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by kalmi10 11y ago
I expected containers running inside a browser. This is a webapp to interact with containers running on a server.
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by kalmi10 11y ago
A minimal browser (like surf/uzbl) with Chrome-like security sandboxing.
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by kalmi10 11y ago
Virtal tabs that save/restore their _state_ to/from _disk_.
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by kalmi10 11y ago
You don't need to poll. One can subscribe to storage events, and that way you can broadcast ordered messages to all your tabs without any polling. https://w3c.github.io/webstorage/#the-storage-event
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by kalmi10 11y ago
Don't you lose inotify this way? Most autoreload solutions trigger on inotify events.
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by kalmi10 11y ago
Yeah, no.. Gruez meant the actual IP(v6) address. @gruez, The length of an IPv4 address would not allow for a future-proof-enough address length. IPv6 might just do it, I can't say. @y0ghur7_xxx, Let's say I want to expose some sn
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by kalmi10 11y ago
It seems not to support streaming. It has to download the whole video before playing can begin.
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by kalmi10 11y ago
"Ether is a malware analysis framework which leverages hardware virtualization extensions (specifically Intel VT) to remain transparent to malicious software." http://ether.gtisc.gatech.edu/index.html
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by kalmi10 12y ago
How are message boundaries handled? WebSockets are message-based. UNIX streams are not.
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by kalmi10 12y ago
In FallOut 3 I was given a choice between blowing up a town and saving it. I went with the evil option, as that seemed to offer a greater reward. Later I went back to the town, and I saw the used-to-be-good-looking NPCs now disfigured, but
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by kalmi10 12y ago
kalmi@sylph ~> docker run -t -i busybox:latest / # mount -t sysfs sysfs /sys mount: permission denied (are you root?) / # mkdir sys2 / # mount -t sysfs sysfs /sys2 mount: mounting sysfs on /sy
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by kalmi10 12y ago
I actually tried it on Docker 1.2.0 with the ubuntu:14.04 image. /sys is already mounted and it is read-only, and it cannot be mounted manually: root@07ba8c752195:/# mkdir sys2 root@07ba8c752195:/# mount -t sysfs sysfs
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by kalmi10 12y ago
That's an article from 2011. This evasion does not work today.
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by kalmi10 12y ago
Chrome has a built-in Task Manager (Shift+Esc). One can even see the memory consumption and CPU usage of each tab and extension.
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by kalmi10 12y ago
One could (in theory) use Dropbox to store the encrypted ~/.Private directory. For example by making it a symlink pointing into the Dropbox directory. And it could be auto-mounted using the Encrypted Private feature at ~/Private.
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by kalmi10 12y ago
Please get the name right in the logo. The letters ö and ő are not the same.
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by kalmi10 12y ago
It seems that one still has to enter credit card details and preload at least 5$.
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by kalmi10 12y ago
Is it me or does this hardly make eny sense? Bufferbloat has no effect on the available bandwidth in a completly switched network. (It might confuse protocols resulting in bad utilization, but has little to do with net neutrality.) If ISPs
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by kalmi10 13y ago
If you dump the content of this repo into "%APPDATA%\Popcorn Time\app", the app starts working again without having to do any compiling.
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by kalmi10 13y ago
That's not more information. That answer is just making false assumptions (as also pointed out by the OP).
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by kalmi10 13y ago
from the article: "In Chrome there was only a single TCP connection and a single DNS lookup needed despite the presence of three domains." See cloudflare's answer to my original question.
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by kalmi10 13y ago
Interesting. Does this mean that Chrome actually issues those requests over that single SPDY connections on the assumption that it belongs there without first waiting for the confirmation from the DNS servers? (And then not using the corres
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by kalmi10 13y ago
Can someone explain why one DNS lookup was enough?
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by kalmi10 13y ago
Why home? Because home editions are cheaper, and they really don't need any extra features of the more pro editions. So in one word: cost
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by kalmi10 13y ago
sz4kerto -(fixup)-> szakértő -(Hungarian to English)-> professional/expert so I can safely guess Hungary. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_in_Europe_by_...
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by kalmi10 13y ago
Restoring from an iTunes backup should restore both the old version and the app data.
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by kalmi10 13y ago
I love reading this: http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/a11.landing.html "This display does not place a particularly heavy load on the computer, but when added to the existing load, was sufficient to generate th
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by kalmi10 13y ago
But of course one can't mitm all google traffic without someone noticing. (Discussion releated to this topic is getting quite redundant on HN. Same discussion in every thread.)
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by kalmi10 13y ago
See here for why it would be detectable (for Google, at least): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5843525
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by kalmi10 13y ago
I would believe that, was it not for this: "I realized that the U.S. government loves the "PRISM" acronym. There are literally dozens of projects and applications named PRISM at the state and federal level, many with delightf

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