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by ldng 12y ago
> lxc, née vserver Just to be a little pedantic, LXC has definitly be inspired by pre-existing Vserver and OpenVZ. But it's a different implementation. A lot of things that are viewed as innovations from Docker really already did ex
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by ldng 12y ago
Do you hapen to know if the search is simply delegated to Bing or is it the Bing engine running against a different index (yahoo's) ?
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by ldng 12y ago
So, so that mean that Gc will probably be phased out of the standard library. Now I come to think of it, since Rust knows the lifetime of most (all ?) the memory, would it be thinkable that the compiler also optimise memory mapping/fra
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by ldng 12y ago
Ok, looks interesting for an organisational stand point but I have my doubts perf-wise. Has it been benchmarked a little ?
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by ldng 12y ago
Control, yes. Lack of garbage collector ? There is a garbage collector in the standard library : http://doc.rust-lang.org/std/gc/ It gives you even more control I would say as you can choose when/if to use a
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by ldng 12y ago
Okay, I might have misread. From where I come from, when people watch something, say en Apple show, instead of working we say "some don't have work". That's what I misunderstood. I also assumed (wrongly ? I haven't
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by ldng 12y ago
Or maybe a whole bunch of people don't live in the same time zone as you.
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by ldng 12y ago
Left me wondering what could that mean for FirefoxOS apps.
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Style Frameworks: The New Guide to Digital Design(slideshare.net)
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by ldng 12y ago
Exactly. Email is so resilient because it's an open decentralized protocol. Every other alternatives I've seen is closed and/or centralized in a way or another. No wonder they fail.
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by ldng 12y ago
Exciting release ! Could have been 2.0 to me with new migration system and specially with the App loading revamp. Is it me or AppConfig.ready() looks like a great place to put signals setup ?
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by ldng 12y ago
No because say your cloud provider recycle your hard drive to another client with a bad password, then the attacker not only can access the data of the other client but can run a file recovery tool and get some of your files. Most provide
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by ldng 12y ago
Okay. Something I'm not sure I see clearly, that mean you'll have as many runtime as there is ABI ? The way I it right now is that I can have a Gnome 3 runtime at version 3.20.1 compiled with let's say openssl for all my Fedo
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by ldng 12y ago
Interesting ! We definitely should talk. And with the gitenberg guys too. I could see a nice synergy here. I have to go now but I'll pm you later this weekend.
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by ldng 12y ago
That's a great step. I was toying with a related idea last week actually. To me the next great step would be to great around that a framework/tools to help translation of of those ebooks. What often happens is that editors have on
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by ldng 12y ago
Started by a friend : http://www.maposmatic.org/
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by ldng 12y ago
> Google doesn't care who is it rewarding, google cares about the users that search, they've said that multiple times. Hum, well I've grown wary of what Google say. Like puting comercial mail in a separated inbox is to hel
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by ldng 12y ago
A few people I've talked with told me the same. For now they won't care. But as told me a friend, if too much client start to ask for it will be troubles for him. But that is to be kept in mind : "But over time, we may decide
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by ldng 12y ago
Right, you will not disappear from the results. The reaction (granted maybe overreaction) is about Google pushing HTTPS hard for security (which could be good but not automatically so) and not caring in areas where it is as important if not
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by ldng 12y ago
Some refuting instead of down voting ?
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by ldng 12y ago
I see this has negative for several reasons : * Certificates are expensive (to buy _and_ to manage) * Crypto is hard and there will be a lot of screw up with inadequate certs in the wild for a long time. Just having a certificate does not m
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by ldng 12y ago
Don't forget you have to manage your certs. It's an extra burden. Let's say I am a freelancer, I make website for small restaurant. Until now I could make a website with frontpage, menu and gallery put it on a server and be d
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by ldng 12y ago
Maybe because it can lead to security theatre ? People feeling safe when there not really safe ? I think that's what hnha meant.
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by ldng 12y ago
And emails too then, no ? Lot of critical information is still transmitted through emails.
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by ldng 12y ago
Let's kill small ISV and raise the bar of entrance to the internet. Oh certificate management is too complex and expensive for too little ROI ? Well see, here we have a nice "cheap to the eye" cloud solution just for you. Sec
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by ldng 12y ago
It's some French hipster fad. My ex-boss did it too. It can b annoying at times but once you get accustom, it's bearable. I don't even notice now.
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by ldng 12y ago
At the very least you're covered by german privacy laws I guess. As to their strength ... I don't know.
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by ldng 12y ago
How about using "multipart/related" ? Would make sense to me. Although I've never seen that so I guess I must be missing something.
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by ldng 12y ago
I'll say it too. There is a lot of unfairness around PulseAudio. Sure, it had its share of bugs BUT so did Alsa. PulseAudio was pushing the envelope so crappy Alsa drivers showed they limits. Crappy sound chips too. But PA took most of
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by ldng 12y ago
Well, the subtlety is that only applies to domain registered for "personal", not "business", use. Gandi support used to be the best. Now that domain isn't they core and only business, support quality is falling. Fas

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