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by hbogert 8y ago
soo basically, backtracking and refactoring after having started small. Sounds nice, also sounds like something my network infra colleagues completely fucking hate.
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by hbogert 8y ago
T480s. No weird issues with the laptop itself. The Thunderbolt dock can be finnicky. It loses USB of the dock sometimes; that's about it. Kernel patches are underway I believe. Thing is an absolute joy under linux. Don't get me wr
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by hbogert 9y ago
Amazed by the little difference between the following two Ryzens and their scores: - Ryzen 5 1600x - Passmark: 13130; single: 1942 - Ryzen 7 1700 - Passmark: 13819; single: 1760 Why would you go for octa-core which is only marginally fast
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by hbogert 9y ago
Really eager to know, if the writer would still use it like this, when his project gets bigger. For instance, using Docker on Mac like this is a pure pain. First of all, it's a pain because of Docker's lack of proper UID mapping(
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by hbogert 9y ago
AAFS it is then. To bad it already exists, and even more confusingly also has something to do with a journal :D
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by hbogert 10y ago
Ceph and ElasticSearch. Elastic is even running on Ceph for now. That's a bit yuk though; they should both live on physical machines.
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by hbogert 10y ago
> Is this a common thing in the ~infosec industry~ black community? Personally I have known two people who were sexually harassed who work in ~security~ the black community. I've also hung out with some and they do seem to have an u
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by hbogert 10y ago
Byobu does this in my case with default settings, just with alt+pg-up/down
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by hbogert 10y ago
I don't get Ansible (and the likes) anymore in 2016. I do still use it a lot, but when I use it, it always ends up being a canary for system design smells. Changing state on a server _after_ deployment is just always a pain. But seems
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by hbogert 10y ago
Couldn't they have improved ceph? - if it's a simpler ceph they want.
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by hbogert 10y ago
what in your workflow demands more than 16G on your local machine? In the case of trying to develop locally with 4+ VMs, why not run those VMs on a generic piece of iron in a closet or datacenter?
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by hbogert 10y ago
Eager to know if their model would still be accurate when new/future hard disk models are used, i.e., would their model need to be retrained every time. If so, you would first have to wait until the new disks are old enough to show sig
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by hbogert 10y ago
Shouldn't it be "Micro kernel written in C++" ?
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by hbogert 10y ago
Isn't this a poster child example for the semantic web?
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by hbogert 10y ago
Well yes, and failed because of one thing. The irritating broadcom wifi. I tried it on a Windows laptop as well recently. Not a great time with secure boot with bios/UEFI which do not have support for different OSs as a usecase
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by hbogert 10y ago
Which use broadcom exclusively. Wanted to try linux on my macbook once. All was well, except that dreaded Broadcom Wifi. Apparently broadcom gives big middle finger when it comes to truly open source drivers. C'mon broadcom.. it'
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by hbogert 10y ago
Sounds like a good idea. Some OEMs should follow suit. Sometimes they try with their upper echelon hardware and they always fail somehow. Look at this XPS15 with all its annoyances. I still don't understand why they keep making consume
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by hbogert 10y ago
If you take all the laptops with those annoyances from being possible candidates for a new laptop; What is a good non-apple laptop? I always was anti-Apple, still do, but I just can't fault the Macbook Air 2012, which for the time had
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by hbogert 10y ago
I felt horrible when I bought a macbook air 4 years ago. "What have i done, I sold out, I should've bought a lenovo and put linux on it -- which all the hackers do as well." FFWD to today, I have a quiet laptop. Doesn't
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by hbogert 10y ago
LAMP scalable for a couple of decades? PHP is hardly usuable for two decades, let alone scalable since that very beginning. Same for Mysql. Did you actually ever try to scale Mysql? Not trivial. Did you every try to scale webserver with PHP
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by hbogert 10y ago
And all that initial frugality saved her, what in the end? Probably 3 or 4 months of the new high paying job.
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by hbogert 10y ago
If it's an AMD, chances are pretty high as well.
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by hbogert 10y ago
paraphrase> The plug connects to a Chinese IP. It's time we setup a standard so that everybody can choose there own "cloud" server for these "smart" home electronics. These manufacturers should not be building th
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by hbogert 10y ago
You talk of that youth aged 18-24y who voted remain 75%. Well you should know, that same youth did not show up as well as the other groups did. Less than 40% percent showed up. It's kind of funny, because if this group would've ju
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by hbogert 10y ago
I think there are always reports of racism. The article wouldve been beter if it would have quantified the increase. These poorly written articles showing FUD from both sides, are really not worth mentioning on HN.
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by hbogert 10y ago
EU funding blabla. You wonder why the Swiss universities still do so well.. I don't think the leavers ever said the transistion was going to be painless.
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by hbogert 10y ago
Again that furiating table with the 18-24 aged persons voting for remain. Maybe also include the percentage to actually vote for those age group. 37% came to vote for 18-24y, vs 70% and up for 35y and up.
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Canonical asks OVH to pay €1-2/mo/VPS. Else, prohibited to use the mark “Ubuntu”(twitter.com)
123 points by hbogert 10y ago|67 comments
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by hbogert 10y ago
if this works as advertised, I was waiting since the beginning of docker for this. Never quite understood why the possibilities to interface with docker during build are only through a Dockerfile.
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by hbogert 10y ago
In print, NO. You really can't interchange the two. As already said, in handwriting they may look similar, however we would never mean the actual ÿ, since it simply is something else which is used in Greek and French (and others). Ther

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