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   Linux Application Container Fundamentals(nikhilism.com)

   3 points by nsm 10y ago|0 comments
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   by nsm 10y ago

   I believe Robin Hanson's "Age of Em" takes this to its logical conclusion if we consider economics above everything else. http://ageofem.com/
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   by nsm 10y ago

   > The second bullet in particular can be ironic because I've seen senior-engineer-written code break production because it tried to rely on a third party library to do something without doing any unit, functional, or performance tes
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   by nsm 10y ago

   Have you checked out https://github.com/iron-io/lambda . Their is a tool for docker container creation, and also AWS Lambda compatibility.
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   by nsm 10y ago

   Try https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/warn-before-q...
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   by nsm 11y ago

   Relevant read https://blog.jaibot.com/the-copenhagen-interpretation-of-eth...
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   by nsm 11y ago

   Worked fine for me on FF44 on Mac.
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   by nsm 11y ago

   The Safari feature is non-standard. Firefox implements the WebPush API that Chrome also supports. So sites supporting Safari will not automatically work in Firefox.
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   by nsm 11y ago

   Out of curiosity, how does sourcegraph compare to something like mozilla's dxr [1][2]. Granted DXR is C++ only, but it is the best tool I know for browsing C++ in a browser while being able to navigate semantically. [1] https:/&#
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    by nsm 11y ago

    It is: http://www.theonion.com/video/more-office-workers-switching-...
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    by nsm 11y ago

    Thanks. I am having trouble understanding how crypto would help (I did read [0]). The hash and the files are stored in the same repository. If an attacker edited a file, couldn't they update the hashes of that commit and everything rel
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    by nsm 11y ago

    I understand the 32-bit time not being a good idea, but why is SHA-1 bad for a non-cryptographic application?
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    by nsm 11y ago

    Please don't use mercurial queues. histedit, rebase and the recent changeset evolution extension allow you to do everything while having first class history and merging support. Also far easier to understand than git. Useful links (fir
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    by nsm 11y ago

    I use the x230 and all the hardware works right out of the box. Pretty much the only manual setup i did was for laptop power management and a xsessionrc to disable the touchpad since I always use the red dot.
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    by nsm 12y ago

    Republic Wireless does the handoff and is slightly cheaper. With Google you buy a Nexus 6 ~$650, RW needs a Moto X ~$300, so I guess it is a cheaper out of pocket cost.
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    by nsm 12y ago

    Could you explain how this would be faster than light? Wouldn't the particles be traveling at the speed of light?
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    by nsm 12y ago

    Out of curiosity, Rust was first built on libuv, then libuv was removed, now mio looks like an API very similar to libuv, but not using libuv. What were the decisions behind this and why is it better than not using an existing lib that shou
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    by nsm 12y ago

    Also, it seems I don't understand Medium, but I'm unable to see any comments there, or even find some button that says 'comments'. Do I have to sign in to even read comments?
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    by nsm 12y ago

    Thanks! What about Fx for Android prevents you from switching? It would be great to have that data.
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    by nsm 12y ago

    Serviceworkers only shipped in Chrome 40 which was released on Jan 30, so that is not the reason. it is the filesystem api.
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    by nsm 12y ago

    Seems like it is being worked on - https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1126289
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    by nsm 12y ago

    (Disclaimer: I work for Mozilla) 1) I was disappointed that Mozilla continues to be seen as a tech company even by people in the know (author says he was/is a web dev). Mozilla is a political organization with a mission[1] to keep the
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    by nsm 12y ago

    It uses webrtc. The link you share will work on any browser that has webrtc. The icon is only to make things easier if you use firefox.
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    by nsm 12y ago

    Please file a bug at bugzilla.mozilla.org, or you can email me the details (email in profile) and I'll file it for you.
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    by nsm 12y ago

    Your personal data isn't going anywhere. The server is only used for establishing the connection when clients are behind NATs (which in today's environment you usually always are). If I understand WebRTC correctly, once the link i
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    by nsm 12y ago

    WebRTC is encrypted end to end. afaik Telefonica is only providing a STUN/TURN server so NATed clients can discover each other. You don't have to worry about Telefonica or anyone else eavesdropping.
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    by nsm 12y ago

    Interesting to see firefox for android in the stock photos. Does anyone know if that is going to be the default browser?
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    by nsm 12y ago

    I'm running Firefox nightly on Linux on a thinkpad x230 and this runs perfectly.
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    by nsm 12y ago

    Have you tried the Nightly builds of pentadactyl? Those usually work upto and including Fx30, and usually are updated to work with whatever is on Aurora.
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    by nsm 13y ago

    Is there any proof that they felt uncomfortable at any time ? Every post I've seen from Mozilla employees has stated that they find the work environment at Mozilla very supportive and Mozilla does have excellent pro-LGBT benefits. I fa