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by ibotty 12y ago
hopefully dane fixes that.
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by ibotty 12y ago
did you read the blog post? you have to actively consent in installing that plugin to use it. without plugin the sandbox is code without attack surface.
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by ibotty 12y ago
hakyll is a library and not an application, technically, as is xmonad, another famous haskell "application". pandoc is often used as library as well. the point is, that often you have one-off applications that are just a few lines
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by ibotty 12y ago
in addition to what andolanra said about view patterns there are also pattern synonyms in recent ghc, which makes this feasible.
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by ibotty 12y ago
this is getting boring. ever time a patch using no parentheses shows up there is that comment. if all your code uses that style you get used to it. feel free to show evidence of openbsd making that mistake once! (there might have been those
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by ibotty 13y ago
so, what does that mean? is isc going to develop it further, or not? i cannot really see through the marketing speak. will it supersede bind9 or not?
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Bind 10 is now a community project named bundy(marketwired.com)
1 points by ibotty 13y ago|1 comments
368.
by ibotty 13y ago
no. read the article.
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by ibotty 13y ago
until it's revoked.
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Mission impossible: hardening android security and privacy(blog.torproject.org)
4 points by ibotty 13y ago|0 comments
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by ibotty 13y ago
i'd really like to get the main board _and_ the battery board, but no display (wrong size) and no case (wrong size). i'd like to use a modded thinkpad x-series case (and keyboard) and install a better display and board!
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by ibotty 13y ago
no, haskell (ghc) has many extensions that extend hindley-milner by a great degree.
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by ibotty 13y ago
every article about db version control should mention sqitch. it's a great tool that works similar to and in conjunction with git. http://sqitch.org/
374.
by ibotty 13y ago
renders in mine...
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by ibotty 13y ago
here is a mail from mel gorman with many more details. http://mid.gmane.org/%3C20140310101537.GC10663%40suse.de%3E
376.
by ibotty 13y ago
whoa, why can't they make a video with a person calmly speaking and not interrupt him with music?
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by ibotty 13y ago
when you are writing hundreds of functions, do you do that live? i use text files and version control. psql is for tinkering around with the db when more disciplined approaches seem like overkill.
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by ibotty 13y ago
psql also has auto-complete. honestly i really like psql. have a look at its manpage for how much you can customize it to your needs!
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Uber Hypermedia(amundsen.com)
2 points by ibotty 13y ago|1 comments
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by ibotty 13y ago
neither the hurd nor the bsd port use the debian linux sysinit currently.
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by ibotty 13y ago
setting init=/sbin/systemd in the kernel cmdline is the recommended way, so i guess the 7.5% do count as using systemd.
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by ibotty 13y ago
ehm. no. it can just stream the output of `journalctl -f`. it can filter even better than before, because fail2ban usually does not care about everything in `auth.log`. i guess i don't see the problem.
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by ibotty 13y ago
the difference is that there is _no_ standard so far...
384.
by ibotty 13y ago
isn't that something that should go in the 'query', e.g.: db:mysql://user@host/db?encoding_charset=utf8
385.
by ibotty 13y ago
can someone point me to their elasticsearch setup? i'd like to see which queries they use and how they index their content.
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by ibotty 13y ago
article is from october, written by google's ilya grigorik.
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Acm: making the web faster with HTTP2.0(queue.acm.org)
2 points by ibotty 13y ago|1 comments
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by ibotty 13y ago
i am using it in production (debian wheezy package, version 2.1.7-7 now) and it works pretty reliable. do you have a link to a bug report? i kind of depend on it atm, so i'd like to know its bugs.
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by ibotty 13y ago
when using dovecot you can use dsync: http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Tools/Dsync
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by ibotty 13y ago
that might not be so easy. not every cache is something like memcached or redis. a caching web proxy (like varnish) can't be warmed that easily.

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