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by ibotty 9y ago
I don't get the joke. Were these defines never used? Did the commit removing the threaded html parser happen before?
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Transparent Hugepages: measuring the performance impact(alexandrnikitin.github.io)
3 points by ibotty 9y ago|0 comments
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by ibotty 9y ago
WAL-G (and WAL-E) are expected to run next to the main database, while barman is to be run on a separate machine. Barman can also backup many databases. It is essentially the difference between a central backup service and local backups.
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by ibotty 9y ago
There is also librsvg. It is heavily used with linux desktops.
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Indictment against WannaCry preventor(documentcloud.org)
10 points by ibotty 9y ago|0 comments
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by ibotty 9y ago
... which is now supported by rhel!
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by ibotty 9y ago
Any idea why the duplicate detection did not work for this link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14786881 Anyhow: these should be merged (even though there is no discussion on the other submission)
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Mozilla: Project Common Voice(voice.mozilla.org)
7 points by ibotty 9y ago|1 comments
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by ibotty 9y ago
It contradicts my decades-long experience and I would have loved to know whether I have just been lucky. Is there a bug report somewhere? Or just some blog about some more data?
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by ibotty 9y ago
Linus' take on security patches is a highly debated topic. Not only with the grsec guys, but all other people working in netsec. That does not mean Linus is always wrong (though imo he often is regarding that topic) nor that grsec is g
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by ibotty 9y ago
References for 2?
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by ibotty 9y ago
References?
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by ibotty 9y ago
>We don't even need to consider containers, the longer an OS has been in the wild, the longer its potential vulnerabilities have been found and exploited. I challenge you to find exploitable bugs in its kernel. Windows XP is not sup
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by ibotty 9y ago
Amazing! I did not know that.
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by ibotty 9y ago
For one, NSS is not the kitchen sync that is openssl. With openssl you can do anything with any file you can get from the anywhere. Secondly, when using openssl-based servers it's usually easier to specify certificates and keys. You do
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by ibotty 9y ago
If the seed is saved, you get reproducibly randomized builds.
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by ibotty 9y ago
Thank you for the reference! I happen to knew it before, but forgot the name and could not find it anymore.
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by ibotty 9y ago
Found a "UG (haftungsbeschränkt)". That way you don't need 20000 Euro in in hand.
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by ibotty 9y ago
That's irony, right? If so, please keep it to yourself. If not, do so anyway.
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by ibotty 9y ago
This is coming in the next GTK Version.
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by ibotty 9y ago
Huh? You can just use kubectl. Maybe I am missing something.
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by ibotty 9y ago
You have subresource integrity. If in use, that only leaves the privacy implications of using a CDN.
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by ibotty 9y ago
Of course you are joking, but you should keep in mind, that _in the real world_ you would operate the etcd kubernetes needs also via etcd operator!
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by ibotty 9y ago
Poisoning the well is older than either. It has been an antisemitic stereotype with one notable early hayday in central Europe 1350 or something to blame the Jews for the plague.
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Redo implementation in Bourne Shell(news.dieweltistgarnichtso.net.)
1 points by ibotty 9y ago|0 comments
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by ibotty 9y ago
Isn't that an implementation detail? Both have to store time series.
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by ibotty 9y ago
and prometheus?
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by ibotty 9y ago
not what I see.
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by ibotty 9y ago
It is. If there are two versions, it's possible (it even "adds value") to fix bugs in one version and not the other. If there is only one, you can't do that. Simple as that.
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by ibotty 9y ago
Whoa! That's horrifying. Not only don't they update their open source version when fixing security bugs (Great argument against choosing open core solutions btw), they don't even fix most bugs!

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