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by kogir 6y ago
zfs send supports a resume token (-t) to resume interrupted streams received with (-s). Just use normal send/receive until you have the full stream sent.
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by kogir 6y ago
I was my own OpenID Provider for a while, but quit because nobody supports it anymore. It was great for power users but super confusing for laypeople.
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by kogir 6y ago
Ha, I’m dumb and can’t read. You’re entirely right.
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by kogir 6y ago
I’d guess it’s because the individuals worth using a targeted exploit on are more likely to be carrying iPhones.
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by kogir 6y ago
DKIM makes no assertions about the timestamp. It can be anything you want, just as in any other email. The signature can confirm parts of the email were not edited after it was signed, not that any of the contents were ever true or correct.
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by kogir 6y ago
I used Orleans for my last startup and really enjoyed it. The dev team is active and responsive to the community, as evidenced by Reuben Bond and perhaps others appearing in this thread. You can read a bit about my use of it here: https:&#
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by kogir 6y ago
I’d actually love to encounter something like this process in an interview, ideally mirroring how a product or feature the organization has already shipped came to be.
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A hypothetical learning project might evolve(rachelbythebay.com)
5 points by kogir 6y ago|1 comments
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by kogir 6y ago
I've always run mine on multi-core x64 SoCs and performance has been as expected. I won't touch their ARM offerings because everything I've seen has been woefully underpowered.
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Surface Duo Specifications and Release Date(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
2 points by kogir 6y ago|0 comments
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by kogir 6y ago
You’d hope they’d use MAC address instead of IP, but I fear you may well be right.
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by kogir 6y ago
I feel they should either disable this and actually route and account for all the traffic (using more capable hardware if required), or not use real units implying some number of bits. The pfSense router in front of it has no trouble handli
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by kogir 6y ago
That looks like a snapshot from the UniFi Network manager. Based on my experiences with UniFi gear, which I like and am running right now, I’d take any of their DPI and threat detection stuff with a full meter cube of salt. It doesn’t even
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by kogir 6y ago
Interesting that a few of the apps were also (voluntarily?) pulled from the developer’s website, so we can’t inspect them.
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by kogir 6y ago
Do you know they haven’t shorted twitter? Lots of ways to play this game.
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by kogir 6y ago
To be fair, remote access to the user’s account on the machine is game over, regardless. Knowing the password and having access to a trusted (don’t ask again for 30 days checkbox) device is possession of two factors. Google offers stricter
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by kogir 6y ago
I very curious to see at what rate the car could charge wirelessly. As expected, 0 kW.
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by kogir 6y ago
It happens somewhere between ten and eleven digits of karma :)
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by kogir 6y ago
Hard to use something before it exists. Back when I created this we wanted to publicly credit people who had helped us out and this seemed like a good way to do so.
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by kogir 6y ago
I’d argue that the only time you shouldn’t use UTC is when you live in UTC. The point is mainly to ensure that your code and institutional processes handle time zones correctly by ensuring nothing accidentally works correctly if they don’t.
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New Grad vs. Senior Dev(ericlippert.com)
788 points by kogir 7y ago|379 comments
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Exceptions should be Exceptional (2016)(mattwarren.org)
71 points by kogir 7y ago|74 comments
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by kogir 7y ago
Is SSH speed a real limitation you’ve measured? I was able to easily saturate a 1 Gbps link for days using ZFS send over SSH with an Intel Atom when initializing my remote backups.
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by kogir 7y ago
I recall a time I scrolled through the whole page while using Fiddler or Burp as a proxy and then just searched the logged requests. Not pretty at all but it worked.
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Tools you’d miss if you left a company(rachelbythebay.com)
170 points by kogir 7y ago|108 comments
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by kogir 7y ago
As far as I know Dell is still the only game in town with the UP3218K. You'll want to run it scaled though for it to be usable (I use 150% or 200%), and I've only seen it work on PC. Maybe the new Mac Pro can handle it?
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by kogir 7y ago
All the "ultrawide" monitors I've seen are just cropped 4k or 5k screens. Having used full-size versions (3840x2160@32" and 7680x4320@32") I'd never voluntarily give up the vertical space. If you can find yours
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Interfaces Generally Belong with Users(neugierig.org)
89 points by kogir 7y ago|39 comments
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by kogir 7y ago
You opt out by using a restrictive license or making your repo private.
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by kogir 7y ago
Assuming the project stands alone (I can't check right now), the author can release it however they want. The license governs how other people use it, not the author and copyright owner.

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