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by mianos 5y ago
I am still kind of surprised Microsoft has not switched to the Linux kernel yet. Not much else has surprised me. I have been programming full time since the 80s. Still using vi with a shell when I need to get stuff done quickly. My own use
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by mianos 5y ago
From the analysis published a few months ago, believed to be the reason the operation was would up: https://web.archive.org/web/20210608102417/https://webcache.... All the data was sent to some sever in
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by mianos 5y ago
Isn't doubly weird that the third country was Romania?
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by mianos 5y ago
Marko Kreen? He still maintains it so I guess some people still use it and the associated logical table distribution system.
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by mianos 5y ago
They obviously don't have the transaction semantics worked out. I have been at the gate and the person in front of me had the same seat number. They read it out. When I presented my pass the girl politely took my ticket and printed ano
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by mianos 5y ago
It is funny, every time I have used beanstalk over the years I have put it in thinking I'll replace it later. I never have. Multiple startups I have left years ago are still running it, untouched years later. No one mentions it probabl
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by mianos 5y ago
If you want to use transactions for multi table updates you are probably best to use a proper rdbms. Not to mention read consistency. If you only have one table Redis may be fine. I usually find my work grows beyond one table. Redis does ma
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by mianos 5y ago
Skype at its peak used a postgres queue extension, pgqueue, at its core. Seemed to go OK for them. The extension did work around some limitations when running a pure sql queue in postgres. These days I would run Pulsar but if you only have
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by mianos 5y ago
This exact law exists in Australia, the "Assistance & Access Act". That these laws exist in Australia is also a reason why there is a lot of co-operation between US and Australian law enforcement. I am not sure how but it give
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by mianos 5y ago
Harder than in the past. Look at it another way, some time in the past using just a password would have been considered 'good'. Now, using just a password is not considered 'good' in many domains, not my mum's compu
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by mianos 5y ago
Same here in regards to liking RabbitMQ until you need to scale it. I wasted a huge amount of time years ago trying to build a HA cluster that worked when you hit it with a load. What didn't help was the pika python client had so many
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by mianos 5y ago
For such a long article it's (IMHO) a fairly naive view. Sure insurance companies make some profit, specially in the beginning but, eventually, the price gets higher and higher and the cost to secure becomes less than the cost of insur
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by mianos 5y ago
You do a search, it says millions of results, the first pages all have results without the quoted terms in the page at all. They don't show "we don't have any good results" if they can display a bunch of ads on a bunch o
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by mianos 5y ago
https://1nt3r.net/j-cia/ ?
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by mianos 6y ago
Isn't it used as a separator in lithium polymer batteries already?
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by mianos 6y ago
There is some more detailed analysis and translation of the original legislation here: https://ogucluturk.medium.com/turkish-central-bank-bans-usin...
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Turkey bans use of cryptocurrencies to purchase goods and services(reuters.com)
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by mianos 6y ago
Used have used C++ templates every day of the week for at least 15 years.
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by mianos 6y ago
If you replace 'academic' with the secondary definition: "not of practical relevance; of only theoretical interest." it is probably true though. Having known some of the C++ standard contributors, they strongly defend th
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by mianos 6y ago
A 'Unix like' Linux kernel runs the most popular graphical UI (desktop?) in the world, Android. It's not GNU/Linux but it's a Unix kernel running in there.
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by mianos 6y ago
Last year there was a leak at Ledger that exposed the name and address of everyone who bought a Ledger wallet direct from Ledger (not distributors). I assume a local criminal or group has broken on and taken a copy of the keywords unknown t
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by mianos 6y ago
Not a magic cure, but get on a bike and ride it. Fresh air, a little exercise to increase your heart rate and get your blood pumping. If you were down here in Sydney I'd say come past and we'll go for any easy cruise around the su
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by mianos 6y ago
Just like a normal driver. Have you been a passenger in a car with and old lady like my mum. So it's a bad driver, how much better than the average driver does it have to be?
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by mianos 6y ago
A variable without a type is 'int' so ```auto xx;``` means an int on the function local variable stack.
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by mianos 6y ago
I recently just used pyinstaller and pip on an Ubuntu 16.04 build machine. Everything works for 16, 18, 20 and even some late Redhat versions with no work. Installed it on 3000 servers with paramiko under prefect. Aside from the odd indivi
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by mianos 6y ago
I am on DOCSIS (TPG NBN) and www.google.com is 8ms, 8.8.8.8 8.5ms (actually seems long as the family is watching netflix). Docsis modem bridged to a linux box. 22mS sounds more like mine + wifi.
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by mianos 6y ago
I just listened to this. Normally I like the A16Z podcast but this one was way below the normal standard. Just because they were organised, tested the exploit before they released it over a wider area it must have been a nation state? It is
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by mianos 6y ago
I did this often. Then I would buy a can of spam. :)
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by mianos 6y ago
What is the fastest sort?
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by mianos 6y ago
This is not true. You see 'best practise' even in formally proven areas. This is because a formal proof does not mean there are not compromises when applied to the real world . What is the best sort? It depends on the size data y

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