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by int0x80 8y ago
Even if not a gameserver, virtually anything should not be buggy after one month of uptime. That is just ridiculous. Redundancy is completely orthogonal to this issue.
122.
by int0x80 8y ago
Of course it is by design. It is a blatant manipulation. "Protecting your Data". Come on!
123.
by int0x80 8y ago
Re:4 you can absolutely test and reason about modules in a monolith if you design and decouple things correctly. You are throwing a new complex and fragile architecture generalisticaly to fix sloppiness. You will have worse problems I assur
124.
by int0x80 8y ago
Lord. I was reading 30/45 K LOC...
125.
by int0x80 8y ago
ah right, sorry!
126.
by int0x80 8y ago
A performance, yes. But the deeper act is the very definition of trolling (in the broad sense of the word) :)
127.
by int0x80 8y ago
I find the history behind it certanly interesting (and the art is amazing!). There was a documentary and a conspiracy theory too about the whole thing, just a movie, but good to watch IMO. "Art through the gift shop".
128.
by int0x80 8y ago
This is the well known and only not broken solution. Im glad ive read it finally
129.
by int0x80 8y ago
Exaclty. This is a big concern for me. The server is really telling the browser what to do. But the browser can ignore it. It is quite a hacky an inellegant model. Very broken.
130.
by int0x80 8y ago
If you internally rebase to cleanup history you have to test again. Ignoring that step is wrong. Local rebase can be good and useful.
131.
by int0x80 8y ago
I don't know if I'm reading your comment correctly, sorry if I'm not... but individual commits within a PR are absolutely not a backup. Every commit in the PR has to be a logical unit, meaningful, atomic and stand on its own.
132.
by int0x80 8y ago
I was talking about Zing, yes. The parent said Zulu and I din't want to go into details. And yeah... it is more than a modified openjdk, I think we can agree and say it is based on openjdk.
133.
by int0x80 8y ago
Modified openjdk with high perf. GC, JIT, tooling etc. It is very nice.
134.
by int0x80 8y ago
Yes. Back in jdk6 days there were more problems requiring oracle jdk, this days is a no brainer to use the default openjdk.
135.
by int0x80 8y ago
an empty try catch wont necessary make that happen. It could countinue with the assumption that it has a File when it doesnt, corrupting further things in its (uncontrolled) way out.
136.
by int0x80 8y ago
The thing is, C can not be made "safe" without breaking old code and specified semantics. Even if you for example follow all the strict aliasing rules, you can still 1) make a mistake 2) access/modify arbitrary memory. Then y
137.
by int0x80 8y ago
Well, I understood it did not only display differently, but make the actual request to the stripped URL. I don't know.
138.
by int0x80 8y ago
This is not only obscuring. This is plain breaking tons of stuff for people.
139.
by int0x80 8y ago
Small nit: a service is a product.
140.
by int0x80 8y ago
Care todo share ir provide more specific info?
141.
by int0x80 8y ago
The libuv API is not amateur, is all about flexibility. The example usage however is not optimal, it is just confused. The option to dynamically alloc uv_loop_t is not to avoid "accidental copies" or anysuch thing. Is there for wh
142.
by int0x80 8y ago
totally. Your comment was right.
143.
by int0x80 8y ago
Is not abuse. And clearly you get to decide what belongs and what doesnt in an "open source forum" (as if that was a thing).
144.
by int0x80 8y ago
What do you mean by accidentally copy? struct embbed { ... uv_loop_t loop; ... } e1, e2; ... e1 = e2; ?
145.
by int0x80 8y ago
GNU readline gives the option to provide custom stdio streams. rl_{in,out}stream. You can use fdopen to get a stdio stream from a fd (socket for example). This can be problematic if not done correctly (buffering & stuff). Official docum
146.
by int0x80 8y ago
What do you expect for that C code?
147.
by int0x80 8y ago
What? E: NVM, you mean to access your stuff without NAT etc.
148.
by int0x80 8y ago
bash has this too.
149.
by int0x80 8y ago
There are multiple providers. This is one of them, it is in Europe, but has datacenters in USA. Is not the cheapest or has the best hardware specs but is good enough. A few google searches will give you alternatives if you care. The Xeons a
150.
by int0x80 8y ago
Hi. I can get a physical (bare metal in newspeak) 8-HT Xeon with 64G RAM and 1TB RAID1 SSD for ~$100/month, <strike>10GB</strike> 1GB NIC uplink. How much is the equivalent z1d.2xlarge EC2 instance?

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