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871.
by jeltz 3y ago
LibreOffice? MariaDB? X.Org?
872.
by jeltz 3y ago
The otel ecosystem still seems very immature to me.
873.
by jeltz 3y ago
Uber acted in the same shitty way and ran illegal taxis and price dumped even in places which did not have monopolies. This is their modus operandi, illegally enter new markets and then paying the fines and starting to follow the law once c
874.
by jeltz 3y ago
One thing in favor of QUIC is that it had a lot of other people also working on it, not just the HTTP2 team. People like Daniel Stenberg who have worked in networking for ages and are not beholden to the incentive structures at Google.
875.
by jeltz 3y ago
I don't have high latency, I have high packet loss and high latency on some packets but most not. And that is something TCP cannot handle without breaking down totally but some UDP based protocols can handle it just fine. I don't
876.
by jeltz 3y ago
That HTTP2 is the worst of the bunch is a given. But HTTP3 should on paper be able to handle packets loss better than HTTP1.1 and way better than HTTP2. And SACK does not seem to help under my real life workloads. Maybe poor implementations
877.
by jeltz 3y ago
You will need to back up that accusation, because now you are accusing Daniel Stenberg of being a liar. On paper HTTP shouldperform much better than HTTP 1.1 and especially HTTP 2 on links with high packet loss since TCP handles packet loss
878.
by jeltz 3y ago
No, but code behind compile flags in a stable release seems like something we should file CVEs against.
879.
by jeltz 3y ago
It was included in stable releases but behind a compile time feature flag. Personally I think it was a very weird hill to die on. Weird to take CVEs so personally.
880.
by jeltz 3y ago
I used to pay for Gitlab but my experience with their billing and customer support was horrible so I stopped. Companies need to make it easy to pay them too.
881.
by jeltz 3y ago
Yes, you do. If my siblings put all my stuff online I wouldn't care. When I am dead I am dead and it is their choice.
882.
by jeltz 3y ago
To make it more accessible to bon-programmers. It worked but it is unclear if it was worth the downsides, especially the loss of conposability.
883.
by jeltz 3y ago
The optimizer does not work work on pure relational algebra. Or works on something very similar to SQL in the case of PostgreSQL.
884.
by jeltz 3y ago
Probably the authentication serer being down.
885.
by jeltz 3y ago
Just like last time they had an outage.
886.
by jeltz 3y ago
But well paid at least. Working at Meta seems pretty shitty except for the pay from the stories I have heard.
887.
by jeltz 3y ago
Does not look like a network issue, my guess is that they fucked up something major with their auth server when deploying a change related to the EU Digital Markets Act.
888.
by jeltz 3y ago
Probably not very good. They had a major outage in 2021 too. And from people I know who work at Meta I am not surprised at all. https://www.theverge.com/2021/10/4/22709575/facebook-outage-...
889.
by jeltz 3y ago
I agree with the first part but the second is taking it too far. Plenty of people use Facebook messenger for communication about semi-important things. Not seeing how that would affect the primaries but it is not jsut for vacation pictures.
890.
by jeltz 3y ago
Yeah, same thing happened to me so will likely need to reset my password again once Facebook is up again.
891.
by jeltz 3y ago
Interesting question and I suspect so but since I am no lawyer plus have never heard of such a case in the media I do not know.
892.
by jeltz 3y ago
Yes, these are fines, not damages. The headline says as much.
893.
by jeltz 3y ago
Neither, it is going to EU taxpayers in the form of paying for investments into the EU and paying for EU institutions.
894.
by jeltz 3y ago
It does not because if you use + and - liabilities are negative and assets positive and if you add all balances the sum is zero. Actually the commercial accounting software I use works like that, it uses negative balances for liability acco
895.
by jeltz 3y ago
Nope, the secret is in the url fragment. Of course this means you need to trust that they do not change the JS code so that it steaks your keys.
896.
by jeltz 3y ago
No, it does not. It is very simple.
897.
by jeltz 3y ago
Most users do not care about those things, not when much more basic things still do not work.
898.
by jeltz 3y ago
They have never asked me for any of my three accounts. And one I paid with credit card the two other with bank wire.
899.
by jeltz 3y ago
Sure, I could bet $1000.
900.
by jeltz 3y ago
Or theoretically possible: the risks are equally big for both genders but men tend to be on the lookout less so end up in trouble for often.

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