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hamiltont
8y ago
Agreed, this was sad to see. Their HDD articles have enough valuable knowledge+expertise to be an effective advertisement for BackBlaze - reading those posts made me revisit using B2 for my own needs. This article was clickbait. You expect
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hamiltont
8y ago
Potentially related anecdote: A few years ago I attended a trade show in UAE. At the time I was a R&D director for a mobile security company. Recruiting was blatant, I was (verbally) offered >400k base + signing to live in UAE for on
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8y ago
I had a chuckle at the background image using ALLCAPS, which is infamous for its lack of legibility - e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_caps#Readability
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hamiltont
8y ago
You've got it backwards - the DB server can pipe an arbitrary file from the client. So it is considered the fault of the client - it should not allow that. Since the mysql client is the one receiving the request and it should apply s
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8y ago
Loved the story, really captures the magic of curiously poking the universe that most folks call inventing stuff Complete side note....I has wanted something just like the Egg Controller, and got the "fireboard" as a gift. It wo
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8y ago
Got it. Not trying to knock the hard work put into this, I'm actually thrilled to see this initiative and only intend to be constructive. Personally, I would rather be asked to trust that site admins were auditing each torrent to ensur
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8y ago
Does anyone understand the reasoning behind this statement: > We would like to avoid the blind mirroring of all data. Found at http://academictorrents.com/about.php#mirroring
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8y ago
A better title would mention this is an Ex-Tesla worker currently being sued by Tesla... I'm not saying there is no story to be read, in fact I plan to look in depth a bit later, but the current title is somewhat misleading
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hamiltont
10y ago
sounds awesome. Can you share any links to already-published work?
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hamiltont
10y ago
Got it, thanks!
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hamiltont
10y ago
Very clear and informative! I got lost at this part, if anyone could clarify that would be great: 3. The key uses the PKCS#5 padding scheme: the last byte contains the number of padding bytes; e.g. if there are 5 bytes of padding, it conta
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11y ago
If anyone knows a service like this for getting custom Dockerfiles, please share. I run multiple containers on my home network and often have minor complaints about the Dockerfiles without the time to fix them up e.g. "it should have a
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11y ago
> purple-pill What does this mean? Googling it led to interpretations that I doubt apply here... ><
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11y ago
The main benefit is this allows rough comparison to a ton of other frameworks. Just running ab against your one server setup gives you one RPS/latency result on one hardware setup - that's good to know as an absolute metric, but
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11y ago
I'm open to recommendations for systems similar to Travis-CI but supporting Windows! Having some type of windows CI would really help bring windows uspport up to par EDIT: Actually, let me just link everyone to github: Here are the w
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11y ago
I've been working with this project for a while, here's some unorganized thoughts: 1) Statistics 2) Running Overhead 3) Travis-CI 4) Memory/Bandwidth/Other info 5) Windows 6) IRC 7) Ease of Contrib
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12y ago
Someone had to do it... https://asciinema.org/a/18623
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12y ago
Something I haven't seen mentioned yet: For a developer to become involved with a new project requires some substantial cognitive overhead to learn what files matter, the terminology and basic flow of data through the codebase, etc. Th
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Financing Your Idea – Katya Akudovich of LiveJournal and David Eckstein of OpenDNS
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12y ago
Wikipedia talk page for Spoon discusses including a section about this misuse of the term "container" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Spoon_(software)
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12y ago
Honest question: Can I use the "last seen" time as a rough proxy for "they have read your message"? I've been wondering this for a while. At least on Android, my 'last seen' counter doesn't update unt
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12y ago
In the future, you really might want to link a screencap instead -- if a page is hacked it's quite possible some malicious code has been added too. This link could be trying some attacks against every visitor
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12y ago
Is this anything more than a repackaging of R? If you can put multithreaded libs behind core R functions, why not do it on the main codebase instead of repacking the project?
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12y ago
shrugs . In all seriousness though, thank the people around your office for me! There are some substantial hurdles to make this integration a practical reality, but if Docker and Msoft can actually pull it off we will see a new world of cr
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12y ago
DockerHub-based Windows Package Manager - coming soon to an OS near you