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ibotty
9y ago
Which keystrokes does firefox send opt-out to google by default, to display ads? Don't spread FUD.
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Not saying that telemetry should not be opt-in, but sending every keystroke to amazon and sending aggregated, anonymized data is not the same.
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9y ago
If you control the OS, you also control the firmware (if you want a way to install new firmware from the OS). No way around.
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> This has to be done at a granularity coarse enough that the function call overhead doesn't kill the performance. It has to be entire loops, for example, not just some primitive operation like a dot product. Yes, You are right! I
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Can't you test for the capabilities of the processor once and use the right SIMD code from then on? Maybe it makes sense to introduce a block around the SIMD code, which gets compiled into different blocks of SIMD instructions. Then yo
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EDM? The resurfacing of 90's Eurodance? Is there anything more commercial? Maybe that's my European viewpoint, so please elaborate if I am wrong.
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How Citus Executes Distributed Transactions on Postgres
(citusdata.com)
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Yes, but it was shady before. Remember that they let you pay for revocation. Even worse, also after heartbleed!
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Unfortunately usability was the least of its problems.
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Interestingly it does send a different message than the mailing list post. While not factually wrong, the press release sounds like the browsers are to blame for the decision (which they definitely are not, see the mailing list posting).
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> It's a sad and bewildering affair. Yes. Eben's departure from free software ideology left "many heartbroken": Bruce Perens, ESR, Bradley Kuhn, MJG.
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9y ago
Unfortunately that is extremely light on information. Is there any other source?
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It is Matthew J Garrett's personal blog. He was a member of the EFF and has publicly been involved in the free software community.
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> Honey Not Cheerios
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I am pretty sure it's abrt, this reports to downstream. I don't know whether they get passed upstream, but sometimes they do.
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Yes. There is a disadvantage, that when your app already exposes metrics, you will have to tell prometheus' service discovery that you want to scrape two ports.
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9y ago
Simply add to any playbook a play with `all` hosts that drops your remote shell.
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9y ago
It's Stasi (as in _Sta_ats_si_cherheit), it has nothing to do with "Nazi". Aside: There is a big controversy (in Germany and elsewhere) on how and when to compare the third reich and the GDR. Hubertus Knabe, the leader of the
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9y ago
Very late answer, but no, that is incompatible with mvcc. How can transactions (and rollbacks) work?
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9y ago
Unfortunately that is not that easy anymore. There are extensions that can tile more sophisticated though.
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9y ago
The news is, that it finally landed! https://feaneron.com/2017/10/03/improved-half-tiling-availab...
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9y ago
Did you read the article at all?
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Oh, it did not work good for many use cases, and even in the supported use cases it had pretty severe bugs. PA is also way more power efficient.
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9y ago
Don't uninstall WebView updates! There are security relevant fixes included.
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9y ago
You did not ask that question. I assume you knew before that PostgreSQL is not the tool for your workload.
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Can you provide specifics? AFAICT that applies only to indexes (where there is another layer of indirection in MySQL).
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Part of it is that android is used way more often, on very old hardware that is long discarded by apple users. Part of not (only) catering to the wealthy.
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Monoid is a concept that is older than category theory. And way simpler. I don't get why people always say category theory when they mean basic algebra. Maybe they don't know better (lack of math background, expository texts that
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9y ago
Not every data in Haskell is thunked and boxed. At least with GHC extensions.
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Oh, that's my current project! Unfortunately that cannot be made mass-market, because you can't get any decent trackpoints (except from IBM and Lenovo keyboards).
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