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by jo909 10y ago
Nothing got missed, in this case at least. The topic was interesting, so a submission about it made it to the front page. Why this one and not yours? To be honest, I dont care about that too much. And you shouldnt either, optimizing submiss
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by jo909 10y ago
I think the general difference is, in AWS you provision your own "private" little loadbalancer instance, and they have logic on how little or big (in terms of compute, bandwith etc) this specific loadbalancer needs to be, and resi
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by jo909 10y ago
The architectural switch to the "Flexible Environment" is what I missed. I can appreciate why this broader new approach for language runtimes took some time. But then again the Flexible Environment seems to be a very different pro
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by jo909 10y ago
I'm really glad this big fat blemish is now finally going away. Anybody has a reasonable theory for why this took so long, despite users asking for it for years?
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by jo909 10y ago
"saved his life" kind of implies that there was no other viable option to get to the hospital, like calling an ambulance. And what a tragic story it would have been if he had become unconscious along the way, the car stopping some
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by jo909 10y ago
I think you could always get a cert via the ACME DNS challenge for an IPv6-only/AAAA-only domain. But you could not talk to the ACME/API endpoint from an IPv6-only system, so actually requesting and retrieving the cert would have
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by jo909 10y ago
Of course, so am I. But pretty much the same reasons we can bring up why IPv6 was not super important for LE are the reasons everybody else has to procrastinate on that. It's just a statement of overall sadness that accompanies my pers
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by jo909 10y ago
This is in no way criticism against LE, where I work _nothing_ is IPv6 and we do not even have it on any agenda. But when an "we are going to change the future of the internet"-project makes IPv6 a Prio-2 feature (to be added late
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by jo909 10y ago
He is "demonizing" some "typical PHP programmer". It's not the languages fault that it is allegedly often used by novices to start their first website project, and that by no fault of their own those novices do not
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by jo909 10y ago
I was confused until I read your comment. I thought that was some "funny" ancient app with technology from way back when. I know nothing about the Apple ecosystem and did not really read much of the text, but that screenshot did k
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by jo909 10y ago
I kind of want my police force to do their controls in the most efficient manner, to catch the most violators with the least amount of manpower. (Of course supplemented with an element of surprise.) No real reason to make a DUI checkpoint i
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by jo909 10y ago
You use a special handheld Bluetooth remote to accelerate and break.
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by jo909 10y ago
That is the PR that explains the error and fixes it properly. It is not merged yet, current git master has the flawed version IIRC. But releases are seperate branches/tags, where the error was reverted in a more crude way: https:&#x2F
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by jo909 10y ago
I guess having a lot of machines using the newest alpha releases is a double edge sword. It is great to have many users that are able to report bugs early, but then again a security issue like this is actually a somewhat serious issue. I re
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by jo909 10y ago
For those who are interested in the actual technical error: https://github.com/coreos/coreos-overlay/pull/1965 Very easy to make such a mistake, and it never made it into a stable release.
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by jo909 10y ago
"UdeM Libraries will renew access to 150 of the 2,266 journals included in this collection. The price we will pay for these individual subscriptions in 2016 is the same we were willing to pay for the entire collection." So Springe
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by jo909 10y ago
Maybe you have some sort of (wireless) client isolation feature in your router turned on. Its sometimes called "AP Isolation".
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by jo909 10y ago
You are clearly not a procrastinator, and chronic procrastination seems so far away from your own mental state and experiences that you might not relate and emphasize even remotely with it. I don't mean that in a bad way, it is likely
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by jo909 11y ago
While as others already pointed out this story seems a little fishy, it serves well to reflect if something like this could in theory happen to your infrastructure. Do you have your backup servers in the same configuration management softwa
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by jo909 11y ago
A customer did this on his server once while I sat with him to add something. Since restoring the crontab from backups would have been a little inconvenient for such a small thing, I grepped the log files what commands were run by cron in w
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by jo909 11y ago
This is from a fresh install (never had any Opera version on this VM) on Windows 10, downloaded from https://download1.operacdn.com/pub/opera-developer/37.0.2171...
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by jo909 11y ago
What URLs/domains are on this exception list exactly? Couldn't find it anywhere. Edit: had to install Opera to find out, this is the list: [*.]baidu.com [*.]facebook.com [*.]google.com [*.]yandex.com
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by jo909 11y ago
I'd say this is mainly financial news, where the ownership and stock market representation is actually relevant. But it's a very weak piece to learn much about Cellebrite, and makes it sound like they build pinball machines and ga
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by jo909 11y ago
Cellebrite is an Israeli company, not Japanese. They are owned by a Japanese parent company, but I'd argue that is not the same. Volkswagen owning 100% of Lamborghini does not make the latter a german car manufacturer.
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by jo909 11y ago
You are not wrong, but your tone is very rude. Yes, API means much more than web RPC. But the "web hipstors" are not wrong in calling their services API either. Educating people about the multiple other meanings of that word is fi
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by jo909 11y ago
A hardware tap becomes more and more meaningless in modern SDN networks behind dynamic virtualisation platforms. Sure, you can find out where your VM is currently physically hosted, then tap the 4x10Gbit that come out of that hypervisor. Yo
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by jo909 11y ago
This is very focused on website and marketing (and has some services I would not count as "consulting"). I would be pleased to hear about some productized consulting services in the development and operations sector. I mean someth
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by jo909 11y ago
A volunteer asking for something unreasonable, possibly because he has no understanding for the religious role of a hijab, that you can simply decline, maybe explain and surely get sorted by talking to someone else, or at worst just walk aw
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by jo909 11y ago
Everything is a network of computers. Some networks are very fast (QPI between sockets, PCIe), others only somewhat fast (SATA/SAS, USB, Ethernet). At both ends of the network there are discrete computers (hard disk controller, networ
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by jo909 11y ago
My guess is that their custom software defined networking infrastructure is the main holdup. There is little known about the SDN infrastructure behind AWS, but I would be surprised if large portions are not custom designed hardware and a ho

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