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by jsiepkes 9y ago
The article makes it clear Netflix uses Spinnaker a lot for these things. Anyone willing to comment on their Spinnaker usage? Especially interested in smaller deployments.
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IBM going to support Java releases beyond Oracle EOL(developer.ibm.com)
4 points by jsiepkes 9y ago|0 comments
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
> By sending a bad "length" argument Not the first system to go down because of a boundary check failure. Though I was hoping for something more spectacular.
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
Same here. We're a company with about 50 people and deal with a lot of operational chatter. The threading model of Zulip works really great for us. Before Zulip we used XMPP for a long time, then Mattermost for a short time (the thread
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Netflix opensourced Kayenta – Automated Canary testing analyses(medium.com)
4 points by jsiepkes 9y ago|0 comments
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
I rember there was resistance from Torvalds to merge a similar FreeBSD-style secure level implementation parchset a while ago (to prevent runtime kernel module loading and such). Will this parchset get merged?
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Sonatype Open Sourcing All Package Format in Nexus Repository Manager(blog.sonatype.com)
1 points by jsiepkes 9y ago|0 comments
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
There are other ways besides the normal "resume building" (I did it this way). If you want freedom to show of your skills, develop your skills and "get stuff done" go work in SMB's. Somewhere were you are the first
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AdoptOpenJDK – Prebuilt OpenJDK Binaries(adoptopenjdk.net)
92 points by jsiepkes 9y ago|35 comments
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Envoy 1.6 adds Google Maglev LB implementation(envoyproxy.io)
2 points by jsiepkes 9y ago|0 comments
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
"We haven’t even finished migrating all our components to compile with JDK8 yet" Interested to hear which Java API you use which requires special modification in order to be compilable on Java 8? Usually most of this breakage is c
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
I think the reason for that is in the first sentence: "[...] it shared information from tens of millions of users with a data analysis firm [...]".
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
I highly doubt Deutsche Bank wants that kind of attention. What if he starts arguing Deutsche Bank knew about it more then they previously said after they start going after him?
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Flight Recorder becomes part of OpenJDK(openjdk.java.net)
119 points by jsiepkes 9y ago|41 comments
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
How so? You pin the public key part in the cert not the whole cert itself. The key you use (should) stay the same.
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
There is a reason why laws are not drafted as specific as this code of conduct. If someone can think of another way of harassing then making "Harassing photography or recording, including logging online activity for harassment purposes
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
Nowadays everything kills you...sitting at your desk at work, cleaning at home....
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
What is also quite interesting is that this (at least partially) came to light because of the NSA breach. Couple of months ago we had Trump blabing his mouth about the Dutch hacking the Russians. I wonder how much all this loosing of secret
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
If Oracle's sources would be GPL'ed all OpenZFS changes would also have to be put under the GPL (or dual licensed) if you want to use those. OpenZFS doesn't have a CLA I think so that might be somewhat of a problem. Then agai
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
Really cool! However isn't it a bit too late for DTrace to gain market share on Linux now SystemTap and all have gotten such a head start? For me personally I like the idea of being able to use my DTrace skills (which I gained on FreeB
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
This is the biggest weakness of the GPL IMHO. The fluffy wording which is sometimes so vague only a court can really tell if something is allowed or not. For example the GPL talks a lot about linking. Now how does that work with languages w
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
FreeBSD isnt GPL licensed but BSD and therfor has no licensing issues.
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
The was / is a DNS standard for that: DANE. Sadly DANE was never really adopted. Chrome had support for it but it was removed eventually.
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
Because its meant as an pen and paper replacement. Nothing more, nothing less. Besides why would you want to listen to MP3s on such a device? Your smartphone with bluetooth and microphone jack is way better equiped for such a thing.
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
They just started loading containers onto ships based on the best available information. Information ports had, customers, etc. A lot of containers ended up in the wrong place or simply went missing. It became a mess that will take them at
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
Typo: "does do" should read "doesn't do".
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
"Recompiling with Go 1.9 solved the problem, thanks to the switch to posix_spawn" I never understood why so many people use fork() instead of POSIX spawn(). For example OpenJDK (Java) also does this as the default for starting a p
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
And apparently it played out exactly as predicted by the author: https://br.inyour.space/?s=4059&b=7922675&e=345&t=eaqqvvuaeu...
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
Were using Zulip. Before that we used Mattermost but we migrated to Zulip because of its (in our opinion) superior conversation threading model and never looked back. Mattermost, Slack, etc. all work fine when you work on a project basis bu
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by jsiepkes 9y ago
The tldr; The author makes a prediction this mega battle will never happen due to both sides cowering out at the last moment like has happened a dozen times before. He blames EVE stifled game mechanics for this.

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