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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
When Google, Facebook, etc. refer to "production" they typically mean google.com, facebook.com, etc. EDIT: If you're going to down-vote this comment, at least provide detaro with the correct answer to his/her question!
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
HAproxy can do Layer 4.
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
There are some dual-LAN mini-PCs available, although I'm not sure if Intel makes one. You have several options. I use one of these[0] flashed to FreeBSD (pfSense), but it will run Linux if that's what you prefer. 0. http:/&#
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
That's two for flinching!
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
Most router/firewall distributions can be described in such overly-simplistic terms.
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
Can you run OpenWRT/DD-WRT on off-the-shelf x86-64 hardware?
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
Yes, you're correct, DD-WRT runs on modern consumer AP/router hardware. But the processing power* of that Asus (a quick google tells me 800MHz x 2 cores with 256 MB RAM) pales in comparison to e.g. an Atom C2358 (1.7 GHz x 2 cores
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
Oh man, ipfwadm, I completely forgot about that. I also now remember an ipmasq command, which google reminds me was kind of a wrapper around ipfwadm or ipchains, and I remember rebuilding my kernel over and over again (overnight!) to get th
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
Just a quick shout-out for pfSense as an excellent router OS. I've been playing around with ClearOS, DD-WRT, m0n0wall, Smoothwall, Shorewall, etc. (as well as many of my own home-grown solutions) for years and nothing even comes close
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
Yup, had a 486 running Slackware and a Pentium running Windows (FWG? 95?) and wanted to be able to share a single, always-on dial-up connection between them. I asked for a hub (with a 10Base2 BNC hookup and four 10BaseT ports) for my 15th o
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
From the article: "But hardly any founder, VC, or big tech employee was aware of the issue, even when they used or benefitted directly from these projects." I just can't wrap my mind around this. As a former "big tech em
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
There's a lot of great advice (and some not-so-good advice) in this thread. I happen to be a '90s web guy who's spent the last six months building and deploying an Ember.js SPA backed by a Sinatra.rb RESTful API. It shouldn&#
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
I hope so but it's going to be a while before we have a decent, feature-rich language (with accompanying frameworks) that compiles down to WASM and wide-enough browser coverage to make it a practical development target.
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
> You can verify that something is set, but this guarantees nothing about the things you haven't set. This is a serious problem, but it's a problem whether you're using a CM tool, packaging, using shell scripts, or doing n
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
> The stuff I had built at my first job taught me that my intuitions about software systems in general were mostly correct Oh boy. Here we go. > The guy that had built this part was pretty smart .. He probably should have trusted his
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
Great article. Anyone else feel like they can swap between these two "personas" as necessary?
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
They've been getting DDoSed for the past week. I've had good luck getting credit from them after past outages.
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
I'm also a happy customer and want to address a few of these points. > It is too hard to figure out that you offer hourly billing, I found it by accident, and a year too late. It's still a pretty new feature, only about 18 mont
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
The Lando system?
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
rvm "stable" hasn't been updated in quite a while, last time I checked. you need to install the "dev" version.
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
As someone who's spent a not-insignificant amount of time optimizing the heck out of a Sinatra benchmark[1] for TechEmpower's Web Framework Benchmarks[2] (TFB), and as someone who's spent the last four months or so building a
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
Do you have any Xen nodes or did you migrate them all to KVM?
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
Those look to be a few years old. :-)
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
Thanks for your work on Apache. Do you recommend any published benchmarks of modern Apache vs. modern Nginx?
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
Math? 3.75 years?
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
Ah, interesting. It sure does!
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
OpenWrt is for wireless access points and gateways, not modems.
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
If you can splurge a little, this little guy is awesome and includes support from the pfSense team: https://store.pfsense.org/SG-2440/ Or you can buy one of these and flash it to pfSense yourself: http://sto
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
Agreed. I gave myself a six-month runway and I feel like I'm going to be about six months short. :-\
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by mwpmaybe 11y ago
Possibly we knew but couldn't risk warning DGSE and compromising our sources.

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