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by muxator 9y ago
I fear to know the answer already, but let me ask anyway: does exist any strong password manager that is integrated with Firefox sync?
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by muxator 9y ago
I think he was asking about debian as a host
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by muxator 9y ago
Rant: Why so much focus on Key Value stores? That's the easy part of the problem. I would like to know more about the interesting ones: secondary indexes, range scans, performance on mixed workloads, robustness, operational complexity.
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by muxator 9y ago
Quadratically. Line-of-sight attenuation of an EM wave in the empty space is quadratical, whilst - for example - attenuation of an electrical signal in a wire is exponential. Obviously this is a super simplification...
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Differentiated Index in Distributed Log-Structured Data Stores [pdf] (2014)(openproceedings.org)
2 points by muxator 9y ago|0 comments
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Is it time to take the Hyperloop seriously?(arstechnica.com)
4 points by muxator 9y ago|2 comments
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by muxator 9y ago
> Also, if you want to be a PM then you'd better enjoy meetings, slides, people, and communicating & convincing all day long, day-in day-out. Leave me in my room with my beloved keyboard! I can sense other likely-minded beings o
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by muxator 9y ago
Going through the interior journey of being an emigrant changes you forever. Your certainties shuffle around, the cultural shock is something unexpected: as the author says, it's not a big bang, but a continuous stream of small astonis
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by muxator 9y ago
tl;dr: - plastic is less dense than ceramic or steel, and thus when brought to a certain temperature it holds less heath. This is true even if plastic's specific heath (kJ/Kg K) is higher. - plastic is hydrophobic, so water does n
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by muxator 9y ago
I really would like more data about it. My impression is that the biggest limitation that btrfs suffers nowadays is a severely lacking communication. Even the official wiki is not so up to date, and there are a lot of horror stories survivi
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by muxator 9y ago
Can I ask you which European state are you talking about?
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by muxator 9y ago
CockroachDB fares well on the distributed side of the spectrum, and thus shows all the best properties of this kind of systems: replication, resiliency, horizontal scalability, modern ops experience. This is no small feat, and - personally
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by muxator 9y ago
DVB-T2 can use a variety of codecs. From 2022 some European countries (Germany, Italy, Czech Republic, Slovakia) will pass their broadcasting system to DVB-T2 with H.265. Since January 2017 new TVs must support HEVC decoding. Sadly, no AV1.
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by muxator 9y ago
Sorry, what is a trailer?
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Why work doesn't happen at work(ted.com)
2 points by muxator 9y ago|0 comments
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by muxator 9y ago
From https://meltdownattack.com/meltdown.pdf , page 12: > Thus, the isolation of containers sharing a kernel can be fully broken using Meltdown.
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Ubuntu 17.10's Laptop Issue Appears to Be Under Control(phoronix.com)
2 points by muxator 9y ago|0 comments
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Rethinking how the US grows beef(arstechnica.com)
2 points by muxator 9y ago|0 comments
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by muxator 9y ago
Could someone please tell me how modern DOM manipulation looks like these days? I understand jQuery is old, but do not have fresh information on what's used nowadays.
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by muxator 9y ago
For those who want a TL;DR, these are the features that are going to be removed from the free edition: - Dynamic Memory Control - Xen Storage Motion - Active Directory Integration - Role Based Access Control - High Availability - GPU Pass-T
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Ubuntu 17.10 corrupting BIOS of many Lenovo laptop models(bugs.launchpad.net)
151 points by muxator 9y ago|70 comments
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by muxator 9y ago
Opened the link on a mobile phone. Got a full screen image with the following text: "welcome to day one". OK, let's scroll a bit. This is the text that follows: "We're adding another dimension to computing. Where di
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by muxator 9y ago
Moderators: the posted link contains a tracking snippet (...?utm_source=reveal&utm_medium=TW&utm_campaign=WTDO) Would it be feasible to remove it?
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by muxator 9y ago
So true. If you happen to be a power user, your life can be miserably limited by standardized configurations.
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by muxator 9y ago
Your blog about Italy is really interesting, thanks!
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by muxator 9y ago
My memories about radio are a bit faint, so forgive me if I am wrong, but the fact that you ate able to discern narrower channels does not mean that you can transmit more information, doesn't it? As far as I remember, the upper limit t
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by muxator 9y ago
Fair point. This is a very clever way of looking at it, thanks.
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by muxator 9y ago
I am 90% certain that MS has abandoned its EEE strategy from the nineties. But the scars from that era are so vivid in my mind, that I feel the need of a confirmation.
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by muxator 9y ago
I know what you mean. It took me some effort to accept that, in natural language, an "exponential growth" was not really meant to be exponential. One has to live with it. :)
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by muxator 9y ago
From a purely logic point of view, I have some problems accepting this: > "When the facts change, I change my mind," I included because of its implied inverse: "When the facts don't change, I don't change my mind

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