newaccoutnas

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   Rancher 2.2 Released(github.com)

   3 points by newaccoutnas 8y ago|0 comments
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   by newaccoutnas 8y ago

   I'm not really following, perhaps it's too early here. AWS is a cloud provider, Kubernetes is container orchestration software. Here's a crazy thing, we do K8S on AWS.
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   by newaccoutnas 8y ago

   A mistake that should have been found very quickly, given the eyes. Not for years without ever apparently being known (I find that hard to believe)
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   by newaccoutnas 8y ago

   There's thousands of RPI cluster designs, not many Plan 9 detailed guides for said cluster though.
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   by newaccoutnas 8y ago

   A new idea for a Hitchcock film...
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   by newaccoutnas 8y ago

   I wonder if they publish their drive failure rates like BackBlaze? 5 Eyes tax payers and all.
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   by newaccoutnas 8y ago

   Wasn't Gopher fairly un-open model (initially) one of the reasons HTTP/HTML became so much of a thing in the first place?
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   by newaccoutnas 8y ago

   Oh, thanks, I'll take a look
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   by newaccoutnas 8y ago

   I'm sure Shay et al have good intentions, but to have any degree of usability with elastic.co you need to buy x-packs which goes against the grain a little. I'd still like to have auth (not just basic-http) on personal projects.
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    Use MPEG-DASH and have CDN's deal with it... This is CERN, the people who made the worlds largest particle accelerator and can do data aquisition at speeds that would make other's eyes water. I'm sure they could do this.
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    I can't see why they would, they don't use internally (afaik). Even Amazon has it's own (centos derived) version of linux for instances.
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    So, a service, then?
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    Umm, Nyquist-Shannon Theory? Listening to 24Bit 192Khz can actually damage the cillia in your ear
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    KU Leuven scientists crack the code for affordable, eco-friendly hydrogen gas(nieuws.kuleuven.be)

    2 points by newaccoutnas 8y ago|0 comments
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    I'm afraid to tell you that the data already exists for quite large areas, but it's held by the very people (mining etc) that you don't want open access (as it's their IP). This is a plan to open data to all and I think
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    I think that's the first time I've seen anyone advocate cloudformation above anything.
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    I find using automated tools as part of the pipeline, like codefactor, are a decent first step to sort out some of the glaring issues. As they're automated and act as quality gates before an actual human comes to do a review then they&
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    My laptop is very much bog standard, but gimp had no problem loading it. Generally this may more come down to software implementation, rather than drivers
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    For the average user, against the larger players in the market?
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    I think the asertion that it's on the baseband is correct, for sure
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    What are world we live in where we have to put trust in our lightbulb provider
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    Indeed, but will a non-tecnical user know that. It's been of increasing frequency non-technical users ask for disks to be wiped though, they are aware it contains sensitive information... but a light bulb? Maybe no lightbulb moment for
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    Same here, I read it all one Sunday.. couldn't put it down.
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    We used FAI[1] to install it into the boot images we used and then ran it that way (other methods), but there still is the verification of the packages you put on those. Short of manually auditing the code and compiling that yourself then t
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    It's been in there for years EDIT: Over 12 years to be precise. * added apt-transport-https method Fri, 12 Jan 2007 20:48:07 +0100
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    ISP's can do awful things to traffic. I'm not sure why you should trust your ISP and if anything trusting makes you blinkered to some of their practices.
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    I think the point is more about if you're on uncontrolled wifi (i.e. internet cafes) access points or other nefarious things like mobile providers that rewrite CSP policy (vodafone.pt). These things happen and some safety via a VPN may
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    I think RH's longevity meant that it was already in a stronger position. There was also the kernel build obfuscation that happened to supposedly twhart unbreakable linux from taking everything wholesale.
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    I came here to post the same thing, had a look around the blog and no link
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    by newaccoutnas 8y ago

    Is there any rationale for running docker with sudo (assuing the non uid0 user is in the docker group)? https://github.com/bloomberg/goldpinger/blob/master/Makefile