cost of whatever bugs/vulnerabilities exist in the VT-* implementation on the silicon
842.
by feld 12y ago
So you're not longer sharing a kernel with the host?
843.
by feld 12y ago
What do you possibly gain by introducing VT-* features into your container product?
844.
by feld 12y ago
Wikipedia says the San Diego median income is $63,857 but I don't fucking believe it.
845.
by feld 12y ago
This is comforting. Thanks for the detail.
846.
by feld 12y ago
> ... held the Internet "land speed" record. Twice[0] "SUNET has transferred around 840 GigaBytes of data in less than 30 minutes, using a single IPv4 TCP stream, between a host at the Luleå University of Technolog
847.
by feld 12y ago
What's a "distro" have to do with BSD? The only BSD that has ZFS is FreeBSD.
848.
by feld 12y ago
FreeBSD can test the kernel virtualized in bhyve instead of needing a rump kernel.
849.
by feld 12y ago
What has been done to ensure this can't be used to deliver malware, ads, spam, popups, etc? edit: more than "you have to opt-in" because we know people don't willfully install malware on their computers; the malware writ
850.
by feld 12y ago
There are a lot of embedded 32bit x86 still being produced. Just because it's not in your desktop anymore doesn't mean it ceased to exist.
851.
by feld 12y ago
Hooray! I now have a use for my Pi2!
852.
by feld 12y ago
I hope you're joking. BerkleyDB is a mess. From Wikipedia: ----- Oracle Corporation makes versions 2.0 and higher of Berkeley DB available under a dual license.[15] The sleepycat license license is a 2-clause BSD license with an additi
853.
by feld 12y ago
Don't give up on your dream
854.
by feld 12y ago
That's an interesting angle. Nice work.
855.
by feld 12y ago
I just viewed them in the apple store and thought the interface was incredibly fluid, screen was very crisp and bright, and the touch screen was impossibly accurate. I still don't want to buy one as the battery life is too short and I
856.
by feld 12y ago
I know of an open source developer who has written some extremely complicated kernel code and credits his success to personal tDCS experiments. I still think we need more data on this.
857.
by feld 12y ago
No, he profits from FreeBSD's fork of pf which is faster than OpenBSD's. These pf versions are diverging a lot; they should be considered separate projects much like how OpenBSD and FreeBSD have similar ancestry but aren't th
858.
Measure Twice, Code Once [pdf](files.pfsense.org)
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859.
by feld 12y ago
It was known that Weblogic was storing encrypted passwords, but publishing just how easy it is to decrypt them and the fact that they're using the same key across all Weblogic installs is the real concern.
860.
by feld 12y ago
So this means any logging/auditing software that requires the data to be sourced from syslog is unreliable. This kind of behavior would make an auditor's head spin.
861.
by feld 12y ago
The people who say "it's not that bad" are those who haven't interacted with these extremely reliable and integral parts of a Unix system for years and years and understand the ramifications of bad behavior.
862.
by feld 12y ago
Mosh doesn't support IPv6. Writing software these days that only works on IPv4 is shameful.
863.
by feld 12y ago
You make some great points; I had not previously connected those dots...
864.
by feld 12y ago
HFS is a terrible fs design. HFS+ marginally improves it. Consider that in HFS (and early HFS+) had a fun limitation -- you could only ever create 65535 files. Didn't matter if you deleted; the Catalog (CNID) incremented with each new
865.
by feld 12y ago
procstat, systat, sockstat, gstat, dtrace, truss on FreeBSD I know there's more I'm not thinking of...
866.
by feld 12y ago
Download the archives and import into your personal email and use whichever email client you prefer.
867.
by feld 12y ago
The interface is your email client...
868.
by feld 12y ago
There's plenty of OS/2 still in production. You should be concerned about that.
869.
by feld 12y ago
The difference is the delivery model. Internet streaming is unicast, and (correct me if I'm wrong!) Cable TV viewers are receiving multicast feeds to their neighborhoods. OTA broadcast is also best described as multicast. Satellite --
870.
by feld 12y ago
This is an odd precedent we're setting here... But I'm not a fan of Smart TVs anyway because they will become disposable much more quickly.

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