motoboi

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by motoboi 11y ago
Is this really containerization as we know it, like Docker? To me, Android and alike just have a good separation between processes. This is, of course, the core of linux containers. But I don't need to deploy a system image to run an A
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by motoboi 11y ago
There is nothing wrong in examining this carefully. And, besides the fact that the money could be applied elsewhere, private enterprises are pursuing this.
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by motoboi 11y ago
Considering the investment you'll need to make in antenas, equipments and such, unless you live in a poor coverage area, you'll be better with a 4G.
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by motoboi 11y ago
Very interesting project. I got curious why you decided to use a one-level namespace. A multi-level namespace guarantees that if I manage to build a strong brand, I can continue to use it, creating sub-domains. The alternative being people
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by motoboi 11y ago
Well, I have saw it too many times to believe in errors. Common targets are Snowden related URLs and First Look website. Don't believe me, just remember that the next time you see it.
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by motoboi 11y ago
Balloons are made to be carried away by wind. If you want to keep something stationary in the air, better find a aerodynamic shape. One that can keeps its orientation in the air is better yet.
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by motoboi 11y ago
Probably would be a better ideia, in terms of software reusability and security, to put a lets encrypt module on apache or nginx rather then put an apache or nginx module on lets encrypt.
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by motoboi 11y ago
Yes. There are free certs already. Like, for ages. Startssl is one of the CAs issuing them.
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by motoboi 11y ago
Project management is pretty f * hard. People are not computers, time won't run backwards and money don't grow on trees. Organizations won't wait cooperatively for you (as CEO) to implement your project and your vision.
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by motoboi 11y ago
McAfee Mail Gateway also uses a reputation, called GTI. Appliance hashes the message, looks up it on this online service and get back a score. There is a KB explaining that new senders get a high score.
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by motoboi 11y ago
At the time, I wrote an Chrome extension that would select the lowest resolution (240p at the time), but I can't remember if it was capable of autoplay.
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by motoboi 11y ago
I lived like that for some years. My friends sent me e-mail with a youtube link and I literally waited one hour or so to view that. Just let it loading while reading something else. So, the trouble here is not me having low bandwidth, but h
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by motoboi 11y ago
Coming from a low bandwidth, high latency part of the world, I can't confirm this enough. Today, I have 2 mbit and can use Netflix or Youtube just fine, but mere 4 years ago, I had 600k and, boy, that was hard. Hard as in loading youtu
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by motoboi 11y ago
The two other times, when new iPhones suffered from antenna issues and when iPhones (again) seemed to bend under pants induced stress, we saw apple (probably) sponsored content over Wired and others about how amazingly careful they were on
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by motoboi 11y ago
Greatest problem is copying data in and out kernel-space to user-space. This causes huge traffic on RAM and trashes caches all along the way.
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by motoboi 11y ago
We have a Linux distributing organizing programs in a different way: Android. It seems to be working pretty good, actually, with compartmentalization and tight security.
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by motoboi 11y ago
Related, there is this nice tool called Packet Sender, a Mac app. No raw IP packets, but TCP and UDP.
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by motoboi 11y ago
http://xkcd.com/1367/ "Why not skip installing things and make a phone that has every app 'installed' already and just downloads them and runs them on the fly" What! This is a browser!
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by motoboi 11y ago
Don't forget the insanely good availability, and the low level management AWS guys do for you.
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by motoboi 11y ago
The Perl community makes Perl for... the Perl community. If it grows back to its former glory, great. If not, we keep using it anyway. Because, you know, hackers.
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by motoboi 11y ago
And yet, everybody loves Go.
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by motoboi 11y ago
Bankers are not short term oriented. Their shareholders are. VCs play with their own money.
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by motoboi 11y ago
Try Spoticast.
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by motoboi 11y ago
It doesn't work like that, unfortunately. You can't use your SD as extensions of your device storage capacity, it can store just "your" files (as photos, musics, videos etc). You still need device capacity to install app
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by motoboi 11y ago
"Our old server infrastructure cost thousands of dollars each month just for server costs. Using the new Lambda infrastructure, we pay for the number of Lambda invocations, the total duration of the requests, and the number of S3 reque
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by motoboi 11y ago
Someone must put his authority and prestige under test when reviewing a paper. Good editors will prefer delay over errors. As such, people will sometimes put some papers under microscope before signing them on.
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by motoboi 11y ago
I think biggest news here is the possibility to share a server with someone else, with amazon acting as a broker of CPU time. With virtual machines, we started to share physical resources which were otherwise wasted in dormancy. But even vi
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by motoboi 11y ago
Do Java Native Interfaces suffer the same sort of problem?
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by motoboi 11y ago
Funny thing is: this is the same price payed in Brazil for a 100mbps MPLS link.
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by motoboi 11y ago
Agreed. But the most impressive part seems to be not the app itself, but the system used to build it.

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