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by huslage 11y ago
There is ALWAYS a weak link. It’s a part of the problem. It’s built in. you make choices about trust and you either stick with them or you don’t. If you change, you change and it's no skin off of anyone's back. Apple has spent age
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by huslage 11y ago
Why in-app purchase instead of just making the app $5?? This is akin to a demo version and it's a bit misleading to call it Free.
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by huslage 11y ago
VMware Fusion has fine performance on shared folders. I use it all the time with docker-machine.
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by huslage 11y ago
Docker?
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by huslage 11y ago
You can still use 6.x as a base layer inside the container, just not on the host OS.
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by huslage 11y ago
From knowing about how these things work (and the culture of SpaceX), it seems to me that everyone is acting quickly and professionally to identify the cause of the issue. I doubt that anyone is under undue pressure to perform or that there
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by huslage 11y ago
In a distributed system, there is no "primary" system. All systems are distributed and decoupled. The UX sends a request and waits for a response that itself be composed of other requests and responses from multiple other systems.
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by huslage 11y ago
This is _exactly_ how Amazon works. It has a best guess at inventory at a given moment, but it's a snapshot in time that is sometimes wrong. The inventory is verified. The money is taken out. The pieces are all decoupled and essentiall
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by huslage 11y ago
`docker stats` is built-in to docker since 1.5 and has an HTTP API.
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by huslage 12y ago
This is just the latest of many OSes that will Save The World™.
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Six Reasons Why the Containerized Future Is Closer Than You Think(cloudtp.com)
1 points by huslage 12y ago|0 comments
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Docker's rise from sleeper to open source king(cnbc.com)
5 points by huslage 12y ago|0 comments
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by huslage 12y ago
Congratulations!!!
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by huslage 12y ago
Talko? Blah blah.
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by huslage 12y ago
This is sort of obvious. Facebook's key is signed by a well-known CA. Anyone can make a cert for anything, but that doesn't mean that browsers will recognize it as being "valid". The author fails to mention how this any
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The Future of Everything(slideshare.net)
2 points by huslage 12y ago|0 comments
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by huslage 12y ago
What do you mean by "land as a company"?
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by huslage 12y ago
AWS needs to improve usability of IAM so that it gets broader adoption. The learning curve is non-trivial.
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by huslage 12y ago
Franklin was a privileged person to have these sorts of hours.
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by huslage 12y ago
You can also logically partition these beasts into multiple real servers. Who needs a hypervisor when you can have 96 "real" servers sharing the same hardware?
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Werner Vogels on Docker+AWS(allthingsdistributed.com)
2 points by huslage 12y ago|0 comments
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by huslage 12y ago
Why do nonprofits get less money?
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by huslage 13y ago
This is sort of overblown. The vulnerability is in libcurl, not apt. It only applies to people (and CAs) who are dumb enough to issue certs where there is a wildcarded IP in the CN. I've never seen this in the wild, not that it couldn&
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by huslage 13y ago
You are allowing too much emotion here. Figure out what it's actually worth and sell it...or at least investigate selling it...before you just shut it down. At the very least you could just let it coast and see what the employees do wi
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by huslage 13y ago
This has to be an April Fool's joke.
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by huslage 13y ago
Serval Project ( http://servalproject.org ) does this and much more already. It's very mature and should be supported before an upstart idea, IMO
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by huslage 13y ago
Storing private keys in a place that you do not control is ridiculous. You are putting your trust in a service, thus making your own keys untrustworthy to yourself. Put your public keys wherever you want. They are public. The SKS keyservers
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by huslage 13y ago
It's not like he hasn't been at the company all along in a management capacity. I don't see how this changes anything or why anyone should choose now to retaliate as opposed to any other arbitrary time.
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by huslage 13y ago
Come on pg. This isn't real tech. This is just a battery in a box with a $1 microcontroller. We could hack this together in a day in my basement.
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by huslage 13y ago
See Microsoft and Skype for proof that lots of resources fixes these "problems" quickly.

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