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georgyo
9y ago
Oracle is not the one that could sue. There is nothing in the CDDL that prevents it being used else where. The GPL on the other hand is a strong copy left. If you link against GPL code, your code must also be licensed as GPL. This means the
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georgyo
9y ago
While I am sad about this, at least it is likely to be USB C, which means my dongle and/or head phones will work with more than just my phone. That is the only silver lining here that I can see.
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georgyo
9y ago
Oracle is not the one that could sue. There is nothing in the CDDL that prevents it being used else where. The GPL on the other hand is a strong copy left. If you link against GPL code, your code must also be licensed as GPL. This means the
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georgyo
9y ago
ZFS works work containers and works well with docker. ZFS is really really amazing, beyond the SAN. It's fantastic for both desktops and servers. The lack of adaption is problematic, but I use it for all sorts of things. Like mirroring
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georgyo
9y ago
This is clearly a person who has many many domains. Creating a public mirror requires very little time. I created the NYU arch mirror in under an hour. All you need is a server, bandwidth, and a cronjob. The guy claims he is making an ISP,
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georgyo
9y ago
Have you tried zsh with oh-my-zsh?
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georgyo
9y ago
A very minor nit, the client (user) does not require bootstrapping or pre-shared keys. If your DNS for the realm you are kiniting to are correct, you can get your client keys without any client side configuration. When a client kinits, no v
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georgyo
9y ago
Or the simpler answers, something on your computer reveals it, like malware. Or the person who sent/received money to/from you revels who you are, or information which helps identify who you are. Or there are warents authorizing
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georgyo
9y ago
Shocking to me is that Tylenol is missing from that page. You hardly ever hear it called acetaminophen, even in hospitals. Edit: Even the main Tylenol page links is ambiguous: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tylenol It&
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georgyo
9y ago
A service file looks like this: (register-services (make <service> #:provides '(apache-2.0 apache httpd) #:requires '() #:start (...) #:stop (...) #:actions (make-act
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georgyo
9y ago
Assuming 2000 calories/day, a human averages 97 Watts/hour. Ke Jie is currently 19, so he has used an estimate of 670kWH for both his training set and playing his games. Getting a machine to win that consumes less than 97W/H
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georgyo
9y ago
Those are just tools that configure the system, in both cases iptables. Nftables is the replacement for iptables, not just the configuration of them.
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georgyo
10y ago
I think if you had the part and replaced it, your car would turn on without a Tesla engineer recertifying it.
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georgyo
10y ago
I have been running ZFS on Arch Linux for a little over two years across four drives, and doing weekly updates. Haven't ran into any issues yet.
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georgyo
10y ago
One of those reasons could be cost or speed of production. Mk1 could be better the mk2, but mk2 is easier to make.
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georgyo
10y ago
Yes, it is possible to get hired with the use of 3rd-party recruiters, but it is still not in your benefit. If they never got people hired, then they wouldn't make money and even try. If you don't have any way for companies to tar
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georgyo
10y ago
Head hunting is very profitable. If you get a recruiter email for a company that is not that company, it's _always_ junk. 100% of the time, it is a waste of time. Ignore those, and look for the ones that are from the actual company. Th
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georgyo
10y ago
Had the same problem, hit the hamburger in the top left of the reading area.
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georgyo
10y ago
I like your analogy, but I would flip the metaphors. Gluing is fast and easy, using screws requires time and effort.
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georgyo
10y ago
Does anyone know why the yubikey 4 supports RSA 4096, but ECC only goes up to 384 and not 521? Sure 384 is likely "enough" but ECC 521 is both faster and smaller than RSA4096. I just can't seem to figure out why they would im
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georgyo
10y ago
I don't think this is going to happen any time remotely soon, even if apple wants it to. Going completely wireless would also destroy the current accessories market. No dongle or converter to fix it either. Also apple already did chang
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georgyo
10y ago
This could be true, but they choose to stick with the lightning connector. Which gives them licencing rights. Getting money from licencing is the only reason I can see for them having only the lightning connector. They could have switched t
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georgyo
10y ago
The CDDL is incompatible with the GPL license. The GPL however is not incompatible with the CDDL. This means Linux copyright owners could sue ZoL binary distributers, but Oracle could not. However no one is shipping ZoL binaries, only the s
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georgyo
10y ago
I have seen it in action for the full disk encryption coming off the TPM device. It's impressive stuff. There is a lot of thought into making this very secure, and accounting for edge cases. It stops all manners of attacks that you nor
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Bootstraping a slightly more secure laptop
(media.ccc.de)
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Heads secure boot
(trmm.net)
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georgyo
10y ago
As long as you use private IP addresses, AWS-AWS traffic is free[0]. However: Lightsail instances don't show up as EC2 instances nor can you add them to a VPC. Meaning that your AWS resources need to be in EC2 classic in order to have
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georgyo
10y ago
They already do. People paying all cash saves the seller at least three months. Sometimes the bank won't close for 8 months because of reason and then denies the application forcing the seller to start from the beginning. People do acc
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georgyo
10y ago
I don't think it matters that much. They will offer the lowest their algorithm thinks is correct. And then they send an inspector who where dictates which repairs the seller has to make out of pocket. And if the home is worth more than
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georgyo
10y ago
Yes, as long as you buy on-site support, which is the same price as apple care in most circumstances.
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