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ibotty
8y ago
Not, if they demand better working conditions in their contracts.
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ibotty
8y ago
Why should academia only produce excellent security algorithms with "Bad" likelihood?
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ibotty
8y ago
That's neovim, right?
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Built-in Sharding for PostgreSQL
(rhaas.blogspot.com)
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ibotty
8y ago
And I was expecting something great about filesystems...
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ibotty
8y ago
Point is, that within the EU some practices just are not allowed. If they happen to obey the law is something else of course.
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ibotty
8y ago
But that's not the reason _at all_ that the rents are skyrocketing. Were it implemented properly the "rent-brake" would prohibit high rents.
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ibotty
9y ago
But what's the alternative?
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ibotty
9y ago
That's going to be hard without changing the mainboard, which will most likely not make it easy to (continue? to) run MacOS.
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ibotty
9y ago
Monitoring and logging are best separated. Prometheus is great even on a small scale. For log aggregation there is the relatively new oklog. I have been running oklog for a customer successfully. You ought to deploy it like a regular (non-c
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ibotty
9y ago
... Or build the directory tree you want manually (Shell script, Makefile, ansible, whatever) and use skopeo to push it to a registry.
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ibotty
9y ago
Aside: Can someone has any pointers on HIP? What it solves, who is behind it (is there a chance to have it supported in mainstream OSs).
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ibotty
9y ago
Well, of course! I was talking about why yacc is a second language for (early and contemporary) unix. Its C interop for (early and contemporary) unix is what I was stressing.
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ibotty
9y ago
It never is. Even ancient unix had shell and (maybe more to your point) yacc. Yacc still generates C files, but that's more of an implementation detail. The C _interop_ is key.
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ibotty
9y ago
Not a problem if you use a my.cnf file...
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ibotty
9y ago
That's stated in the discussion as one of the major points of bpfilter against netfilter's nftables.
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ibotty
9y ago
you don't use `)` or any other object motion? You should (consider)! `:help object-motions`
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ibotty
9y ago
But w and b are not the end of vi's (let alone vim's/neovim's + plugins') motions.
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ibotty
9y ago
I don't think this will work for randomly sending over one or the other connection, but I will just have to test to be sure.
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ibotty
9y ago
Not entirely, but it's possible to convince flowing traffic through eBPF. The main difference will be the ease of use! Thank you for the suggestion though.
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ibotty
9y ago
I don't want to mess with the content in any way, I do want to send connections over more than one WAN, depending on utilization. That works great with https?-connections on tcp. It would be great to be able to do the same with quic co
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ibotty
9y ago
There might be a way to use eBFP, but it won't be as easy as having a netfilter module. I assert that would be useful.
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9y ago
Exactly! Thank you for putting in the time to elaborate what I meant.
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9y ago
I failed to find anything a few times in the last years, so maybe it does not yet exist, but maybe someone here has any pointers. How can linux' iptables/netfilter match quic packages. Because quic is no ip protocol (but on top of
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ibotty
9y ago
No, that's only for variant two. Spectre is also variant one.
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9y ago
> Why PostgreSQL is underperforms so significantly? The answer is simple, we’re doing an unfair benchmark. As you may notice, we were indexing only an ID in a document for MySQL and MongoDB, and an entire document for PostgreSQL. That&#x
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ibotty
9y ago
Thunderbird (and Firefox before) were already mostly web apps. XPCom, etc is a (pretty bad) variant of the web technology stack.
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9y ago
How could he have gotten these great deals producing ipods when Apple was really struggling, were he not speaking Chinese perfectly?
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ibotty
9y ago
It's not a different viewpoint.
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ibotty
9y ago
Why? English is not my first language, I only got the Beatles reference.
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