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by kodablah 7y ago
If they put some emphasis on embeddability, some of us might build these alternative interfaces for them.
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by kodablah 7y ago
Pardon my lack of Kubernetes knowledge, but any regrets supporting the hierarchical lookup where they don't have to qualify their dns requests (and maybe could have used some other way to find their "same namespace")?
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by kodablah 7y ago
Agreed about poor title, but: > DNS resolution is indeed a bit slower in our containers (the explanation is interesting, I will leave that for another post). I would like to see this expanded upon or hear if anyone else has suffered simi
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by kodablah 7y ago
I don't really have any except to use the alphas of tokio and toy with it. The tokio alpha docs and the async book[0] has some info, but both are a bit incomplete. 0 - https://rust-lang.github.io/async-book/
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by kodablah 7y ago
I've been working with alpha futures, tokio, hyper, etc with async/await support on rust beta (didn't use async std yet) and can attest to them working quite well. There was quite a learning curve for me to know when to use a
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by kodablah 7y ago
Exactly, thanks! I have been using CEF (Chromium Embedded Framework) for a while now, but as my needs for cross-platform dwindle (and I highly doubt Edge Chromium has any non-Windows plans), I might consider using this instead.
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by kodablah 7y ago
Is anyone familiar with embeddability of Chromium-based Edge? MS web engines have been able to be used in shared libraries in the past and I'm hoping a win32/xaml control will be available for use. Even better if they contrib&#x27
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by kodablah 7y ago
So is their sentence after that one.
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by kodablah 7y ago
They make statistical areas[0], granted they can be seen as too large to be meaningful. Rather, in this case, to determine flow, you have to use adjacency to determine "areas" of large concentration that may consist of a single co
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by kodablah 7y ago
Sure, and if you only have county-level metrics, then you can only perform analysis at the county level. But then you must be aware of the skew that represents in data, and make that clear. Presenting county-by-county analysis as definitive
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by kodablah 7y ago
But total flow is skewed when one county is an order of magnitude bigger than another in size. If you are going to compare counties which are not a fixed physical size, you at least need to account for differing physical size's effects
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by kodablah 7y ago
Always disappointing to see counties used for comparison. Also disappointing to see totals instead of per-capita values.
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by kodablah 7y ago
> With the dawn of digital advertising, where every view, click and conversion is neatly accounted for, advertisers have come to realize that newspaper advertising has always been a low-return-on-investment marketing avenue, even when it
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by kodablah 7y ago
With their multi-process approach, you'd have separate processes even when sharing the runtime to the point that sharing the DLLs likely has minimal benefit. It's the equivalent of running firing up Chrome twice w/ two differ
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by kodablah 7y ago
From the summary[0]: > If activated, this feature would by default route all DNS traffic from Chrome and Android users to Google Public DNS, thus centralizing a majority of worldwide DNS data with Google I can't decide if Comcast is
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by kodablah 7y ago
Censorship has more contexts than just government-protected free public speech. Maybe this doesn't fit the definition of censorship under the context you are framing the term, but it definitely does under other contexts of the term.
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by kodablah 7y ago
> The part that bothers me so much about this all is the sense of hopelessness it leaves. Why? Because 99.9% of people literally, actually, truly, genuinely Just Don't Care. This doesn't bother me as much. It can be argued that
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by kodablah 7y ago
I had the same initial reaction. I wanted a tokio UDP server that delegated to other things. Working w/ tokio streams, futures, async (which I understand are all still in beta) was quite challenging to make sure they could all get back
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by kodablah 7y ago
No, sorry, I was too succinct. I am saying externalities like unions make it HARDER. Therefore the commenter might never have been laid off in a heavily unionized employment situation. Not arguing explicitly for or against, just mentioning
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by kodablah 7y ago
> That layoff was the best thing to happen to me. Shook me out of my cosy job, forced me into building my own consultancy, and taught me the power of solidarity. This last part sounds like an argument against unions. One wonders, had the
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by kodablah 7y ago
I specifically said endpoints and not ISP because the proliferation of encrypted DNS traffic is a good thing regardless. Also, there is still MITM potential between you and your ISP's DNS server as many ISPs share pipes that have been
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by kodablah 7y ago
> The entire premise of DoH and DoT are that you don't want to use your ISP's DNS This is the discussion separation I am requesting. There is benefit of in-transit encryption regardless of who the endpoint is. There may also
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by kodablah 7y ago
This is a great summary and I agree with the findings mostly. I think we should separate the "DoH the protocol" from the "DoH decision of using a public resolver". For "DoH the protocol", widespread adoption by
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by kodablah 7y ago
Shameless plug (that I haven't had much time to work on lately), you can also programmatically do similar in a few lines of Go: https://github.com/cretz/bine
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by kodablah 7y ago
> A good way to host the site would be to put it on a Tor onion service [...] If you know how to help set this up please get in touch. This is not very difficult. The Tor website explains it pretty clearly [0]. Alternatively since y&#x27
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by kodablah 7y ago
If inaction due to inability to decipher signal from noise is the consequence of a more absolute definition of free speech, it's an acceptable trade off. Too often not accepting the good with the bad results in attempts to correct the
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by kodablah 7y ago
What is and isn't expensive is subjective. That's the whole point of my comment, don't make generalizations on what other people think about convenience or cost using your own opinion. My vehicle is not expensive in my view c
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by kodablah 7y ago
You make general conclusions based on your non-general results. For many the car is not expensive, is not a pain, and their roads aren't constantly full. What trends you might want to reverse may be based on an even narrower view of re
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by kodablah 7y ago
With QML/QtQuick, can you do all things you can do with C++ and Qt widgets?
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by kodablah 7y ago
I was a bit too succinct and therefore unclear. To rephrase, is there any meaningful difference between a booster paying players via the university or a booster taking their money to pay a player and doing it via a company instead? I unders

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