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scubbo
7y ago
I'm not really sure what you're saying. It looks like you're humorously drawing attention to the fact that the user considers the app to be extremely good and just lacking one nice-to-have feature (encryption), whereas you be
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scubbo
7y ago
Fascinating - thanks for your input! I wasn't aware of the CPU cache's extra limitation - that makes a lot of sense. And, yes - as you say, it makes perfect sense that having all the data of an object colocated (and at predictable
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scubbo
7y ago
> scubbo's questions already indicate some knowledge of memory management I'm flattered! But no - I have a math degree, and the Java and Python that I'm familiar with are strictly high-level and self-taught from six years
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7y ago
I don't have a CS background, so apologies in advance if these are basic questions, but: > For this layout to work though, constructor needs to allocate memory for the whole object at once. It can’t allocate just enough space for ba
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scubbo
8y ago
Thanks! I had to look up "broadcast domain" to understand the last paragraph, but that helped illuminate some things. Thank you!
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scubbo
8y ago
Thanks! That's certainly helpful!
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scubbo
8y ago
Something that's missing from this (otherwise great!) guide, that has puzzled me for a while - what's the point? What does this configuration actually gain you/AWS? My best guess is that private subnets are for DDOS protectio
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scubbo
8y ago
Wow - our experiences are completely different! I consider the God-tier to be exclusively Excession , The Player of Games , and Use of Weapons , and most of the rest are simply "good" (but, as a later commenter points out, stil
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scubbo
9y ago
Logging in to HN for the first time in several years to say thank you for your swift and responsible action.
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scubbo
13y ago
> "The biggest culprit of a simple icon turning villain is the elevator at my apartment. You’d think how much more simpler can this get. Up to go up and vice versa, isn’t it?" I don't understand. Is this not the case? >
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13y ago
I completely agree, and I'd also like to add my frustration at the "space switching" animations in OS X. Spaces seem like a really great idea/productivity-paradigm, and I'd love to take advantage of them, were it no
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scubbo
13y ago
Nitpicking, I know, but I think the author has misinterpreted the XKCD strip. IMO, " - as fast as possible, of course. Want something on the Travelling Salesman?" is not a continuation of the client's request (Give me set of
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scubbo
13y ago
Cleared the cache, refreshed, it's still there. Weirdness abounds.
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scubbo
13y ago
OK, now I'm REALLY confused. I've moved all my documents from /var/www/lighttpd/mainSite to /var/www/lighttpd/mainSite/webdocs (leaving .git in .../mainSite). I've updated &#x
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scubbo
13y ago
So, instead of having: .git some_page.html some_css.css You would advocate: .git web_docs/some_page.html web_docs/some_css.css ? Makes sense. It will require some reorganisation, but it seems (from everyone's comments) to be
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13y ago
I feel incredible stupid asking this, but...how? I'm running a (very small) personal site on lighttpd, and updating it via git. I checked my.server.com/.git/config - and was duly served the config file. Eek! So I edited my &#
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scubbo
14y ago
Congratulations! You have finally prompted me to register for HN, after over a year of lurking, in order to post the following comment: Please put a NSFW notice on this title - or, if it's not feasible to do so, remember to put NSFW in simi