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by nisa 11y ago
I don't know. If you go that route then it's just: Study mathematics or theoretical physics and then learn everything you need. The problem is pulling that off. Sure if you are clever and pursue a PhD it's worth going the abs
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by nisa 11y ago
AMD can't compete on single thread performance and performance/watt. It's okay for a personal desktop and likely you'll save some bucks against Intel but for high-end desktops/workstations and servers they just can&
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by nisa 11y ago
If guess you could irritate users or trick them into clicking something they don't want if you are able to position elements on the site, maybe DoS the browser or fake the identity in a comment box. CSS is quite powerful.
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by nisa 11y ago
There was a talk on 32C3 about CPU bugs and the insane work that goes into preventing them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDmv0sDB1Ak
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by nisa 11y ago
> Single threaded programs are no faster on new computers, and most multi threaded programs dont scale well to many cores. There is also some progress - http://www.cpubenchmark.net/singleThread.html I'm writing this
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by nisa 11y ago
Ambari looks nice from the outside but it's some kind of zombie that is full of os-specific stuff, opaque puppet stuff, python, java and even brings nagios and ganglia to the party. If it works it's probably fine, have fun debuggi
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by nisa 11y ago
Thanks for that comment. Running a complex nginx config with lot's of special treatment for subfolders on nginx - why and where a requests ends up in such a configuration is really difficult to tell. However Apache just can't do s
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by nisa 11y ago
I really enjoy nginx, as it's more flexible to configure but I've never understood why Apache got this slow label... FTA: In February 2012, the Apache 2.4.x branch was released to the public. Although this latest release of Apach
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by nisa 11y ago
> And [0] indicates that you can live-replace a failed drive in a btrfs RAID array. (The man page makes it seem that you might want to also pass the -r flag to the replace operation.) Good catch! I have to test on a rented server I'
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by nisa 11y ago
Hi, sorry for my tone - it's beyond rational discussion - however I still think it's not totally coming from nowhere: [RAID] >sigh From the message that you linked: The part below your quote is interesting. > General note ab
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by nisa 11y ago
RaiserFS is dead as far as I've read. btrfs is a shitshow - sorry to having to resort to such words but I will refrain from using it ever again if I have a choice. If you look at the btrfs wiki there a lot of features but most of these
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by nisa 11y ago
liberal copyright laws create jobs. This is the opposite of that. It's big corporations securing profits and making sure there will be no competition.
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by nisa 11y ago
Most cases aren't taken to court. Courts have decided against these firms in the past and the general climate is turning against them. I've got similar claims (but only 500€) and the lawyer firm stopped bothering me after I'v
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by nisa 11y ago
I don't want to start this discussion but it largely comes down to taste. Some people don't want to run dbus or have no use for journald. If you put your daemons into runit you can have a small and lean image without dbus. Persona
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by nisa 11y ago
Counter argument: Germany. Free and good public health care with additional private health care that is affordable. Esoteric thinking and homeopathic medicine are extremely common in educated and high income circles outside of STEM fields -
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by nisa 11y ago
For you as a ordinary citizen I guess not much. More products in the supermarket and depending where you are slightly better or worse safety regulations (likely worse). A big selling for TTIP in Germany has been normalisation of industry st
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Digital Musical Instruments [video](media.ccc.de)
4 points by nisa 11y ago|2 comments
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by nisa 11y ago
If you run runit you can also take a look at runwhen: http://code.dogmap.org/runwhen/ It's cron and at implemented in a quite elegant way. Unfortunately there does not seem to be much love for it in distributions.
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by nisa 11y ago
Stalker - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0079944/
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by nisa 11y ago
So could this evolve into a better owncloud server? I don't think AGPL is a problem for the majority of owncloud usecases. It looks it's based on Python & Postgres - maybe it has better performance than owncloud?
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by nisa 11y ago
https://nixsrv.com/llthw is the real deal (IMHO).
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by nisa 11y ago
"This all happened under the impact of a kind of fanatic religious ideology called economics -- and that's not a joke -- based on hypotheses that have no theoretical grounds and no empirical support but are very attractive because
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by nisa 11y ago
The article lacks any data? I've found some numbers here: https://books.google.de/books?id=BY_1BwAAQBAJ&lpg=PA2&ots=Y8... That's still difficult to archive with a desktop.
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by nisa 11y ago
So the post in /r/sysadmin[1] has nothing to do with reality? I guess we'll have to wait for a post-mortem. I don't want to be in the shoes of the ops personnel there, I hope everythings turns out fine! 1: https:/&
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The wacky economics of Germany’s parallel universe (2014)(ft.com)
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by nisa 11y ago
Here is biased take on it: http://www.flassbeck-economics.de/the-lies-of-the-ruling-cir...
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by nisa 11y ago
> And their recovery was underway This considered bullshit by at least Hans-Werner-Sinn and Flassbeck - 2 economists that usually don't share a lot of opinions. Also austeritiy didn't work and made things worse: http:/&#x
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by nisa 11y ago
A lot of the cool stuff of IPv6 like ULA or prefix translation is only working if you have more than a /64 for an server. A /64 is specified as an endpoint. If you want to run a few VMs that are globally routable without DHCPv6 yo
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by nisa 11y ago
*If you life in a first world country and come from at least a lower-middle class background You are talking about money. Not modern wall-street finance. > huge amount of human progress is owed to modern-day financial institutions. Like
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by nisa 11y ago
> ...when you get to the network edge. I'm not a networking guy. Where is the difference? One table entry for the /48 should be enough? Where is the difference to a /64 that still allows enough IP addresses to blow somethi

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