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Metatron – Open-Sourced, Self-Service Big Data Discovery
(metatron.app)
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7y ago
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Adobe Kickbox Opensourced in Foundation
(kickbox.org)
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7y ago
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8y ago
So me andere my friends went airsofting ons time, just for fun. Everyone got issued woodland camouflage and I got the "cool" US camouflage (ie. The camouflage of the article). Wooohooo! ....or so I thought. The refs came to me mid
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CoC-Compatible Community Builds – Scala Contributors
(contributors.scala-lang.org)
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8y ago
I there still a need to evolve TOTP now that we have FIDO2 / WebAuthn?
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HiveMQ Is Now Open Source
(hivemq.com)
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8y ago
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jsiepkes
8y ago
Well we can prove some things behave under certain conditions in a certain way. We can't prove the absence of bugs.
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8y ago
Oracle JDK 8 is EOL (without support subscription, just like Windows XP) and has been for some time. If you need Java 8 (which you shouldn't, just like you shouldn't need Windows XP) grab an AdoptOpenJDK version of Java 8 which is
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8y ago
After Royole came with the first bendable screens there has been a tremendous pressure among the big players like Samsung and LG to display their technological superiority with bendable stuff. Problem is they are simply not as far as Royole
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8y ago
I'm guessing EverQuest, which was pretty popular at that time.
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Chinese spies stole trade secrets from Dutch chip maker ASML
(nltimes.nl)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Using an TLS only port doesn't solve the problem. Since MTA's will be required to also offer the normal unencrypted interface there would still be no way to tell an other MTA that it should use TLS with you. An mitm attack can the
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Volkswagen Engineer Gets Prison in Diesel Cheating Case (2017)
(nytimes.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
In my experience its pretty common? Aside from projects like https://opencensus.io a lot of other technologies not primarily about tracing like service proxies (Envoy, linkerd, etc.) also support various types of tracing based o
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8y ago
The roadster (I assume you mean Tesla's roadster) is in orbit of the sun (ie. It has escaped the earth gravitational pull). Unlike the space debris which orbits the earth. Therefore the debris is a threat and the roadster is not.
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8y ago
Isn't that more a problem of the implementations then the DNS standard?
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8y ago
Where to begin? 1) That doesn't make it acceptable 2) My car doesn't fit 200 people 3) I can smash a window and jump out of my car if it is on fire.
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8y ago
> But at least I would not constantly call out the people I sold it to, as if my words had any meaning at that point. I can shed some light on this phenomenon. I've been in the situation where we sold half our company to someone who
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8y ago
> As the compiler will stop you from borrow checking or something unsafe again and again, you are being distracted constantly by focusing on the language itself instead of the problem you are solving. While anyone is obviously free to us
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8y ago
Worth noting that if you run your own Restic server you can run it in append only mode.
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8y ago
Well since we are actually talking about the comment section of slashdot that's quite ironic... I don't know how old you are but Slashdot was somewhat the HN of the late 90's and 00's. Take a look at how the comment sect
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8y ago
I think its more meant to keep spending / complexity controllable in the long term (ie. linear instead of exponential). Howeverrrrrr you will need to make sure you are actually going to need that larger scale at some point in the futur
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8y ago
Go uses a garbage collector so I wouldn't classify that as a low level language since you have little control over GC pauses and the latency in creates.
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8y ago
iirc there is a server side setting to disallow messages without thread.
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Joyent Open Source Policy
(github.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
DjVI was specifically designed to contain scanned documents. It was never designed for documents which were digitally authored. Using a rasterized technique is certainly not a good idea in an era where the DPI of screens is increasing. Also
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8y ago
"Like Nissan, Honda stands to benefit from a new trade deal between the European Union and Japan, which will make it easier to produce cars in Japan for export to the bloc. " Due to Brexit they no longer have access to the EU inte
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8y ago
I can attest that pgbarman works great. cough I accidentally nuked a production server once. However thanks to barman the downtime was only tens of minutes. It works by making a full backup at fixed intervals (say weekly) and then "p
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8y ago
So the gist is FRR crashes when it receives a message with a "valid standards-compliant unassigned BGP attribute". That sounds like a serious quality issue. Its the kind of scenario you usually have a couple of unit tests for.
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8y ago
Does it come without LoJack ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LoJack_for_Laptops ) ?
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