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by sarnowski 10y ago
So, who is working on a ZipKin backend to reuse its data to have these nice graphs?
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by sarnowski 10y ago
That is what rkt with kvm is essentially doing as well, correct? https://coreos.com/rkt/docs/latest/running-lkvm-stage1.html
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GitHub down(status.github.com)
64 points by sarnowski 10y ago|33 comments
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by sarnowski 10y ago
This small post is spot on. The search queries could have been typed by me. One of the important things a developer has to learn is how to actually use Google for software investigation. Especially with the acronyms and very short names tha
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by sarnowski 10y ago
Yes, http://contrastrebellion.com/
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by sarnowski 11y ago
You can set up the --sign flag in your local gitconfig. git config --global user.signingkey $GPGKEY git config --global commit.gpgsign true In general, since you definitely do not want to upload your key material to GitHub, you
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by sarnowski 11y ago
That is great news! I hope they will also go the next tiny steps soon: 1) as another commenter already pointed out, I would really like to see an "unverified" badge instead of the "verified" to make GPG signing the defau
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by sarnowski 11y ago
It's a dedicated bare metal machine for you. The tradeoff with Hetzner is, that it's not expensive Server hardware, so you will encounter hardware problems more often compared to a Dell or HP server.
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by sarnowski 11y ago
I think (please correct if I am wrong), systrace has some race conditions and is not considered completely secure. "Applications that use clone()-like system calls to share the complete address space between processes may be able to re
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by sarnowski 11y ago
And now, it gets worse. My phone screen is so small compared to desktop - a lot of ads render sites unusable (blocking full screen without possibility to close). Thats why I love my Firefox on Android. Having the possibility of running uBlo
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by sarnowski 11y ago
https://github.com/zalando-stups/pierone/blob/master/resourc... PierOne is a Docker registry in Clojure with S3 backend and OAuth support. I wrote swagger1st[0] which is used there. Swagger supports auth
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by sarnowski 11y ago
Hi, at Zalando, we are scaling all of our core businesses with PostgreSQL. Depending on your dataset, it can be fairly easy to shard your data for a horizontal scale-out (think of independent customer datasets). We have lots of databases th
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by sarnowski 11y ago
tl;dr "netzpolitik.org" was accused of treason for publishing classified documents about plans by Germany's domestic spy agency to expand the surveillance of online communication. A big outcry to protect freedom of press bro
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German Justice Minister Maas Terminates Federal Prosecutor Range(dw.com)
1 points by sarnowski 11y ago|1 comments
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by sarnowski 11y ago
Kubernetes Cluster Federation (proposal) "Ubernetes" "Today, each Kubernetes cluster is a relatively self-contained unit, which typically runs in a single "on-premise" data centre or single availability zone of a cl
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by sarnowski 11y ago
Almost all discussions are focused inwards. That a foreign agency is trying to spy is no surprise. The big shock* comes from the details how german agencies were not only incapable of protecting anything but even helped foreign agencies to
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by sarnowski 11y ago
Not all modern OS have that directory mess: http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi/OpenBSD-current/man7/... https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=hier&sektion=7
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by sarnowski 11y ago
But its neither a Java nor JVM problem.
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by sarnowski 11y ago
Don't know your "real" world. In my real world, the AWS instance takes several minutes to come up - I can spare some milliseconds on thr JVM startup.
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by sarnowski 11y ago
http://blog.ndk.io/2014/02/11/jvm-slow-startup.html 40ms sounds okay for me, even for most command line tools. Oh and I most probably don't get a segmentation fault ;-)
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Swagger1st, a Clojure library for API first approaches(github.com)
2 points by sarnowski 11y ago|0 comments
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by sarnowski 11y ago
Actually, soekris were pretty good but they are kinda outdated. I just got an apu1d4 from pcengines[0] and OpenBSD works like a charm on it. Half the price, much more power. [0] http://www.pcengines.ch/apu1d4.htm
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by sarnowski 12y ago
This is true for Maven. The Maven repository project is very impressive and outstanding in its kind anyways. But leaving this great repository you are often on your own. Look at what happens to Google Code. How much stuff will be lost when
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by sarnowski 12y ago
Tbh, if your company relies on this software, I would also make sure that it cannot just vanish - and thats the most efftive solution. Artifacts can disappear from the internet and you don't know if the downloaded stuff is still the sa
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by sarnowski 12y ago
That's correct. They are still available in the ports. If were operating a complex setup, you probably already used nginx from ports before. Not being in the base means that it doesn't get the same security attention as its not of
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by sarnowski 12y ago
Most leasing contracts are on a 3 year basis.
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by sarnowski 12y ago
Thats what circuit breakers are for to not have cascading errors.
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by sarnowski 12y ago
Actually that is exactly the case in a library of mine[0]. Its not a bug of my code directly but due to non-POSIX compliance of Linux that triggers only with multiple threads (setuid does set the uid only for the executed thread and not for
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by sarnowski 12y ago
I guess they also have a lot of software running that they rely on and is written in C or C++. And still, there is no SDK - there is also no (Node)JS SDK. Using Docker does not force you to support golang in any way.
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by sarnowski 12y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8711284 600+ upvotes, top #1, vanishes from one second to another - whats up HN?

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