raziel2p

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by raziel2p 9y ago
Only one backwards incompatible change in the changelog. I think they just went the wordpress route and didn't want to bump from 1.9 to 1.10.
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by raziel2p 9y ago
Seems like it was made open source very very recently: https://github.com/ansible/awx/commit/9524a5c8605e7feb6ce9ad...
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by raziel2p 9y ago
I have to imagine it's about how bad a crash would affect you. If you can make hourly backups and the data loss is not a huge deal, I don't see why you wouldn't, but for more important stuff just go the extra mile and get som
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by raziel2p 9y ago
"About six months after opening, PayPal -- our payment processor at the time -- demanded that we censor some of our users' content (mostly involving people talking about sex, usually fictionally, in explicit terms) that was legal
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by raziel2p 9y ago
Trying to get it working on Linux, I had to manually fix some permission errors, and now am stuck on this helpful error message: No executable found matching command "dotnet-net" Not a great experience, especially since I was able
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by raziel2p 9y ago
My main reason to not use pass is that I can't allow multiple private keys to unlock the password store. I don't want to transfer my private key between all my machines.
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by raziel2p 9y ago
I really like gitolite, except how you need to add users and SSH keys through a git repository. I'd prefer just plain configuration files that I could manage with my configuration manager.
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by raziel2p 10y ago
Is that really something you want to do in-memory? Once you have to start multiple worker processes or application servers behind a load balancer, you'll have to re-implement it with some sort of shared persistant store like Redis.
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by raziel2p 10y ago
I'd reconsider the name, I'm sure pretty it will cause confusion with pygit2.
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by raziel2p 10y ago
> 99% of the PGP-encrypted emails we get to security@golang.org are bogus security reports. Whereas “cleartext” security reports are only about 5-10% bogus. That seems odd. I wonder why it's like that?
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by raziel2p 10y ago
With 100K users and a minimum cooldown time of 5 minutes, there's 100K tiles per 5 minutes would be an upper limit. Only bots would hit that 5 minute cooldown every single time, and bots make up a very small minority of the users. Th
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by raziel2p 10y ago
Depends, the author suggests that one way to fix this is to extract the shared logic into a microservice of its own, but that may not be possible at all times. I also think that functionally, there's a very small difference between a l
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by raziel2p 10y ago
I don't think that's useful data. That could just as well be the code is more optimized for postgres, or the postgres client library in the language being used is more performant for some reason.
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by raziel2p 10y ago
In my experience, it's the same with any volunteer project that doesn't have a large amount of contributors and low barrier of entry for active contribution.
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by raziel2p 10y ago
I like to argue that you can start off using PHP as a scripting language with a single index.php file, then maybe learn to use some of the simple frameworks like Slim (though even that has become more complicated recently), then move from t
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by raziel2p 10y ago
A bit hard for me to tell what happened here, maybe because I don't know anything about SVN. The two PDFs with equal SHA1 hashes were git commited to the repository, but converting that to an SVN commit failed because... SVN can't
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by raziel2p 10y ago
Maybe. Or maybe the culture at Uber is really not that uncommon, and maybe managers at Uber will have plenty of like-minded friends who would be more than willing to give them a referral at other companies.
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by raziel2p 10y ago
Zabbix and Icinga2 were the most appealing alternatives that didn't require versioned config files for alerts last time I checked. I think Grafana will fill the basic GUI alerting needs, though. When you need more than a simple flat tr
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by raziel2p 10y ago
We'll probably be in the same position. Grafana will make simple thresholds easy to visualize, Kapacitor can do more advanced anomaly detection, and we still need something like Sensu to do alerts that aren't really bound to metri
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by raziel2p 10y ago
Any server is interesting enough to get pwned to join in on DDoS botnets. I've seen it happen to so many cheap personal VPSes.
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by raziel2p 10y ago
Like what? Out of curiosity.
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by raziel2p 10y ago
Should re-submit this when it's actually complete.
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by raziel2p 10y ago
I dislike this. The reasons I like semantic versioning is that it encourages things that I consider to be good: - releasing features separately from bugfixes - releasing backwards-compatible new features - releasing bugfixes for older relea
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by raziel2p 10y ago
Laravel is a pretty bad codebase, making use of reflection or just assuming methods are present instead of interfaces, actively laughing in the face of static typing. They're also awful at managing issues/bugs, where they'll
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by raziel2p 11y ago
Having played Starcraft at a somewhat high level, I don't agree. The very best players will beat an inferior player without surprises, either just by knowing when to be aggressive and when to be defensive, with smart tactical plays, fo
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by raziel2p 11y ago
I would not have thought that youtube-dl worked on random websites. Thanks, the HTML5 player was buffering like crazy for me.
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by raziel2p 11y ago
Most of these seem extremely simple. I would like to see some examples where a good database schema isn't so obvious.
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by raziel2p 11y ago
I get the exact same features from my configuration manager, as long as there is a command I can run to validate the configuration file(s).
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by raziel2p 11y ago
Funny, I use the opposite approach. If I can't configure and manage something via the filesystem, I usually stay clear of it. Specifically, not relying on the filesystem means I can't easily browse configuration, I can't have
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by raziel2p 11y ago
I'm looking forward to experimenting with this. At least in the documentation, there seems to be a lot of focus on extra tools. BOSH seems very off-putting. Having to use the "fly" CLI command to update pipeline configuration

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