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by omni 11y ago
> such ridiculously insecure defaults Like having port 6379 be open to anyone who happens to wander by? Your firewall was horribly configured and you got burned, take this as a learning opportunity to fix your mistakes.
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by omni 11y ago
> Many countries have stars in their flags/coats of arms. And the meaning of stars on flags is definitely not "this is something I really like." It's not a clear symbol of anything.
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by omni 11y ago
What specifically do you think makes this un-Pythonic? It's very readable.
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by omni 11y ago
The storage problems are exacerbated for the newer phones, largely because the cameras keep taking higher resolution pictures.
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by omni 11y ago
That's some bizarre logic. Tax-free day doesn't "give back" anything, it just slows down the rate at which they exceed what they thought was acceptable.
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by omni 11y ago
> it's a lot more important to serious uses of Docker than `docker cp` This is a cheap shot and has no basis in the reality of how open source projects are managed and how people contribute to them.
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by omni 11y ago
Projects like Atom which have basically nothing to do with their core service?
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by omni 11y ago
What does vms stand for?
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by omni 11y ago
Just so you know, AWS RDS has Postgres instances starting at $13/mo hourly, or as low as $9.25/mo if you pay up front for a 1 year reservation.
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by omni 11y ago
I feel like we might be in an Internet fight here but the line about Pearl Harbor is the best thing I've read all day, thanks for that.
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by omni 11y ago
Nobody was hurt because they rolled the dice and got lucky. There was a non-zero probability of injury or death that was completely unjustified.
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by omni 11y ago
Murdering a family of 4 using the hack would garner even more attention. The ends don't justify the means.
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by omni 11y ago
Seriously, their #1 reason for not using Docker amounts to "we couldn't be bothered to update our kernel." This reads to me more of an interesting story about how they chose to solve the problem rather than a serious recommen
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Why We Wrote Dusty (Docker-Powered Development Environments)(tech.gc.com)
6 points by omni 11y ago|0 comments
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Dusty: Docker-Powered Development Environments(dusty.gc.com)
7 points by omni 11y ago|0 comments
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by omni 11y ago
> K-12 education, for instance, has no business being a state-level issue. This is contentious because there's no constitutional basis at all for the Federal government having any say over education per the 10th Amendment.[1] The Co
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by omni 11y ago
I have yet to even see what Voat looks like because every time there's a Reddit event and someone mentions it, Voat is completely unresponsive.
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by omni 11y ago
What industries are newer? It seems to me that, relative to other industries, it is indeed quite young.
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by omni 11y ago
I find it really hard to be excited about anything Boto-related when whoever's in charge of the main Boto project has allowed it to become an unmaintained disaster. Would much rather see them support their existing project. https:&#x2
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by omni 11y ago
> 1. The decision making process here was unsound. You need to follow the one, some, all approach of rolling out changes. Jumping in on multiple thousands of users was irresponsible. To be fair, it does seem here like the failure mode wo
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by omni 11y ago
> Python itself is written in C, not in Python. Which should give you clues to mediate and find your own answers. PyPy is written in Python and is much faster than CPython in a lot of cases, so I'm not sure the argument you're
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How to Route Traffic Through a Tor Container(blog.jessfraz.com)
1 points by omni 11y ago|0 comments
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by omni 11y ago
> I'm fond of saying that Golang isn't a particularly great programming language, but is one of the great programming tools. Could you elaborate on what you mean here? Why do you not consider Go a language? What do you consider
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by omni 11y ago
> Dropping Linux support is not okay. It's v1 of a product, if they waited to have every feature under the sun before initial launch then nothing would ever get released, ever.
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by omni 11y ago
> The reviewer was full of shit, I've had mine for over a week and most people don't even notice Do you realize yours is not the only perspective in the world?
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by omni 12y ago
You think the Internet isn't already 99% useless garbage? Sifting through it is the entire point of intelligent search engines.
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by omni 12y ago
> The defaults should be safe. That's one opinion fitting one set of use cases. There are plenty of use cases where speed is more important than durability. Hell, Redis default configs don't enable the append-only log, but you
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by omni 12y ago
Did you really need to grind your axe in two separate comments on the same story? The first was sufficient.
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by omni 12y ago
That is actually how I'm deployed right now. Still pretty slow, and S3 has its own downsides (mostly you can get false 404s after you've pushed an image but before it's fully propagated).
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by omni 12y ago
So excited for Registry 2.0, the slowness of the current registry is a real pain point. Anyone who writes an article benchmarking the two against each other will receive my upvote.

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