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by ivlad 4y ago
It is a problem because with TUI keyboard is the first-class input device whereas with GUI and especially HTML it an afterthought most of times. Yes, there are exceptions like Twitter and Gmail and then there are millions other interfaces w
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by ivlad 4y ago
Tk had this language agnostic way of placing widgets and interface elements and the library took care of the layout. It was somewhat successful, but not as much as HTML, which is slow and clunky in comparison.
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by ivlad 4y ago
I vaguely remember Solaris had a way to prioritise focused X Window application (IA) while keeping it within time-sharing (TS) scheduling class. Kernel thread for interactive applications in focused window would then have higher priority t
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by ivlad 4y ago
Quarterly planning is hard with 13 months
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by ivlad 4y ago
13 is prime and thus quarterly planning gets complicated. Quarterly planning is there because of the seasons and agriculture.
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by ivlad 4y ago
Why is this important? Maybe it was, but the ISO standard now is that Sunday is the last day of the week.
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by ivlad 4y ago
Etymology is hard, the week “ne-delya” could be understood as something that cannot be divided, “not-divisible”. I am not sure which one is correct.
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by ivlad 4y ago
It’s not the same, but if those 20M is primarily generated by the software, then it’s those 3 ppl, who contribute to the top line. The rest, like sales, marketing, are irrelevant: fire them and the product will keep generating revenue off t
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by ivlad 4y ago
You may like this approach: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/dotfiles If you keep your dotfiles (vimrc included) in a public repo, checking them out to every new system may become a useful habit. Or you can
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by ivlad 4y ago
Ideal approach would be to be able to manage all those features individually via MDM. This way corp admins would be able to lock down managed phones while bringing necessary configuration to access corp services.
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Ahrefs 15TB SSDs Failure Rate Statistics 2021 Q4 and 2022 Q1(tech.ahrefs.com)
13 points by ivlad 4y ago|1 comments
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by ivlad 5y ago
Log4j vulnerability became big news Friday evening. I did not have a weekend. Monday I went to bed at 3AM (technically Tuesday) and I was up at 8. It’s midnight and I am not yet done for the day. Am I okay?
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by ivlad 5y ago
> Datacenter networks are an entirely different beast to SME and SOHO business networks. SOHO networks just use what providers gives them. I am not sure, why are you jumping from large “oil-and-gas corps” to SOHO, though. For SOHO provid
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by ivlad 5y ago
Before I start I must say, I built IPv6 only datacenters and enterprise networks. I am saying from experience. > Can’t just simply put one IPv6 router/firewall behind another. Not all IPv6 routers support DHCP-PD, and even if they d
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by ivlad 5y ago
Tell them you are switching to M1 or StarHub. Both provide IPv6: https://stats.labs.apnic.net/ipv6/SG
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by ivlad 7y ago
Weekend vs workdays. Shows that IPv6 penetration for residential ISPs is higher than IPv6 adoption at corporations.
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by ivlad 7y ago
It is possible. Depending on what stats you trust ( https://stats.labs.apnic.net/ipv6 or https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html ) it’ll be between 24% and 30% of the Internet popul
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by ivlad 7y ago
That’s not entirely true. Everything p2p is complicated with nat2nat and requires things like STUN, which are not working reliably all the time. Casual users need IPv6 to get better video and voice chats, as well as interactive gaming exper
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by ivlad 8y ago
> The address space is still enormous: a couple billion for every currently living person (yes, I know allocating isn't 100% efficient, but even at 0.001% efficiency, that's still tens of thousands per capita). The biggest prob
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by ivlad 8y ago
What exaclty are the reasons, why helpdesk agents hate it?
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by ivlad 8y ago
That's not true. TLS didn't happen until Google said they will penalize non-https sites. Letsencrypt helped alot, but the momentum was there even before them. From the client perspective there is the same level of compatibility be
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by ivlad 8y ago
Well, that's pretty childish of you. "I didn't understand it, so I will be bitching how bad it is." If you think, you understand IPv4 well enough, this book will explain the differences and why certain decisions were mad
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by ivlad 8y ago
Yes, it is.
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by ivlad 8y ago
Using .local in DNS is a violation of RFC6762. You really ought not to do this.
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by ivlad 10y ago
I worked for Yandex. AMA. Will not violate NDA, obviously.
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by ivlad 10y ago
I recall a story about Swiss company, Crypto AG: http://mediafilter.org/caq/cryptogate/
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by ivlad 12y ago
Here is how to make git to use tor: http://oniondigest.wordpress.com/2010/04/16/using-git-with-t... so you can push to Github. For browsing it, use Tor browser: https://www.torproject.org/ Yo