sciurus

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   by sciurus 7y ago

   Stand up to them by doing what? Moving to SF? Turning down the job and working for a local company that pays even less?
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   by sciurus 7y ago

   Mozilla will either outfit your home office and pay your ISP bill or pay $350 a month towards a coworking space.
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   by sciurus 7y ago

   Mozilla reduces salaries outside of SF/Bay and NYC, but from what I've seen it's not a major difference.
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   by sciurus 7y ago

   A Whopper contains mayonnaise, which is made from egg yolk. I assume that's what bifrost meant by "animal products".
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   by sciurus 7y ago

   > The things that are resistant to tinkering in MacOS are the UI But not completely resistant. For example, there are multiple tiling window managers for os x.
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   by sciurus 7y ago

   Keep an eye out for improvements on mobile. https://www.androidpolice.com/2019/04/26/mozilla-outlines-pl...
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   by sciurus 7y ago

   This post makes more sense if you know what license zero is. > License Zero is a new way to support open software developers. Contributors can choose from two new licenses, Parity and Prosperity, that make their work free for not-for-pr
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   by sciurus 7y ago

   Then Secretary of State and now Governor Brian Kemp has a history of falsely claiming groups he doesn't like are hacking GA election systems. https://www.ajc.com/news/state--regional-govt--politics/prob...
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   Merging OpenTracing and OpenCensus: A Roadmap to Convergence(medium.com)

   4 points by sciurus 7y ago|0 comments
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    by sciurus 7y ago

    "the only fix is to lose Speculative execution entirely" As mentioned elsewhere, this is incorrect and does not describe what CPU designers have done. That probably explains the downvotes.
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    by sciurus 7y ago

    Also, better comparisons are perl, python, ruby, etc. Many other languages have centralized package repositories, but they aren't controlled by a for-profit, venture-backed company. I'm sympathetic to the idea that npm inc's
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    Why Turning on HTTP/2 Was a Mistake(lucidchart.com)

    277 points by sciurus 7y ago|151 comments
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    by sciurus 7y ago

    There are similar undocumented limits for how many open TCP connections you can have to an instance, which vary depending on the instance size and whether or not your security group rules require connection tracking. And don't get me s
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    by sciurus 7y ago

    This is a fair question, albeit off topic. You can see Mozilla's latest annual report report at https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/foundation/annualreport/2017/ And the latest public financial statement
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    by sciurus 7y ago

    Do you have another source? That link 404s.
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    by sciurus 7y ago

    Actual previous discussion from less than a day ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19677721 I guess this slipped through the dupe detector due to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19684806
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    by sciurus 7y ago

    This is how many HTTP caches and CDNs work. The terminology used to describe it is often request collapsing or request coalescing. Some examples: * varnish: https://info.varnish-software.com/blog/hit-for-pass-varnish-..
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    Deep space dial-up: How Nasa speeds up its interplanetary communications(arstechnica.com)

    3 points by sciurus 7y ago|0 comments
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    GKE Advanced: reliability, simplicity and scale for enterprise workloads(cloud.google.com)

    4 points by sciurus 7y ago|0 comments
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    by sciurus 7y ago

    This is going to be really dependent on your social circle. I work remotely and know many people who work remotely for different companies. Most of them are full-time employees.
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    GKE Sandbox: Heightened security for your containers(cloud.google.com)

    3 points by sciurus 8y ago|0 comments
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    by sciurus 8y ago

    And yet many Americans continue to eat "hot dogs, ham, bacon and turkey bacon, corned beef, pepperoni, salami, smoked turkey, bologna and other luncheon and deli meats, sausages, corned beef, biltong or beef jerky, canned meat and meat
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    by sciurus 8y ago

    Seconding this. We used helm just to render templates; we don't run tiller. As I understand it the upcoming version of helm ditches tiller completely.
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    by sciurus 8y ago

    You're right. Chrome and Firefox on iOS are WebKit-based.
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    by sciurus 8y ago

    In a similar spirit, check out https://egbg.home.xs4all.nl/counterscript.html
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    by sciurus 8y ago

    No nee to switch to a fork for that. Tree Style Tab 2.x supports Firefox even after the switch to webextensions. (Disclaimer: I work for Mozilla but not directly on the browser)
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    by sciurus 8y ago

    Thanks for sharing! That is definitely a better link than the one posted.
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    by sciurus 8y ago

    That should have said between, not below. Also, I'll add a link to http://wsprnet.org/drupal/wsprnet/map . Essentially this shows the transmitter and receiver locations for low power beacons, which might give
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    by sciurus 8y ago

    The HF bands (below 3 and 30 Mhz, also called shortwave) propagate by bouncing of the ionosphere. A major part of amateur radio is using them for intercontinental communication. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_freque
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    by sciurus 8y ago

    Zoom supporting Linux (albeit not as well as the like) should put them towards the top of your list, not the bottom. Most vendors in this space don't bother at all AFAIK.