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by jsiepkes 5y ago
I don't see how bugs of zone escapes and such are necessarily proof of the concept not working. Chrome also has had its fair share of sandbox escapes and zero-click remote code execution exploits. Does that mean you can't have a b
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> But none of these systems are sufficient for multitenant isolation. It would not be OK to rely on Zones for a major multitenant compute workload. You can definitely run hostile workloads securely in zones next to each other. Joyent ran
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> My point is that if it were designed from the ground up with the hard security boundary in mind, would we have ended up with containers in the first place? It might have looked like FreeBSD jails or Illumos / Solaris Zones. Both o
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
Well, that isn't specific to Trudeau. Most people their actions aren't consistent with their words. People say all kinds of things without really having a vision or philosophy behind it. It's just how they feel at that partic
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> I'm not a trucker, so you would have to ask them about the gas they complain about. You presented it as a (I presume good) example of your point. So I'm asking you because it definitly does not sound logical. > Enable all
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> who also fill the tank in countries with far cheaper gas So we are talking here about inter-country transport, right? Because I don't think it's very econimical to fill up your gastank in Poland if your driving deliveries loc
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> Solaris (now proprietary again and the forks of it aren't active I thought) The Solaris forks (based on Illumos[1]) such as SmartOS[2] are pretty active! > Are there other significant CDDL licensed codebases? A lot of the Java
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
That would have consequences reaching far beyond ZFS. A blastzone which no one will be able to oversee. I would therefor say it is extremely unlikely any company (let alone Oracle) would ever sign-off on such a thing.
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> While I think Oracle and the Illumos and OpenZFS contributors should come together to relicense the ZFS codebase under MPLv2 to solve the GPL compatibility problem For starters Oracle would need to relicense their work. Which is unlike
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
I think that at somepoint Google will find itself in a position TV stations found themselves in around 2008-ish; TV stations had created the habbit of cancelling everything that wasn't an instant hit in it's first season. In turn
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> but this unlimited plan for universities assuredly contained terms that didn’t guarantee it forever Interested to hear on which products Google makes any promises regarding lifetime (ie. guaranteeing at least 10 years availability for
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
If Activision/Blizzard is worth $65bn to Microsoft for it's IP then $84bn is still a steal for ARM?
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
Fine, but apps should be allowed to let you pay via alternative methods and also allow you to pay via Apple and charge you the 30% extra costs which Apple wants. I highly doubt you would pay 30% more just so you can pay via Apple.
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Oosterscheldekering virtual tour (360 degrees)(watergallery.nl)
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Intel scores major win as court scraps $1.2 bln EU antitrust fine(reuters.com)
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
As far as I understand it everything should still work with permission. You just need to request permission first: > the preflight requests will request permission from target websites to send HTTP requests with the header Access-Control
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> 5. This means, the after ARM gets owned by a US company, the US can possibly just cut-off ARM supply to China China has already hijacked the ARM branch in China[1] and taken over ARM's IP. [1] https://semianalysis.com&#
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> Many FreeBSD devs praise launchd, well... systemd is a clone of launchd. No they are not. Systemd has a way bigger scope then launchd. It's like saying a truck is the same thing as a family car because they both solve the mobility
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
Apparantly you also get 13K a year in credits (mentioned in the article): > I'm going to miss the $13,000 USD (yes) a year in free azure credits. Just remember this amount of money when you are reading content about "how good a
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
They are not using Bitcoin as legal tender. They are simply using it to speculate with. Just like everyone else is doing with Bitcoin.
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
I don't know where you live but in the EU eIDAS regulation sees a scanned document as a Simple Electronic Signature (SES). This is the most basic possible form of signing which is accepted. So within the EU a scanned document is valid
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
Nice tool! Though personally I just use something like Xournal++ to edit the PDF (add text, add a signature image, etc.) and then use the following command to "fake scan it": convert -density 150 input.pdf -colorspace gray -blur 0
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> Make a better product and beat them, It's going to be hard when your own hands are tied by legislation but your competitor just does as they see fit. Also them having the resources to drag out any court ruling for years and years
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
Hasn't Google Guice been superseded by Google Dagger? [1] As far as I know Guice seemed to be in maintenance mode for quite a while now. [1] https://github.com/google/dagger
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
I truely feel for the guy. Reading the blog it seems like the age old story of having a superior product (drastically cut cost, better performance, etc.). However getting managers at customers to stick their neck out for it is hard. Because
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
Saw the headline and the first thing I thought was: "Because the diabetes from their sugar consumption gets them first". Was quite surprised the video actually openend with adressing this.
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> But no real systemic changes were made. > [...] > They should take money loop out of the system again. Apparantly you missed the fact that the whole child day-care compensation system is going to be changed [1]. Parents will no l
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
What you are leaving out is that this system was the reaction to a massive fraud before it. The same politicians who were screaming for a thougher stance on fraud are the same one now asking why there was such a though stance (Omtzigt being
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
I don't think the business model of Google and Facebook allows such a thing.
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> - NFTs are not a good investment Why would anyone think a silly picture of an ape would ever be a good investment? I fully understand that something is "worth 300 bucks" if everyone agrees it's worth 300 bucks. I also un

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