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   by rkeene2 7y ago

   I don't think Google One does, but that is a service you can pay for: https://contributor.google.com/v/marketing
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   by rkeene2 7y ago

   I started building something like this at one point and called it AppBox [0], to make installing apps on the device similar to installing apps on a server. I think Docker took over this role. [0] http://appbox.rkeene.org/
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   by rkeene2 7y ago

   This is going to be a Tcl extension named "webassembly" that then allows you to load other Tcl extensions that are compiled to WebAssembly. Right now Tcl loads binary extensions using the "load" command, this will load a
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   by rkeene2 7y ago

   One of my next projects is to create a Tcl package for webassembly that will let other extension authors compile their packages targeting WebAssembly and be able to use those compiled binaries on any platform.
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   Live Stream of Tcl'2019 Conference (Day 2)(youtube.com)

   2 points by rkeene2 7y ago|0 comments
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   Live Stream of Tcl'2019 Conference(youtu.be)

   2 points by rkeene2 7y ago|0 comments
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   by rkeene2 7y ago

   I use ~/devel
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   by rkeene2 7y ago

   Relevant to this goal is Stage0 [0], which is attempt to bootstrap a compiler toolchain. It is still a work in progress but the most promising attempt I have seen. [0] https://github.com/oriansj/stage0
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   by rkeene2 7y ago

   I compared them in 2010 here: https://rkeene.org/projects/info/wiki/BtrFS Overall similar. I ran into more critical bugs with BtrFS, but ZFS (on Solaris) was not perfect (most of our Solaris kernel panics we
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    This is one reason I created hashcache [0][1], for referencing remote immutable resources that can be addressed by their cryptographic hash. I used this in my Linux distribution to download source tarballs for every package by their SHA2-2
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    This is the whole concept of Solaris boot environments
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    Exactly. Solaris implemented this as "contracts" to make its service management framework (SMF, which is similar to systemd, but came out first and is superior in many ways).
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    There's no need to "sudo ssh" (which has all kinds of bad implications). For an example see: http://www.rkeene.org/viewer/tmp/ssh-ip-tunnel.txt.htm
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    It's not exactly a proxy, but a leading/lagging indicator, which has its own value.
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    You could also switch from Git to Fossil which supports issues and wikis as part of its decentralized nature, in addition to unversioned artifacts (e.g., for release artifacts)
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    cernVMFS sounds like AppFS [0] with fewer features. Some of those features, like writability or setuid files, might be useful for CERN users. [0] http://AppFS.net/
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    I think there are a few implicit assumptions in your post that could be examined for a better proposal. 1. Consensus of what is valid doesn't require a tradable and fungible token so adding that game element is not required for decentr
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    Check out "filed" [0] for a small C webserver that does a lot to be fast. [0] http://filed.rkeene.org/
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    It can also tunnel IP packets or Ethernet frames, see http://rkeene.org/viewer/tmp/ssh-ip-tunnel.txt.htm
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    That's not how these contracts actually work. Certainly Amazon COULD act against their customer's interests but the customer will be around for a long time, so that would be really short-sighted. The process for re-bidding them s
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    The great thing about Solaris is all the debugging tools, the bad thing about Solaris is you have to use all the debugging tools. As to why you might want to do this -- it wasn't obvious that the filesystem being full was related to &q
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    And there was no point in reporting kernel bugs to Sun/Oracle at the time, because they did not care.
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    The Day “/Proc” Died(dev.to)

    137 points by rkeene2 7y ago|77 comments
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    You might really enjoy Solaris's boot environments, then ;-)
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    To sign or encrypt emails you could use S/MIME. It is much more widely supported than PGP for signing and encrypting emails as well.
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    Why Is There Packet Loss?(dev.to)

    3 points by rkeene2 7y ago|0 comments
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    Are Internet points more fake than other kinds of points ? Would they be less fake if we had a system to aggregate all the points from other systems (Hacker News, YouTube, whatever other systems award their users points on the Internet) in
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    Or at least VB 1.0 for DOS
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    For a project I was working I needed to synchronize clocks with extremely high precision (though accuracy was less important, and it was masterless so there was no authority) similar to PTP and I created the following simple system: 1. Serv
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    by rkeene2 7y ago

    Here it is as a service that will just send you a signed SAML assertion for any username given. IdP URL: https://rkeene.dev/saml-idp-1/ Metadata: https://rkeene.dev/saml-idp-1/metadata.xml