georgyo

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by georgyo 7y ago
It's very sad that the name was not changed. It is his right not to change it, but it is to the detriment of the community of both emulators.
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by georgyo 7y ago
In most financial companies, the next step up from senior developer is VP.
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by georgyo 7y ago
Look up nix home manger, you might be able to have nix configure everything in your home directory. Also nix makes it pretty trivial to package and patch propriety binary vendor software. It would take at least one person on the development
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by georgyo 7y ago
I am always amazed at the quality of linux kernel commit messages.
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Utopian for Beginners (2012)(newyorker.com)
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by georgyo 7y ago
Wrong, profit is made. It can go to for profit hospitals who charge for it, or at least the service if administrating it.
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by georgyo 7y ago
I don't mind reaching being done on my DNA. Where 23andMe crosses lines is let people search the archives that still contain all the PII attached, such as police departments. That is a breach of trust.
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by georgyo 7y ago
That's a bit of a strawman. I guess people shouldn't donate blood with your line of thinking. It's apparently the same as donating an organ that doesn't replenish itself.
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by georgyo 7y ago
This is covered in the article, and he even does a benchmark of 25k iterations, and then explains why go is slower, creates a more apples to apples comparison where go is only slightly slower, and then optimizes the syscalls to create a go
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by georgyo 7y ago
Or! WiFi WiFi 2 WiFi 3 New WiFi WiFi WiFi WiFi
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by georgyo 7y ago
Most crosswalks I come across are only the designated safe place to cross. You still have to wait for the light.
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by georgyo 7y ago
I think you are talking about jaywalking, but Europe and the US are really big. In LA you get a ticket for jaywalking, while in NYC everyone crosses anywhere including weaving though moving traffic. And some cities in Maine the pedestrian a
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by georgyo 7y ago
At large scales, decisions need to get made. AWS and GCP will not negotiate with you unless you're big enough to make any if that worth their time. Netflix is a great example. They run most of their services on AWS. But they also run t
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by georgyo 7y ago
I run a small service, ifconfig.io, that is now getting 200 million hits a day from around the world. The response from it is about as small as you could make it, however at that volume it is about 150gb a day. If I hosted this on AWS, the
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by georgyo 7y ago
Zulip is quite amazing and I really like the product, however I somewhat dislike that the installer is a complete machine take over with many hard-coded paths. Supporting only Ubuntu releases is one thing, but the code base actively fights
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by georgyo 7y ago
This is interesting and very impressive, though if you go to a website like http://ifconfig.io you get a different IP then your own public IP.
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by georgyo 7y ago
Don't all mail service providers that allow a custom domain allow for creating a catch all email?
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by georgyo 7y ago
This is very cool, and I like what they are doing. Though I don't understand why one would use this over free public 6rd providers like tunnelbroker.net or using TEREDO in general, both of which will likely give much better performance
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by georgyo 7y ago
I think the point of the parent and in general that the casino is catered to make the addicts have even less control, stay longer, and have no concept if they been there two hours or two days.
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by georgyo 7y ago
The clipboard is extra vulnerable. It requires no privileges at all to read. Up until very recently, JavaScript in your browser could pull content directly out of your clipboard. Even beyond that, copy and pasting is training users to copy
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by georgyo 7y ago
I would argue that pass isn't that secure other than when your computer is off. Namely that it requires copy and pasting. Any program on your computer can read your clipboard. And for a normal user who are more vulnerable to phishing,
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by georgyo 7y ago
Go can link against c libraries. This would make that static as well.
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by georgyo 7y ago
I was thinking the same thing, though maybe QUIC doesn't send acknowledgements on every packet? I think you get this information for free as part of TCP.
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by georgyo 7y ago
In this case, there is a proof of stake utility token, buried deep in their docs, so it is a block chain. None is their examples mention the token, which is a bit odd.
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by georgyo 7y ago
This is pretty neat, I always create fairly complicated spreadsheets for trips with friends, however this covers most of the edge case. One is does not though is adding and removing people. IE, you rent a house but you might squeeze two mor
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by georgyo 7y ago
You have never been in an organization that has used ldap or other user backends then. However even the defaults on Debian and Centos are affected here, as it means that the dynamic user/host stuff in systemd also won't get picked
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by georgyo 7y ago
`ssh -D 9090 $HOMESERVER` and configuring firefox is pretty easy
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by georgyo 7y ago
I don't think anyone complains about the format of PGP encrypted files or signatures. The protocol itself is just fine. All the exploits are in the key distribution or presentation layer. e-fail is good example of a presentation failur
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by georgyo 7y ago
You said SVG twice now, but I don't see what is obvious about it. It's an XML document that should be easier to figure out than a raster image format such as jpg or png.
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by georgyo 7y ago
> An already built container is reproducible in the same way that a binary artifact is reproducible. Nix is reproducible to its core, including hash integrity of every tool used to execute the build. Anybody should be able to build a bit

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