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by m45t3r 9y ago
It seems to support Python 3 (3.5.4): https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/flexible/python/runt... Support exists at least since August 2016: https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2016&
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Lenovo’s leaked 25th-anniversary ThinkPad sports a familiar look(engadget.com)
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by m45t3r 9y ago
Well, sorry by not doing my homework. However, lets analyse all those init systems "supported" by Debian: - minit: "RoQA; no popcon recent users; abandoned 2007; not friendly" [1], so not supported by upstream since 2007
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> One of the main problems was the speed with which systemd was rolled out on all the major Linux distros, despite it being relatively immature and very controversial at that. When Debian/Ubuntu defaulted to systemd, systemd already
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by m45t3r 9y ago
Well, this is because almost everyone nowadays concur that mpv is the way to go.
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You could do something similar with https://papertrailapp.com/ or something else that support plain text forwarding. The advantage is that it would also support encryption, that this one does not seem to support. The advant
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Unix History Repository(github.com)
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> Even with the kernel there is an element of choice about what parts of it you do / don't use, e.g. you can use ext4, XFS etc. etc. and even have the choice of providing kernel modules so you can bolt on ZFS. You can also do t
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Show HN: Zit – minimal plugin manager for ZSH(github.com)
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GitHub is suffering major downtime again(status.github.com)
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by m45t3r 9y ago
I am quite curious to test ZFS, however Arch Linux does not maintain official ZFS packages in repositories, so I would need to maintain my own kernel updates just to use ZFS. Not interesting to me, specially considering that this is my work
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BTW, I know that database workloads are not optimized in CoW filesystems like BTRFS, and I could disable CoW for PostgreSQL/Redis, however this is just a development machine with maybe a hundred database transactions per second, so thi
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by m45t3r 9y ago
Quite a coincidence. I recently went back from XFS to EXT4 in my work laptop using Arch Linux, and before that I went from BTRFS to XFS. I went from BTRFS to XFS because I got some really bad corner case of performance in BTRFS. My work con
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by m45t3r 9y ago
Just remember the authors are suggesting copper pots for water storage in developing countries, where people have more chance of dying from diarrhea than from prolonged exposure to copper.
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by m45t3r 9y ago
> Instead of going on about how to set up nftables from scratch, perhaps they should focus a little more on 'I have a system using your older recommended firewall, what do I need to do to keep things working?' Because you don&#
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by m45t3r 9y ago
Seems to load a bit faster, and is more responsive in general. I kinda like it, especially the new dark mode.
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The same can be said for Apple or Microsoft. People seem to trust that Apple does not track them just because they say so. Really, the only acceptable option would be a Linux distro. Not a commercial software.
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You could say the same for Chromebooks. It does not need to be the ID from student, the school can create a throwaway account and give the password for the student. If the problem is privacy, the only acceptable option would be a Linux dist
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Programming Languages in 15 years(m45t3r.github.io)
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The great advantage that Ubuntu have by being the most popular Desktop distro is not making money from desktop users. The advantage is that some of those desktop users are also developers, so when they need to deploy their system in Server&
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by m45t3r 10y ago
Hope just that Canonical will apply their custom theme on GNOME. As a Arch Linux user, I think that the default GNOME theme is ugly, Unity by default have a much better look.
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by m45t3r 10y ago
Note that I didn't say it was impossible to port a BSD exploit to it, I just said that it was harder. I don't know the specific version of FreeBSD/NetBSD that PS4 uses, but lets say it is FreeBSD 9. I am sure that not all CVE
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by m45t3r 10y ago
> Sony and Nintendo Video game makers generally doesn't make much money with hardware, they make money selling software (a.k.a. games), thanks to licensing. To allow only licensed software to run in a modern video console, all softw
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by m45t3r 10y ago
While those are the most remembered bugs, almost every CPU have some kinda of CPU errata that can lock up the system in really weird and specific ways. For example, my Intel Ivy Bridge CPU running Linux: $ dmesg | grep -i microcode [ 0.0
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by m45t3r 10y ago
> has a massive latency. The trade-off for latency in PA is lower power usage. I think most consume users are pretty happy that their sound system does not suck tons of energy just to offer sub-10ms of audio latency. > JACK AFAIK, Pul
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by m45t3r 10y ago
http://www.howtogeek.com/269331/how-to-disable-all-of-window... I remember having to disable at least the first two items (Lock Screen and Suggested Apps). And instead of simply reducing size of Windows 10 start menu,
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by m45t3r 10y ago
There is ads in a default Windows install, since Anniversary update at least. I remember that I had to reinstall my Windows 10 system on Anniversary update since Microsoft Update was simply refusing to update my system (unknown error multip
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by m45t3r 10y ago
This is why I think Rolling Release is the only viable model of Linux distribution in desktops. Instead of overloading a team of security experts expecting them to backport every security change to the stable version of a package, they simp
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by m45t3r 10y ago
When I need state in remote servers, of course I still use Tmux. I was referring to local Tmux sessions, that I mostly used for tabs/splits before I started to use i3.
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by m45t3r 10y ago
> The GUI experience on Linux suffers mostly from inconsistency when using applications written with different toolkits This is true, however Windows suffers from the same problem (and OSX too, however in a minor degree). > awful font

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