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nyrikki
9y ago
Funny enough the right information was available and accessible that made it trivial for me to follow my direct lineage back to Charlemagne Of course being 42 generations removed, he is only 1 of 4,398,046,511,104 potential direct ancestor
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nyrikki
9y ago
Not exactly a great example if Mozilla is trying to claim the high ground.
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nyrikki
9y ago
> Subscribed: Feb 15, 2016 I have never had a problem with youtube on Fire TV, which is the reason I subscribed to YouTube Red. Amazon failing to support ChromeCast doesn't justify throwing your customers under the bus. Which is exa
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nyrikki
9y ago
If they produced a device that was compelling or competitive, remember with Chromecast, content must be sent from a compatible device. But a quick search shows that the Chromecast Ultra is available at the following locations near me. Fred
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nyrikki
9y ago
It is Google serving the ads, if you have Youtube Red you see zero ads on the firetv with youtube. The unfortunate that the Chromecast ultra etc...are braindead devices that require a phone or tablet to even use. I probably use my FireTV as
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nyrikki
9y ago
Alternatively, we need to quite ignoring when projects warn about changing behavior and provide tools to mitigate the change. __future__.division was optional in 2.0.0, which was released in 2001 __future__.print_function was optiona
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nyrikki
9y ago
Note that this mostly just an opinion piece is also very guilty of attempting to poison the well. "AP systems are not 100% available in practice" Nothing is 100% available, it is like absolute zero, you can get close but never rea
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nyrikki
9y ago
Xen is having a tough time keeping up with qemu/KVM which can take advantage of all the development time Intel spends on the kernel and the scheduler. Obviously Xen will have a long life due to AWS, but I am failing to see anything tha
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9y ago
It is back up for me, but now I am annoyed they can't follow specs at all. For l They ignore: https://standards.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-spec-... And kitchen sink everything under the xdg config dir...
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9y ago
With the length of the outage it seems more like a DB issue. And if this is still correct there look to be some fragile dependencies. https://aws.amazon.com/solutions/case-studies/slack/ The API isn't e
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nyrikki
9y ago
No offence intended and these terms are not tightly defined but I would call your imaged a 'baked' image. My feeling is that I don't know how long a base-image will stick around. If ca-certificates is installed in my base im
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nyrikki
9y ago
While not as small it is trivial to make an up-to-date debian base image (or Fedora/Arch) any time you want. If you care about security you probably don't want to use random unverified images anyway. $ sudo debootstrap stretc
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nyrikki
9y ago
On point 1) yes so they would have to compile, that is not a huge barrier and it would also result in improved quality of modules just as CI/CD does. On 2) even if you ignore the much larger attack surface due to running ALL installs a
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nyrikki
9y ago
PyPI should also run a build to audit behavior which would be fairly easy to implement. A submitted package would just fail if it access the network or privileged files during compile unless unique needs are called out in an spec file. I do
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9y ago
It is Let's Encrypt, I just converted my test project so that I could kill the Jenkins job to update the Cert. Issued By Common Name (CN) Let's Encrypt Authority X3
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nyrikki
9y ago
I agree but wanted to add in pandas and seaborn. I actually keep a jupyter qtconsole open to use them for ad-hoc data visualization. Pandas replaced excel for me a while ago and I cringe every time I need to abandon seaborn for a Tableau w
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nyrikki
9y ago
Linux doesn't require 2.7, and will be switching soon. But you can remove most of the pain from a future migration by just adding the following to all your 2.7 code and changing your code. Note that these future modules were all avail
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nyrikki
9y ago
McNealy freely admitted in an interview that: "we were able to hook Java runtime onto the free, open source Netscape browser. And it was a collision of two things that accelerated and launched each other together. It was fascinatingly
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9y ago
While not perfect, the following removes most of the pain and some programmer in the future will thank you for it. from __future__ import (absolute_import, division, print_function) __metaclass__ = type # pylint: disable=invalid-name