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by neop1x 6y ago
Lynx is also sending HTTP/1.0: GET /linux-capabilities-in-a-nutshell/ HTTP/1.0 Host: k3a.me User-Agent: Lynx/2.9.0dev.5 libwww-FM/2.14 SSL-MM/1.4.1 GNUTLS/3.6.13 I am quite surprised actual
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by neop1x 6y ago
Interesting, pax-utils-v1.2.5 on Arch Linux 5.10.9-arch1-1: > pspax USER PID PAX MAPS ETYPE NAME CAPS ATTR [1] 3209832 invalid system call (core dumped) pspax Stack trace of thread 3209832:
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by neop1x 6y ago
Author here. It is Nginx with ModSecurity. It looks like your client uses HTTP/1.0 which I blacklisted as HTTP/1.0 doesn't make sense nowadays as it originally didn't even support Host header for virtual hosts. HTTP&#x2F
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by neop1x 6y ago
Author here, sorry about the text-shadow. I added it there many years ago and it seemed like a good idea back then. After webs started over-using various shadows and animations, I installed Stylus Firefox extension with rules disabling shad
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by neop1x 6y ago
And they even have a wonderful Pine scripting to script new indicators and strategies! TradingView can be quite memory hungry sometimes but page refresh helps in such cases.
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by neop1x 6y ago
Apple could have made their own replaceable SSD boards. It looks like they want their devices to become obsolete sooner which seems to be a good business idea but there is a risk of upsetting many customers. Time will tell.
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by neop1x 6y ago
Apple devices have always been lacking RAM, especially iPhones and iPads. Macbooks used to be upgradeable but now with everything soldeted on PCB that is no longer the case... so keep that in mind and buy new Macs with highest RAM option, o
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by neop1x 6y ago
> Now, for whatever reason, nothing has effectively changed and millions suddenly care. Can't it be due to coronavirus lockdowns? People have more time to read such news and discuss with others.
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by neop1x 6y ago
UPDATE: I've tried to log in again today with the password I reset yesterday and it no longer worked! xD So I've tried "reset password" again now and no reset password email is coming (I have checked Junk folder and even
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by neop1x 6y ago
I was thinking about it. The only place where the app was still installed was an Android tablet but no one has opened the app for many months (only me and my partner has access to the tablet and none of us opened the app). It could theoreti
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by neop1x 6y ago
Interesting. I cancelled Netflix account 7 months ago and haven't used it since. A few days ago I received "Action needed: Reset your password" due to allegedly "suspicious sign-in". After changing the password and
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by neop1x 6y ago
It is just a timeout. Golang uses contexts which can have timeout set. Then you can do a request (HTTP/GRPC) under that context and if it times out before getting a response, this error is returned. To find the real reason you are supp
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by neop1x 6y ago
I recommend staying away from Istio unless you have experienced team of Isto ops and very good reasons for using it. I tried it a year ago and it was not pleasant at all. It looks nice (Kiali) when it works but it's a nightmare once it
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by neop1x 6y ago
Percona XtraDB Operator (mysql-like) https://www.percona.com/doc/kubernetes-operator-for-pxc/inde...
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by neop1x 6y ago
Depends on requirements. Someone needs one big, highly-optimized DB instance. Someone else needs high-availability 3+ instance cluster. Having a cluster of containers brings performance penalty but if your app is read-heavy, you can read fr
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by neop1x 6y ago
I second that. And there is even Flutter [1] which works similarly to SwiftUI and is multi-platform. [1] https://flutter.dev/
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by neop1x 6y ago
This is actually a very good point in contrast to many other "hater" arguments here. But isn't it partly self-regulating? I mean transaction consts are getting higher so it is becoming impractical to transfer small amounts of
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by neop1x 6y ago
International wire transfers take days! That's why there are services like PayPal or Visa. And nothing prevents them to eventually offer their services backed by crypto in the future.
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by neop1x 6y ago
What is gold good for? Would you buy a cofee with it? Do you use it for chemical experiments at home? Majority of people don't need gold, either. Why do we trust fiat money? Why do we think that car or laptop is worth what it is?
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by neop1x 6y ago
Apple is making less and less repairable machines to force you upgrade sooner btw...
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by neop1x 6y ago
Fiat money is also volatile like crazy. Look at various forex pairs. USDCZK for example had 22% change in the past year and both are "stable" currencies.
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>> People are buying into bitcoin now because they see a graph going up Aren't they doing that because they see helicopter money flying? Haven't you noticed that S&P500 and gold are also high?
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by neop1x 6y ago
And so they ship devices which bend, have keyboards which stop working due to dust, mice which are not ergonomic, undersized soldered RAM so it's always swapping, have bad thermal design so CPU throttles, soldered SSD with custom SSD c
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by neop1x 6y ago
w3c never wanted to implement physical units [1], saying OS are not reporting screen DPI reliably, etc. I understand they had to start with something and 20 years ago no one expected thre will ever be monitors with DPI > 96 but I don&#x2
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by neop1x 6y ago
> If you root your device, doesn't that mean you will no longer be able receive Android OS software updates from the phone manufacturer? It often means that. :( But it is not that bad for some devices. Geeks from Lineage community r
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by neop1x 6y ago
When I am purchasing HW peripherals, I always check Linux support in advance. Since I started doing that, I had zero compatibility problems.
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by neop1x 6y ago
Did they made a mistake? It looks to me that they took advantage of Splunk being proprietary. Not many people would use closed Splunk alternative. So they have made an open alternative and everyone loved it and this is what created the comm
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by neop1x 6y ago
Because it is full-featured editor running fully in text mode (so you can run it on the remote server or over a serial line) and uses short commands for most text edit needs. In comparison nano provides only very basic feaures (like Notepad
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But what if this openness is the thing made them more popular than closed solutions like Splunk?
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by neop1x 6y ago
A Docker image with cross-compilation toolchain?

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