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by ibotty 11y ago
Unfortunately the daemon model bites again: On a host running any docker containers with user-namespaces, you can't run containers with net or ipc from the host.
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Qualys Security Advisory – LibreSSL (CVE-2015-5333 and CVE-2015-5334)(openwall.com)
1 points by ibotty 11y ago|0 comments
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by ibotty 11y ago
source is her blog entry http://sarah.thesharps.us/2015/10/05/closing-a-door/
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by ibotty 11y ago
> The Linux User Space will not work on a BSD kernel That's wrong, more or less. Read about Linux emulation on BSDs. Of course some low-level utilities won't work, but most of userspace does.
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by ibotty 11y ago
That's wrong. Read about it at https://wiki.freedesktop.org/www/Software/systemd/NetworkTar...
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by ibotty 11y ago
You are the first person I read saying they like the mysql cli. Ctrl-c kills the whole shell. great, but not what I expect. Want to fix a small typo in your big query? In psql you can just edit your last command in your $EDITOR. Useful (but
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by ibotty 11y ago
depends on what you have in your path.
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Waiting for PostgreSQL 9.5: Support GROUPING SETS, CUBE and ROLLUP(depesz.com)
2 points by ibotty 11y ago|0 comments
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by ibotty 11y ago
There's a plugin for that (tm). I use unload tab quiet successfully. The only problems I had were with pdfjs tabs. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/unloadtab/
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by ibotty 11y ago
Maybe ping depesz ( http://www.depesz.com/ ) about it. He has that great "waiting for postgres X.X" column at his blog, where he illustrates new things.
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by ibotty 11y ago
but that's only a simple c-style enum. What the author is describing is a algebraic data type/sum type: an alternative between types with possibly different types (i.e., a Boolean, two strings, etc.). Read the example in the artic
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by ibotty 12y ago
seems overkill. still great to live now for doing that kind of analysis.
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by ibotty 12y ago
Of course you are right re environmental pollution with either certificate type. Phk is also speaking about caching reverse proxies. Why should you encrypt everything when being in your own private network.
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by ibotty 12y ago
What you want re public keys in dnssec secured DNS is called Dane. Browsers are slow to implement it though.
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by ibotty 12y ago
> That would have destroyed any hope of adoption by content providers and probably browsers. why adoption by browsers?
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by ibotty 12y ago
phk (poul henning kamp) is the lead developer of varnish, in case people are not familiar with him.
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HTTP/2.0 — Bad protocol, bad politics(queue.acm.org)
219 points by ibotty 12y ago|207 comments
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by ibotty 12y ago
even more when disagreeing.
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by ibotty 12y ago
pandoc is great too. you supply it with e.g. markdown and it can generate many different output formats. pdf via tex is one of it.
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by ibotty 12y ago
i do just that and it works like a charm.
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Outreach Program for Women: kernel internship report(sarah.thesharps.us)
3 points by ibotty 12y ago|0 comments
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by ibotty 12y ago
how can you be contacted? i have a few things that work ok in an emulator but i'd like to try (not regularly) on a real, constrained device.
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by ibotty 12y ago
is there something which should happen?
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by ibotty 12y ago
`--` is a comment in many languages (sql, haskell, ..).
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by ibotty 12y ago
that's just nonsense. there are many people very concerned about performance. i guess you are right that some do not care about constant factors, but i am very sure most do care about algorithmic complexity. and thinking about it, that
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by ibotty 12y ago
haskell can be used for pretty much everything (even hard realtime with a code generating dsl called atom), so just think about what you enjoy/like and maybe ask before for pointers to libraries you might use with that task. if there i
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by ibotty 12y ago
> My history isn't aggregated in real time across all my Mac OS X terminal windows. zsh has `setopt inc_append_history` and `setopt share_history`. i am sure bash has something similar.
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by ibotty 12y ago
how does asyncio deal with resource management, a very hard problem whenever you invent lazy io?
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by ibotty 12y ago
`go` is a very old name for worker functions in haskell. i have been told it originates in glasgow (where ghc was first developed).
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by ibotty 12y ago
... and in many other languages way before scala.

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