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by kova12 7y ago
good luck enforcing that
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by kova12 7y ago
it's pretty hard to misconfigure it, and then it either works or it doesn't.
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by kova12 7y ago
this doesn't even work for me in CLI. I'm able to create a connection from a wg0.conf file, but it's not coming up, while regular wireguard tools work just fine
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by kova12 7y ago
if it does, I don't see "how"
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by kova12 7y ago
Which just underlies the problem with unions: not only they are compulsory institutions that force you into their ranks whether you want it or not, but even those who join them don't get a fair representation and have to strike on thei
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by kova12 7y ago
I was about to say same thing. I remember I had to recover some files off the diskette, and oh boy it was frustrating. That feeling when you start copying a megabyte-size file and just sit there staring at the screen for five minutes - we f
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by kova12 7y ago
High-paid developers do not typically do "Finalize the columns of the Users table" kind of tasks. Typically, you have a set of complex products, and spend your days in reviewing designs and defining product requirements. The kind
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by kova12 7y ago
I too am amazed. He wrote a code which will throw in 50% cases or already very fast code `(random() % 2 == 0)`. Hell yes, a huge performance penalty is expected. But what about `nullptr == fopen(..)`? I bet the performance penalty would be
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by kova12 7y ago
to make it fair, why don't we make everybody run barefoot? This way we don't skew the chances for sure. And to make it even more fair, we could just not run at all, but roll the dices instead. This way people with disabilities als
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by kova12 7y ago
Plus, there might be a more efficient way to deal with it discovered soon. We are only in opening stages. Plus, it's not a sure thing that it will mutate like flu does every year. It might be that it's going to disappear once enou
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by kova12 7y ago
Which by the way was bullied away for no reason. goto has it's uses, but nobody would dare to use it even when it's appropriate
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by kova12 7y ago
I disagree. Throw keyword is the greatest invention, and makes programming so much better. Error codes are the evil. Exceptions allow to separate business logic from error handing in a most effective manner. Author likely have not ever work
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by kova12 7y ago
That explains why their crap is so expensive, and you can hardly find an alternative product. Amazon is a good guy here trying to lower the consumer price for that shitty piece of plastic, but no. Everyone is so upset at Amazon for making a
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by kova12 7y ago
Fucking paywall again. Can I finally just stop seeing these articles? This clickbaiting practice starts to really piss me off
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by kova12 7y ago
USA despite it's supposed freedom of speech has a long-standing tradition of censoring words
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by kova12 7y ago
List does not sound arbitrary to me in a slightest
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by kova12 7y ago
"last year" means it's in very few distributions at this time. Encryption is another feature that is technically supported, but just been added. When I built my NAS last year, I had to use dm-crypt because zfs didn't hav
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by kova12 7y ago
We are talking about something resembling adding an extra disk to raid5. Can be easily done in mdadm raid, and then you just need to resize lvm, or whatever you run over it. Can not be done in zfs, not in raid5/6 mode
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by kova12 7y ago
Because employees feel that they deserve to use Facebook and such on their government issued devices, and if you deny them their God given right, you are racist, sexist, and otherwise despicable person
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by kova12 7y ago
But the company too spent at least 6 man/hours to interviewing you. Whatever reason they had to not call you back, they didn't come out of it unscathed, interviewing someone is not cheap.
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by kova12 7y ago
This is such a propaganda piece...
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by kova12 7y ago
But isn't like taking your Picasso and refunding you back five shillings ten pence your ancestor gave for it? For many players the game is not than just the fifty bucks they payed, it's countless hours spent with it. It's far
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by kova12 7y ago
AWS is running on very thin margins, and every couple precent in extra productivity could easily mean doubling profits.
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by kova12 7y ago
Why did you write this comment? It does nothing to disprove my point
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by kova12 7y ago
To be fair, internets would have been equally outraged if there wasn't such requirement, because sure as hell somebody would have found an exploit and cancelled a bunch of account, just for funzies
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by kova12 7y ago
You forgot to put quotes around the word "stopped"
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by kova12 7y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but afaik the Constitution protects equally citizens and not citizens
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by kova12 7y ago
And then this paragraph would get moved into an obscure area unlikely to be read. It's a cat and mouse game
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by kova12 7y ago
Inequality and corruption are different things. It's like there used to be a catchphrase "sex and violence", piling together things that clearly don't go together
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by kova12 7y ago
I too think this is funny af

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