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by ptsneves 7y ago
I think the comment is about the parallel between a post Versailles humiliated Germany leading to Hitler.
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by ptsneves 7y ago
Is this so important that there needs to be retaliation? Could not care less.
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by ptsneves 7y ago
I liked much more anihalation than inception in retrospective. There are many more questions in anihalation than in inception,where it can boil down to "is this real? ". Anihalation goes into how do I want to be part of the world,
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by ptsneves 7y ago
As ubiquiti is the apple of routers and they do have very good routers and software, what is the motivation for putting openwrt?
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by ptsneves 7y ago
I think it might be you get your head blown, but only if you demand help and start denigrating a project because it should support this and that. I actually found very good behavior in mailing lists to very outright rude or careless questio
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by ptsneves 7y ago
Hello Sean Great work! What are your thoughts on Janus webrtc signaling server and do you consider targeting it? I am building a drone fleet manager with live video and integration with other video sources and have been working with Janus b
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by ptsneves 7y ago
In Portugal they were called New Christians. Things were so crappy for these people. They trace their history both in Portugal and Spain for centuries. Frictions existed but things were mostly settled with whole villages professing Jewish c
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by ptsneves 7y ago
I feel you. If it makes you feel better they do not take a dump only on small customers. Their axiaa business also screws their customers so much. Worst vendor in the industry. We are talking about multi million businesses.
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by ptsneves 7y ago
Which is ironic given they used to push a lot for yocto where everything is a recipe that build stuff from source.
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by ptsneves 7y ago
Never understood the whole alpine thing. I would say most sysadmins doing docker stuff do not understand the concept of what is a libc and its variants to understand the consequences of their choices. Hell I work in embedded and have worked
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by ptsneves 7y ago
Really? I live in Wroclaw and cannot recall any non electric lamps. Would you care to elaborate?
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by ptsneves 7y ago
in Poland. They do not dub it, they narrate it/ translate it with the most monochordic voice possible. It's like they strip away emotions from language. I cannot stand a full movie like that,as in Portugal we have it the same way
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by ptsneves 7y ago
Interesting compromise from the github issue: "In other to reduce latency we decided to compress and flush on each data frame. The downside is that it degrades the compression ratio. The second option is to let gzip to compress until t
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by ptsneves 7y ago
I set up a lightsail instance for 3 dollars with algo. The only configuration in algo I made was that I disabled peer isolation so I can control my home and server appliances from anywhere. No problem whatsoever with blocked sites. The only
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by ptsneves 7y ago
This sounds awesome. One of the weaknesses of Test driven development always seemed to me, that ultimately a human may not be very good finding the edge cases to test. After all if he was very good then he would account for them on the code
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by ptsneves 7y ago
For me the interesting part was a cliff hanger:). How exactly a context free parser and lexer help in specification? Do such cases exist? If not why? Also why have I never heard of context free programing languages? I am trying to think of
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by ptsneves 7y ago
You don't. If they require any restricted contact with the general populace they will be either incarcerated or have restraining orders. If you believe the person should forever be in societies debt I guess the death penalty is more pr
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by ptsneves 7y ago
Unless somehow you are part of the state.
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by ptsneves 7y ago
There are plenty of resources but probably in book form. My first Linux book had an intro to Tcl/tk. I disagree with the op that tcl/tk is not dead. Yeah it still exists but it is rarely used and younger systems programmers/A
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by ptsneves 7y ago
My experience with lxd is very limited. Actually I worked with liblxc which is the underlying paradigm, and i kind of disagree with you. The paradigm of lxd is much more foreign to me than docker. I am pretty familiar with my application an
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by ptsneves 7y ago
I use embedded Linux, not rtos chips. The tool chain is generated by yocto. Yocto is an embedded Linux from scratch distro creator. It creates images and environment for cross development. My connection with the docker was not so toolchain
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by ptsneves 7y ago
To be honest I only very recently got to know ansible and related techs so I maybe missing an opportunity to learn something. Even so I think you are forgetting the DEV part. With ansible and chef you can make a deployment to the real infra
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by ptsneves 7y ago
> For me containerization was always about deterministic environments and ease of deployment instead of performance and clusterin This! I come from the embedded world with a bit of webui and having yocto for the embedded reproducibility
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by ptsneves 7y ago
In my opinion the force push option availability decreases proportionally with the number of users of a repo. In a repo where about 400 people work to make a force push we needed to get authorization from management and do it in a weekend.
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by ptsneves 7y ago
My work flow consists in working in some topic locally and committing in the smallest topic units possible. Then as I make some fixes due to typos or plain wrong logic I just amend or fix up. The longer I keep branched out then bigger the l