roeme

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by roeme 12y ago
You should know that subnets are not a past with IPv6. Unless you meant to say "I can't wait to have one big net for all of my $CORP". Even then, I wouldn't rule out partitioning your big net - there is enough stupid s
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by roeme 12y ago
>I remember reading about full IPv4-space scans showing some fairly massive blocks that were allocated but unused. Just because an IP doesn't answer to someone - especially coming from the general internet - doesn't mean it&#
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by roeme 12y ago
Not timing out here, Pun would suck, and here's a cached version for you: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:KNB7FI3...
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by roeme 12y ago
Reading this, and skimming over your other comments I suspect that english isn't really your first or second language...consider asking a friend with a english cert above FCE level to help you out with translations. No need for a profe
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by roeme 12y ago
>does not have the time to learn Chef, Puppet, etc. Dude, get out ASAP where you work or read puppet's tut NOW. Puppet began to be of real use to me after between half to one full workday (~8hrs.). IMO that's what you need to
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by roeme 12y ago
A developer relying on (current) visual tools isn't really a developer to me anyway. But I'm totally willing to give in here; the idea of visual programming has been around longer than me (search wikipedia for a start), and let&#x
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by roeme 12y ago
Now that you explained the IOS7 trick, it's obvious. (Given the environment: background filling image on a physical device movement as opposed to a image on a website).
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by roeme 12y ago
An interesting approach; I'm however skeptic as to how well DevOps lends itself to be visualized. And even if the techniques and products do now, futures ones may not, or require a lot of work to bring into this. >VisualOps is crea
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by roeme 12y ago
Surprisingly well faked in face of the fact that there's no real 3D information in the pictures. There simply cannot be new 'pixels' appearing that were (i.e. before applying the effect) hidden from objects in the cameras lin
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by roeme 12y ago
2) is this another example of a woman being criticised for having a voice? No, it is not - it is rather that you fear it's the case. It's no wonder given the growing emphasis on PC in recent years. Compare the OpenSSL/Ope
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by roeme 12y ago
You put a vague feeling I had while reading her piece somewhat into words; but IMO, the attribute immature suffices. All I thought after reading was "For the love of $DEITY. Please just grow up.". And I do not consider myself ve
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by roeme 12y ago
The retraction of the wheels happens relatively slowly (due to various engineering constraints); enough time to shuffle around. Given the fact that they were able to get into the wheel well at all; I suppose they could've either inspec
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by roeme 12y ago
Dupe. Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7568059
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by roeme 12y ago
This mail dates earlier than the OP linked. See http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.os.openbsd.tech/35722/ for a threaded view.
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by roeme 13y ago
>I don't know. It does sound rather perverse to refuse service to IE6 while keeping the website fully accessible for Lynx. But it's not. By keeping your website useable in Lynx, you make it a great deal easier for handicapp
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by roeme 13y ago
It might not be 100% the same, but it's also not completely different. You don't get to pick; if Yagan honestly was against gay discrimination, he shouldn't have supported Cannon. Especially since by 2004, the year of his don
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by roeme 13y ago
I don't like the whole affair, and in my opinion, while the discussion might've been appropriate, the turnout is disappointing. And it's been said in here; most actors in this affair didn't act very mature. But what both
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by roeme 13y ago
^ This. I'm wondering how this article, lacking substantial tech info, even made it here.
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by roeme 13y ago
Calling April Fools. Well done, but basic premise is just too obvious.
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by roeme 13y ago
I don't quite see the benefit of using make for arbitrary workflows (opposed to building software) over using plain old shell scripts. But it sure isn't that much more complex nor requires a lot more of your system, so I'd sa
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by roeme 13y ago
Please correct your second query, asking for the A RR of "youtube.com\@4.2.2.2." is needlessy wrong
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by roeme 13y ago
Unfortunately, virtually all work includes some stuff to do which you don't happen to love that much. So there will be always a factor which will tire you of your work to a certain degree, and always a separation between work and home.
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by roeme 13y ago
See comments below. (A cool thing btw. Just to make sure you don't get me wrong)
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by roeme 13y ago
The axes[1] are really poorly named. [1] English plurals can be funny.
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by roeme 13y ago
As other pointed out, there is just not enough information available. Hopefully soon somebody can make the paper available to the rest of us? What bothers me most however is what the authors seem to recommend as additional security measures
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by roeme 13y ago
This is interesting; but as a netizen taken part in international transactions outside of ebay/amazon I'm wondering how one can make the whole transaction safe/trusted in the face of complete anonymity for both seller and buy
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by roeme 13y ago
Points to take away from this: - Random corruption is a thing - Always make sure that your replication can't accidently screw you: - Replication doesn't replace a separate backup system - A version of your backup data
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by roeme 13y ago
Quite exactly what I thought. And even assuming they somehow managed to achieve a good/strong isolation from prying eyes/anonymization of the paper they have to handle inside their shop, there's still the fact that you'r
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by roeme 13y ago
I presume that over the next decade(s), Cu may be phased out and replaced by Fibre on a large scale for information transfer purposes. I do wonder about the effects on our environment though, namely wether making copper (metal) or Fibre cab
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by roeme 13y ago
> In practice you're more likely to find old, hard to maintain Perl code bases that noone is able or wants to rewrite in another language, if you get hired to program in Perl. If there was a realistic choice to use another language

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