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by kazen44 8y ago
IPv6 brings some pretty nice features in terms of network engineering. the major one is a vastly smaller BGP routing table, which is becoming more and more of an issue.[1] We need IPv6 to remove the horrible IPV4 space fragmentation. http:
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by kazen44 8y ago
Also, it has a simpler checksum to calculate and a far simpler header. The header is larger but has far less fields. This should make packet processing faster aswell. Also, MTU path-discovery is a pretty big deal in terms of performance, as
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by kazen44 8y ago
> For example, on performance critical paths always use a standard for loop, never a for range one. i am curious, why would one use a normal for loop, instead of a range one?
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by kazen44 8y ago
inline comments are handy for pointing out "non standard" configuration settings for your enviroment. especially on production systems. It aids in troubleshooting greatly to have inline comments point out "odd" settings
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by kazen44 8y ago
in the netherlands, new parties are mainly formed from A) politicans from older parties who want to bring it to a new direction. or B) people who are already active in the political world, like journalists or social activists.
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by kazen44 8y ago
most western european nations yes, in EE, a lot of countries are still dealinig with the intertia of the post-communist goverment and its institutions.
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by kazen44 8y ago
> I'm not so sure. Whats the average lifespan of a house? 50-80 years? make that a 100 years easily. (atleast in my country). Heck, some houses don't even have architectural drawings because of their age.
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by kazen44 8y ago
This is just "plattenbau" but done by californians? Like, prefab highrise has existed for more then 60 years, it is not a new thing?
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by kazen44 8y ago
This does not matter to the workers if they do not get any share of the increase in bussiness. They have very little to lose while doing a strike.
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by kazen44 8y ago
you make it sound like this is a good thing?
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by kazen44 8y ago
> In the US, unions have typically preferred to do #1, because it allows them to collect money from a larger pool of people, and it gives them a greater degree of control. In most other countries, unions either aren't allowed to col
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by kazen44 8y ago
for very good reason though. Without these buffers, going on strike is basically impossible.
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by kazen44 8y ago
forwarding tables to be correct. Routing tables are in the control plane. ASIC's really only do "layer 2" forwarding. (this is not an entirely proper abstract, but close enough anyway.
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by kazen44 8y ago
Also, europeans usually have a far stronger heritage to the places they where born and raised. Mainly because of historical reasons. in some countries, local variations in culture is incredibly dense. for instance, Dutch dialect is differen
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by kazen44 8y ago
in the netherlands they are trying to solve this issue by making ATM's standardized and not bank-dependant. Which seems like a far saner way to do it imo.
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by kazen44 8y ago
This is basically the same in the US or any other major country/economic block with a single currency. Setting a price in the US will mean you also exclude people from poorer regions where cost of living and wages are lower. This is no
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by kazen44 8y ago
You fight terrorism by using soft power to give people less or no reasons to commit terrorism.
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by kazen44 8y ago
well, this is mainly because the hard part is abstracted away from you by amazon.
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by kazen44 8y ago
most of k8s networking is actually not part of k8s? They don't really have a integrated overlay network except for kube-proxy. (which is lackluster). If you are running k8s, you should run a proper overlay network first.
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by kazen44 8y ago
> the EU already signed the TTIP, which is a massive concession to the media industry on copyright. That wasn't due to US influence; in fact, the US backed out of the TPP. TTIP was NOT signed into law already. It is also a completel
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by kazen44 8y ago
GDPR could become a global thing, because it could be used by the EU as a predecent for Free trade agreements. (which most nations in the world are happy to sign).
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by kazen44 8y ago
sigh.. the 4% is the maximun fine allowed.. its not a minimum.. this FUD is getting idiotic.
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by kazen44 8y ago
because the EU has enough global influence in terms of it economic power that it is able to hurt economic interests of US companies who want to operate in the EU. For most of the world, this has been true in regards to following US laws for
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by kazen44 8y ago
if you think the economy is entirely based on VC's and startups i have news for you... also, being GDPR compliant gives companies a competitive edge. I'm utterly shocked at the HN bubble about what constitutes a proper bussiness m
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by kazen44 8y ago
> Assuming this was fixed, though, I would recommend looking into infrastructure and technology products and services, especially those that are homegrown. These are what most countries need the most and the potential for their growth wo
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by kazen44 8y ago
this is a major difference indeed. In Civil law systems, the judge his interpretation matters much less then in common law systems. Mainly because everything is already codified into law.
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by kazen44 8y ago
> Teach them how to build networks and truly understand network protocols. I don't know how the situation is in the US, but in my country network engineering is actually quite a popular field of study. (we have college level educati
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by kazen44 8y ago
> At the scale of our systems, any grumpy sysadmin would have spent at least several days untangling the dependencies and carefully restarting all servers in the correct order after some manually `sudo apt-get`ing (and probably forgettin
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by kazen44 8y ago
jails are actually very mature if you compare them to docker. They have a well working security system and sane networking. (docker just does endless NAT abstraction, which is terrible for certain use cases. Not to mention it breaks a ton o
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by kazen44 8y ago
This is actually a very important point that gets ignored a lot. What will happen if public container images are no longer available for building your application? Your in a for a world of hurt if a major dependency of your application does

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