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by p8952 12y ago
I've seen the exact same issue in some Dell PowerConnect switches. We only saw the issue when using the "iSCSI Auto-Config" mode. Manually configuring the switches with the same config but entered by hand resolved the issue.
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by p8952 12y ago
Sorry to seem negative, but what does this give that traditional package managers don't? The pain of ruby versions / gem versions are often felt by developers who are working with various untested components. For traditional end u
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by p8952 12y ago
Sorry if this is detailed somewhere on the site... but does it run from the mainline Linux kernel? Or do you need additional patches and/or binary blobs?
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by p8952 12y ago
It could also be an attack against one of their customers, again for the same reasons. DNS is a very weak point of the overall system so a very good place to target.
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by p8952 12y ago
I use Mintty, the terminal which comes with Cygwin, and it works great both on Windows and while ssh'ed into Unix boxes. Windows + Vim: https://i.imgur.com/soTIhNy.png SSH + Vim: https://i.imgur.com/aLs
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by p8952 12y ago
Depends how "real" the content needs to look, especially as most email spam is almost illegible anyway. Would receiving this[1] from a random .ru email really be something that would flag suspicion? [1] https://gist.git
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Node.js production release ships with no longer supported version of V8(code.google.com)
15 points by p8952 12y ago|0 comments
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by p8952 12y ago
For those without access to the full LinkedIn page: https://i.imgur.com/ocyqh2N.png GNOME Foundation - January 2002 - Present (12 Years 11 Months)
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by p8952 12y ago
Louis C.K. wonders how different the world would be if murder was legal, or at least a misdemeanor, in his HBO special "Oh My God": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHnsajl-kB8
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by p8952 12y ago
Surly the issue here is a complete lack of communication? Why did the development team start of 9.x without first consulting Ops about what versions are supported? Allowing developers to install and "self-support" a non-supported
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by p8952 12y ago
It's probably a bad idea to start (another) discussion on this topic, but... While the original (Debian Fork) made some ridiculous claims, this is not a fair comparison to make. As a neutral party I don't think I've seen anyo
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by p8952 12y ago
Your Discuss button seems to be overflowing: http://i.imgur.com/8s9O3DA.png
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by p8952 12y ago
Oh awesome, I didn't see that anywhere. I appreciate that mine is a strange edge case so thanks for all your help.
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by p8952 12y ago
Hey joshfng. Thanks for the info, but it's more the BIOS settings I'm interested in. For example DigitalOcean's Ubuntu 12.04 x64 images work fine with Vagrant/VirtualBox, and their CPUs support VT-x. However since they d
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by p8952 12y ago
I'm interested in knowing how GitHost are hosting GitLab CI. I'm currently using GLCI to run integration tests in Vagrant VMs, which unfortunately means most "cloud" hosting is out. joshfng (Assuming you are from GitHost
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by p8952 12y ago
That's a very good idea, coupled with what other people have suggested (Increase the time on the fly for devices/IPs making repeated or spammy looking requests) I could see this working.
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by p8952 12y ago
This is the key point I think. From my desktop (Intel Xeon CPU E5-1620) the example takes 12 seconds to run, on my phone (ARM Cortex-A7 MPCore) it's taking about 120 seconds to run. If you don't want to annoy your visitors you&#x2
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by p8952 12y ago
As I pointed out on Twitte(1), this looks like it might be illegal in the UK. Things such as ethnic background, political opinions, and religious beliefs are classified as sensitive personal data(2) Such data can only be recorded in specifi
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by p8952 12y ago
Seems to require a SSN, so I assume it's only good in the US?
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by p8952 12y ago
Rolling your own? This is as simple as it gets: http://128bitstudios.com/2011/11/21/authentication-with-sina... If you want to make it even easier, use OmniAuth: http://recipes.sinatrarb.com/p
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by p8952 12y ago
You should be sending a token and/or reset link which will allow the user to choose a new password. This is much better than just sending a new password because: * It can have a TTL. * The user has to change it, they can't just ke
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by p8952 12y ago
>She asked my husband if he spelled his name (Kevin) "the way you expect to spell it". I got a button that said "with Keven" and didn't have the heart to tell her what was wrong with it. Poor girl. As someone cur
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by p8952 12y ago
I forgot that the first line of the GPL reads "YOU MAY NOT SELL THIS FOR PROFIT". It's a shame there are no billion dollar companies based around the GPL... /s
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Explaining object-oriented programming to someone who's only coded in Fortran.(programmers.stackexchange.com)
1 points by p8952 12y ago|0 comments
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by p8952 12y ago
In my personal opinion this is what DevOps is, in fact "OpsDev" might even be a better word for it in most cases. It's about carrying out what are traditionally "Operations" tasks (Provisioning, Configuration, Orche
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by p8952 12y ago
I can't comment on the protocol, but tinc is very easy to set up. You just need to generate pub/priv keys and then add your routes in /etc/tinc/vpn/tinc-up. We're running it in production with ~30 nodes wo
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by p8952 13y ago
Knight Capital Group went bankrupt, it wasn't due to HFT, but was caused by bad electronic trading. http://pythonsweetness.tumblr.com/post/64740079543/how-to-lo...
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by p8952 13y ago
Net Neutrality can be supported and enforced without government intervention though.
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by p8952 13y ago
Check out Zabbix or Icinga
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by p8952 13y ago
Or for Python3: python -m http.server . Or Ruby: ruby -run -e httpd .

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