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by kaliszad 5y ago
Oh I would love some more deep dives or presentations by James Hamilton into various aspects of AWS. They combine the high level overview and the deep technical details in a very informative and entertaining way.
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by kaliszad 5y ago
I am not sure I understand your question/ comment correctly, could you perhaps be more specific or provide a bit more context? We at OrgPad.com build on a legacy of at least 40 years of research into the human mind. It is important to
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Yes, we need all of that at the same time. Having Spotify running or not doesn't really change the equation much. Not having an IDE when you want to show something in development or want to do a quick Hangout over some code is a bummer
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by kaliszad 5y ago
For comparison, the whole OrgPad.com server currently uses 8 GB of RAM and 2 vCPUs. Everybody of the developers has 24 GB+ of RAM with all the main ones having 32 GB of RAM. This is because production uses "just" nginx, JVM with t
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by kaliszad 5y ago
You know what is impressive? Getting the CSS of any non-trivial app right. /s More on a serious note, for the cost of one of these aircrafts, you can get more than 1/10th of their weight in gold. Either gold or the aircrafts are w
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by kaliszad 5y ago
There are some services and sites that run IPv6-only. Some are for testing, sure, like this one: https://www.nebezi.cz/ some are because they are cheaper to run/ easier to setup e.g. some FreeBSD mirrors.
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by kaliszad 5y ago
In general, the level of privacy/ anonymity should be pretty similar with IPv4 or IPv6 in the real world. You will be better off at some hacky, local IPv4-only ISP behind a huge "CG"NAT because they may not keep all the recor
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by kaliszad 5y ago
I am absolutely with you. At least unsupported Windows versions should be eradicated where at all possible. Sadly, this isn't the reality we live in as I described at length. Only including 240/4 and parts of the multicast space p
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Not certified I guess. Remember, medicine. :-) In practice, VMs on PCs for non-technical personnel are a major pain. All kinds of stuff breaks in curious ways e.g. the pass-through of the protocol or the specific interface might not work re
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by kaliszad 5y ago
In most countries, the ISP is legally obliged to keep records at which point in time has a customer had an address. Usually a court can order an ISP to hand over those records. In other cases, the police, secret service, copyright lawyers e
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Routing (static or dynamic routes depending on the network setup), firewall + /etc/hosts depending on what you try to do exactly. There would probably be some guidance on how to support the old behaviour consistently in legacy net
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by kaliszad 5y ago
See my comment in the other thread. Basically, Windows XP / Windows Server 2003 and other OSes of that vintage still probably drive a good portion of industrial machines. For example a new and modern dentist office, with top of the lin
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Problem is, the device doesn't have to know, which address is the working one - e.g. which prefix is working on the upstream. It might break connections etc. A solution of course could be to have NAT66 and I really mean address transla
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by kaliszad 5y ago
There is some merit to having more IPv4 space e.g. for new players trying to start a business or for IPv6 transition technologies, where you need at least some IPv4 space e.g. for the NAT64 gateway. This should be considered in the applicat
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by kaliszad 5y ago
EDN has maps, sets, vectors and lists and is extendable.
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by kaliszad 5y ago
We need a lot more tooling to support EDN everywhere well enough though. If you use Clojure(Script) it is absolutely natural to use EDN everywhere. (We do just that at OrgPad.com which you can see in the OrgPage about Clojure: https:/
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Really came here to search why EDN wasn't mentioned. It is used in Clojure/ ClojureScript/ hylang ... projects a lot. It is a superset of JSON, is in my opinion a lot more readable than JSON but familiar enough too. It has na
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by kaliszad 5y ago
As outlined in the linked article quite in depth, it is economically infeasible and Czechia and the consumer have nothing to gain by it even compared to alternatives that also have their fair share of problems. If it was such a great idea&#
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Actually, it is not so clear nuclear is the solution in Europe (e.g. France) at this point. You still have to mine lots of uranium ore, because compared to coal, you actually only seek a small fraction of it, where with coal you can burn al
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by kaliszad 5y ago
It is something like one /48 for each second square meter of land on Earth or something in that ballpark. It definitely can be exhausted, but that is only because we more or less use the last 64 bit for grouping hosts, autoconfiguratio
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by kaliszad 5y ago
OrgPad.com went to Hetzner from DigitalOcean because of this. We saved some money and actually get a comparable quality with IPv6. That is not bad at all. Of course, Hetzner don't have such nice graphs for the VPS, there aren't ma
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by kaliszad 5y ago
There are multiple options to approach the Clojure* ecosystem. But yes, it is more focused towards dedicated and experienced developers overall. I use IntelliJ Idea + Cursive for development and that seems quite comfortable. I have a very r
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Two Opinionated and Unique Mind Mapping Tools: OrgPad and Kinopio.club(medium.com)
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I don't think it is that great actually. For instance the pay button kind of glitters, when you hover over it. I mean, somebody put work into this effect, that isn't even physical but probably using a CSS curve for animation. It l
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by kaliszad 5y ago
We have created perhaps an easier documentation on how to make it all work on your own domain, with many screenshots and such. Here it is: https://www.orgpad.com/s/cjzpkTRIK_L
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Quite morbid for a Do It Yourself guide ;-) Fun fact, Vesna [0] from Serbia came down in Srbská (Serbian) Kamenice a small village in Czechoslowakia. What a coincidence. Btw. there was an article about this incident just this year [1] with
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by kaliszad 5y ago
A friend of mine today just wrote to me about Kinopio, whether have been bought by some SV firm and it was our new brand. I can assure you, it couldn't be further from the truth - OrgPad.com is in my mind way more advanced and overall
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by kaliszad 5y ago
I can see the potential in Babashka and other Clojure-based systems from the approach point of view. There needs to be a simple integrated editor or much better readline implementation though that needs to work out of the box. That should i
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by kaliszad 5y ago
Yes, it requires effort - as anything that is maintenance not speaking of development of new stuff/ new insights into existing knowledge etc. At OrgPad, we find, having a nice visual and flexible way to work with information in a graph
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by kaliszad 5y ago
I would be really glad, if you could try out OrgPad.com and give us some feedback. (Disclaimer: I work for OrgPad if that wasn't obvious.) We think, OrgPad has a number of strong advantages above OneNote: - it is generally way simpler

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