intc

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by intc 6y ago
Live migration is very useful feature - Last time I checked the support for it was very limited. Perhaps the situation is better now? One way around is to run LXC under KVM (and migrate the KVM then as needed).
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by intc 6y ago
Hopefully this will not pass - The requirement of having GCC + LLVM + Rust installed in order to build kernel would be insane.
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by intc 6y ago
I find this wiki article pretty good (includes some terminology like apparent wind etc.): * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forces_on_sails In accurate modelling one would need to consider apparent wind, wave conditions,
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by intc 7y ago
20286 was a 16 bit CPU. But it was the first one to support "protected mode".
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by intc 7y ago
This is really great news! Soon we can finally start to deploy our global WG/IPv6 based management VPN.
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by intc 7y ago
I'm not sure if performance has to be first. One could for example do proof of concept style of work with some higher level language before starting to create the actual product which then should also take the performance aspects under
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by intc 7y ago
Indeed it's a compliment. And also a humble request because I'm interested in this subject. Perhaps my way of expression was not the best? But I'll take some time to see what other resources are available there.
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by intc 7y ago
Hmm. Doesn't look like very "hands on" to me (README.md). Or then I just couldn't find the document you mentioned in the previous post. But I guess one has to learn these things by trial and error then.
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by intc 7y ago
Sounds cool. Could you share the link to their official git repo?
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by intc 7y ago
I think Rust is not a choice for everyone / everything. Learning to debug and master C is still very much a valuable skill.
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by intc 7y ago
Or perhaps you could write a blog post on how to use a fuzzer so we can all learn from your findings?
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by intc 7y ago
More details & pictures: https://www.cryptomuseum.com/covert/bugs/selectric/
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by intc 7y ago
Hmm. What about a regular bike which one moves with muscle power? Had a nice ~85 km afternoon loop today. =)
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by intc 7y ago
FWIF: https://truecrypt.ch/
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by intc 7y ago
Hmm. Anger is a byproduct of fear. Fear is a signal. Victory achieved with the power of anger will not last for long? My suggestion is to take distance towards things that keep us busy, stressed and angry. This usually reduces the stress le
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by intc 7y ago
It would be really good to have a product which is relevant after 40 years WITHOUT adopting business model of an organized crime syndicate. In other words: Having a product which is relevant after 40 years.
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by intc 7y ago
"GE has built a prototype which is small enough to fit on a desktop" - The linked page ( https://tinyurl.com/y2s9z69d ) claims 10 MW output - This is several orders of magnitude "north" from the reality (~
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by intc 7y ago
* https://wordsandbuttons.online/fortran_is_still_a_thing.html "Fortran is not, of course, outdated, and it’s not at all complex. In fact, it has grown into these myths exactly because it is that good at what it does.&
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by intc 7y ago
Just wanted to add that Erwin Hoffmann has actively maintained s/qmail (and related djb tools) for quite some time. =) Please feel free to check his website: * http://www.fehcom.de/sqmail/sqmail.html
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by intc 7y ago
Works fine on UXP (git commit 5a957202b70a0b11078b0cffa8967b63baff5661) / Gentoo Linux.
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by intc 7y ago
> Man I wish HN had a downvote option for articles that are just not worth reading. I have to strongly disagree with this sentiment. Thoughts which are against mainstream deserve to be visible and thus open for debate. My company for exa
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by intc 7y ago
I think René_Girard has some deeper thoughts about this subject (mimetic desire): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren%C3%A9_Girard#Mimetic_desir...
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by intc 7y ago
> This is an easy one. Touch is by default idempotent. This means you can call it multiple times without any issues. A second call won’t have any effects Every call to touch will alter the modification time of the file (example.txt in th
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by intc 8y ago
Private CA's are the way to go. There are free tools for this sort of solutions. Requires some careful preparing but certainly possible. One should use one master CA which is used only when the signer CA's needs to be renewed etc.
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by intc 8y ago
Shorewall is probably nice tool but I have to agree. iptables (and netfilter thereof) are good to work with. In larger setups we used fwbuilder for generating the policy but it always boils down to understand iptables & netfilter.