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by namidark 14y ago
Does anyone know which JVM they're using? I've heard lots recommend Oracle over OpenJDK for performance reasons.
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by namidark 14y ago
I can't think of any games that deal with PVP on this scale either.
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Fallacies(rgoarchitects.com)
2 points by namidark 14y ago|0 comments
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by namidark 14y ago
I've added some comments to the ssh config to be more clear and provided some examples and a citation to the shared memory line.
95.
by namidark 14y ago
I mention it at the end of the article, unfortunately the latest linux kernel and latest patches from GRSecurity don't compile.
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by namidark 14y ago
Both are used, and password logins are disabled. As I linked to in the article, those sysctl tweaks are recommended by the NSA handbook.
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by namidark 14y ago
It is a common hiding place once the box has been broken into, not necessarily something that would be attacked right away. If you look on google you can see plenty of evidence of people's boxes being compromised through insecure shared mem
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Securing Ubuntu(joshrendek.com)
177 points by namidark 14y ago|93 comments
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A simple system status page (like Heroku)(joshrendek.com)
1 points by namidark 14y ago|0 comments
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Cascading Failures with Chef(joshrendek.com)
1 points by namidark 14y ago|0 comments
101.
by namidark 14y ago
What did he get wrong?
102.
by namidark 14y ago
Amazon.com!
103.
by namidark 14y ago
Where do you guys see this? IRC and StackOverflow have always been extremely helpful and nice when I needed help.
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Resque vs Sidekiq, Threading vs Forking(joshrendek.com)
5 points by namidark 14y ago|0 comments
105.
by namidark 14y ago
Your website is barely usable, half the links don't work or do anything, and there are 3 articles. And you've spammed this article multiple times. You're hardly rebuilding the news business. - An information distributor that is neutral on t
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How does Lucene work under the hood?(stackoverflow.com)
3 points by namidark 14y ago|0 comments
107.
by namidark 14y ago
Sadly, I think a consumer of cat pictures with the way our education (people not focusing on math and science) is going
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Writing Dependable Ruby with TDD(joshrendek.com)
2 points by namidark 14y ago|0 comments
109.
by namidark 14y ago
Does anyone know if this fixes missing icons? My MBP 2011 will come up with the wifi or other random icons hidden (I can still click on where they 'would' be and it'll show me the wifi networks, for instance)...
110.
by namidark 14y ago
The video on the main page is just a link to the sign up...
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Tired of setting instance variables in Ruby?(bluescripts.net)
2 points by namidark 14y ago|1 comments
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6 Steps to get up and running on Mountain Lion with Ruby(bluescripts.net)
2 points by namidark 14y ago|0 comments
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Deploying Rails with RVM in Production from start to finish(bluescripts.net)
2 points by namidark 14y ago|0 comments
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WellsFargo Ignores Case Sensativity on passwords
5 points by namidark 14y ago|11 comments
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by namidark 14y ago
They add (at least in Ruby) a few lines of code to a program; and take things like Email out of the User model and put them in a more appropriate place.
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by namidark 14y ago
Then you should host it on your private cloud. PS: owncloud.org
117.
by namidark 14y ago
Well they call it a medical practice for a reason, right?
118.
by namidark 14y ago
You could check out http://owncloud.org/
119.
by namidark 14y ago
Seem's like it might be a better model to charge per # of fact usages (similar to EC2 hourly usage, DB queries, etc)?
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by namidark 14y ago
He had me up until that and this: Thus, to make full use of VimOrganizer you will want to have an Emacs' server running alongside.

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