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by lathiat 8y ago
Specifically seems to be a fork providing a more concrete API, rather than GPG which has a CLI most people wrap. Lots of bugs caused by that sort of thing, unfortunately it's all we have for GPG. EDIT: It appears I was mistaken, the &q
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by lathiat 8y ago
I had an encryption requirement at both Oracle (for Windows) and Canonical (for Linux). For Windows they used some endpoint protection suite; for Canonical the functionality is built-in to the Ubuntu installer. Also since I own a Mac as my
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by lathiat 8y ago
On the one hand I'm looking forward to more RAM in lower-end CPUs (Ryzen Mobile hello?) that are not Xeon (Intel seems to limit almost everythign to 32GB) for Virtual Machine labs on the go. Having said that, RAM prices are making that
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by lathiat 8y ago
Even a relatively small subnet (/22 - 1024 IPs) will cost you $1-2000/year under most NICs.
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by lathiat 8y ago
Having thought about this myself; the main thing I would note is that I am seeing more and more companies start to write things in rust. It seems on a definite uptrend. So there is quite possibly work for you in the field, especially since
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by lathiat 8y ago
This "Cloud Market" stats they quote (which they've quoted in the past) seems like a very dead website. Looking at the site: http://thecloudmarket.com/stats#/by_platform_definition The numbers haven&#x27
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by lathiat 8y ago
Please do :-)
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by lathiat 8y ago
They specifically note it is still end-to-end encrypted. But I don’t have the details.
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by lathiat 8y ago
Facebook’s database team has many smart folks.
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by lathiat 8y ago
That’s not actually true. With InnoDB the data is largely cached specifically by the database in the Buffer Pool. Of course they are using MyRocks here and while I don’t actually know I’d be very surprised if it wasn’t the same. File system
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by lathiat 8y ago
That is amazing. I love it.
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by lathiat 8y ago
The article does however make one concession which is that while art is duty free, other items such as antiques (e.g. a lamp or desk) are not unless they are over 100 years old. So there is some possible use still. But largely it's a s
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by lathiat 8y ago
When it comes to basic price central ducted HVAC system installation you'd be surprised! At least in Australia.
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by lathiat 8y ago
puppet dependency managers have also been an issue it's certainly easy to solve poorly
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by lathiat 8y ago
Perhaps your wife has a different from address on multiple devices, and every so often sends a message from a different device causing the thread to switch? Worth checking the "new messages from" setting on all of your devices (on
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by lathiat 8y ago
I much prefer how Epic Games have done this with Fortnite. And by all accounts their method is raking in a LOT of cash. All cosmetic items only, but you purchase the exact item you want directly. The items are a little more expensive than
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by lathiat 8y ago
This is a concept often poorly understood in basic cooling design. Even without sweat, if your AC vent is blowing directly on you the temperature it is at needs to be vastly different than that of air being using to more actively cool the e
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by lathiat 8y ago
This happened to me recently too. For some reason it seems .net domains are much worse than the others. The number of calls and emails was just stupid.
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The Apple Store Genius Bar Broke My $5,000 iMac Pro (VESA Mount Fail)(youtube.com)
6 points by lathiat 8y ago|0 comments
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by lathiat 8y ago
> Most startups are doing their best to be good stewards of data, and they didn't need big global regulation to force them. lol
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by lathiat 8y ago
It’s the interface index which is mostly an incrmsenfing number. That can become important for sub interfaces and others things that may reference it. Though they could reference by name instead.
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by lathiat 8y ago
The reason you can't buy books in the Kindle app probably has more to do with the fact that Apple requires payments for all digital goods to go through it's service and collect 30% of the revenue (15% if its a subscription after t
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by lathiat 8y ago
That's actually not the case, the PIN doesn't lock out your iOS device. iCloud Activation Lock does. It requires that if you factory reset the device (without first disabling icloud activation lock), you must authenticate with th
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by lathiat 8y ago
Android is probably one of those markets that are more liquid than most for "black market" sources (as talked about elsewhere in the comments for this)
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Spectre v4 – Speculative Store Bypass (CVE-2018-3639 aka GPZ Variant 4)(wiki.ubuntu.com)
6 points by lathiat 8y ago|0 comments
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by lathiat 8y ago
Unrelated: love your pwgen username
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by lathiat 8y ago
According to the bug here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/bionic/+source/linux/+bug/... It was actually filed about EBS block disks using NVME (on these new instances, there is a hardware card th
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by lathiat 8y ago
Ubuntu has a specific kernel for AWS, and partners with AWS to optimise the kernel for AWS environments. Part of that is fixing issues exactly like this. That issue was fixed as per the bug that you linked. Some more information from the o
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by lathiat 8y ago
I think the reality of why they do this is to stop people using YouTube as a free music player, which unfortunately is a very common usage. It's a shame this restricts other youtube videos too though, such as creators / original c
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by lathiat 8y ago
That is also my motivation. Luckily I’m in Australia where we have it already and I’ve been paying since it launched.

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