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germainelong
8y ago
Sadly Kubernetes is still vendor locked in - although you have a selection of them. Average Joe cannot install Kubernetes on their pool of commodity dedicated servers or VPS servers because there is no ingress that works with already assign
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germainelong
8y ago
You implied that encryption is optional whereas this shouldn't even be a discussion.
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germainelong
8y ago
This is so short sighted I can't believe you are serious and not trolling. Every precaution has its limitations but why give the attackers a free meal? Encrypted data protects from simple theft or loss of the device so a common thief
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germainelong
8y ago
Companies should not be allowed to have such sensitive data or the punishment should be severe - I mean the entire board should look at doing time. Currently as the law is, the rich can just laugh and carry on.
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germainelong
8y ago
For some workloads it is better to have hyperthreading disabled.
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germainelong
8y ago
What if the second returned variable is not err, but the code using it assumes it is? (the code breaks the convention) This will not be accounted for. This means with that in mind a lot more discipline must be used to analyse the code that
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germainelong
8y ago
Is someone not familiar with the code competent enough to decide what is a "simple error check" and not a bug? This is very weak as they suggest that even the branches that would result in no-op are accounted for. So if someone in
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germainelong
8y ago
The comment claim that every branch is accounted for and yet few functions below you can see this is certainly not the case. They should either have fixed it first and then make such comment or shouldn't make such comment at all. Other
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germainelong
8y ago
You can always outsource the support but being in the control as well.
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germainelong
8y ago
Why not just use nginx and zerotier?
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germainelong
8y ago
2. Open Source is relatively safe when you are able to self-host it. It is good to setup an environment and test the features on your own machines and also check how easy is to extract the data. 1-3 is a roulette. Unless they have a technol