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by jdub 11y ago
HAProxy is a TCP/HTTP load balancer, so the entire perspective of the software (from configuration to feature emphasis) stems from that. Squid is a caching HTTP proxy, which began with forward proxying but also supports reverse proxyin
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by jdub 11y ago
Yes, and they do. That includes the First Amendment. :-)
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by jdub 11y ago
Citizens are people. Companies (regardless of mind-boggling US Supreme Court rulings otherwise) are not people. They are not even groups of equal people. Representative democracies represent people, not companies, and that's precisely
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by jdub 11y ago
Consider using Resource Groups in the AWS Console (when you have to use it!) to limit which environment's resources are displayed.
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by jdub 11y ago
At the risk of sounding unsympathetic, it's cheaper to kill people at lower altitudes.
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by jdub 11y ago
I wish it weren't hidden away in the inspector menu... I'd love to point non-devs at it! Maybe a(n off by default) screenshot toolbar button that let you point at the page / element you wanted, rather like the Command-Shift-4
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by jdub 11y ago
This is a fantastic example of how to make a foreign API safe and neat in a Rust-y kind of way. The author has done a great job with hlua too (see previous blog post).
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by jdub 11y ago
If you don't want to wait, you can jump start your upgrade with a moment's fiddling: http://www.redmondpie.com/force-download-windows-10-free-upg...
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by jdub 11y ago
The main thing, at least for now, is IAM.
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by jdub 11y ago
Was the presentation more in-depth that this summary? I'd love to read or hear more about the changes.
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by jdub 11y ago
"This is not common…" It's fucking outrageously common. It might not be in your face, but it's an insidious and unrelenting horror to everyone it does affect. It happens to be particularly bad in the tech world for a
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by jdub 11y ago
To add to the comments about file listings not refreshing, note that the desktop is just a fancy-looking Explorer file listing widget ("control" in Windows-speak).
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by jdub 11y ago
I thought you could do this: Animal::talk(self);
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Rust Never Sleeps: How Mozilla Could Become Cool Again(readwrite.com)
8 points by jdub 11y ago|0 comments
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by jdub 11y ago
His reasoning is absolutely fine: It's an okay default which distributors should change (for which adding a configure warning would make sense). Direct users of the source don't have to care, or can make the configuration change t
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by jdub 11y ago
Lennart's projects were picked up as dependencies of other open source projects and by major distributions long before he started working at Red Hat.
527.
by jdub 11y ago
*SPEECH *SAY I WISH I STILL HAD A BBC MICRO
528.
by jdub 11y ago
They behave exactly the way you'd expect, because they don't attempt to copy the expected behaviour. They define the expected behaviour.
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by jdub 11y ago
You'd achieve the same thing by building a proprietary userland, from the C library up, on top of the Linux kernel. As far we know, no one has bothered (on a large scale) because it would be a massive waste of time and money. The close
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Stop Revering Magna Carta(nytimes.com)
5 points by jdub 11y ago|0 comments
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by jdub 11y ago
very little of what we do today is making documents Do you spend more of your time on the web using applications than you do reading documents? I kind of doubt it. Maybe. But probably not. It may be that you spend more time making web a
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by jdub 11y ago
Epic, thanks!
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by jdub 11y ago
Hmm. Can you... impl From<T> for GeoBox ... outside the module/crate in which GeoBox is defined (as suggested at the end)?
534.
by jdub 11y ago
Beautiful. Lots of fascinating details and photos… especially the status panel GIF. 😍
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by jdub 11y ago
It's two constants in your dev environment wp-config.php, nothing more.
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Dial-Up on the Bosphorus(newyorker.com)
11 points by jdub 11y ago|0 comments
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by jdub 11y ago
Copyleft licenses require changes be shared on distribution , and only to whom binaries have been distributed.
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by jdub 11y ago
kludge is a better term for an undesirable short-term fix. hack implies clever or elegant.
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by jdub 12y ago
You initiated the claim about systemd and POSIX, as if it were relevant. Show your work. (I've just looked at your history of comments. Discussion over.)
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by jdub 12y ago
Like I said: If anyone still cared about POSIX, I'm sure you could waste money to get a systemd platform fully certified. Again, show your work.

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