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by secure 10y ago
I played this for about 2 hours recently, and it’s so much fun! Flying around like that really gives you a perspective of your home town that you don’t usually get. For instance, I have discovered that there’s actually train tracks undernea
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by secure 10y ago
Vendoring still requires that _all your dependencies_ (even vendored) use _either_ “golang.org/x/net/context” _or_ “context”, hence I don’t quite see how that addresses the problem. Can you elaborate?
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by secure 10y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/5alxa3/gos_alias_pr... points out that this isn’t actually a problem that is specific to Google, but rather affects the FOSS community as a whole, and I think the
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by secure 10y ago
More accurately, his secretary (as per https://cs.stanford.edu/~uno/email.html ). As per https://www.quora.com/What-is-it-like-to-be-Knuths-secretary , the secretary role has changed a couple of times in
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by secure 10y ago
I appreciate how transparent they are about their locations, transit and peering. I’m looking to replace one of my VPS at digitalocean because of stability issues (need to reboot the VM every couple of months, it just entirely drops off the
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by secure 10y ago
I think “Don’t be evil” is way to amenable to mean “Don’t do what I personally don’t like”. In this concrete example, I don’t think “Google cancelled a product” can be equated with “Google is evil”.
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by secure 10y ago
Switzerland uses a similar model, where any provider can sell services on the FTTH network that many communities are building out. See e.g. https://www.fiber7.ch/ for a very attractive provider :).
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by secure 10y ago
If you have any contacts at Google, try asking them to contact the recruiter directly. That usually works. Of course, this is not an excuse for the poor treatment you’re receiving, and I’m sorry to hear that.
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by secure 10y ago
> Preemptive reply to "why don't you contribute to it?": We thought about donating to the project, but the amount of money we spend on professional EDA tools per year would only buy us about 10 day of KiCad developer time
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by secure 10y ago
> I'm looking at you Debian You can read up on the packaging efforts at https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=754513 — there hasn’t been any activity in a while, so if you have something to add, ple
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by secure 10y ago
Related: enabling debug symbols for all packages by default (in a separated output): https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/18530
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by secure 10y ago
I’m not sure which part I’m missing here, but I’m living in Zürich and I pay about 40% taxes, not merely 11%…?
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by secure 10y ago
My VM on vultr has better performance than the comparable DigitalOcean one. Uptime is okay as well, haven’t had any trouble so far.
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by secure 10y ago
All drivers I’ve talked to (mostly in the London area) told me they are very unhappy with their pay, but because Uber is so cheap, they can’t drive for their old cab companies anymore (all business moved to Uber).
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by secure 10y ago
Partly this is because DCS is indexing Debian sid, in which multiple versions of packages can be present (due to transitions): $ curl -s http://ftp.ch.debian.org/debian/dists/sid/main/source/Source..
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by secure 10y ago
FYI, part of the tech stack behind that is open source: https://www.kythe.io/
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by secure 10y ago
It is! https://github.com/Debian/dcs/commit/e1c04a3c0cfbfc11a0e8eaa... Check out https://people.debian.org/~stapelberg//2016/08/08/debian-cod... for details on the mo
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by secure 10y ago
Shameless plug: there’s also Debian Code Search at https://codesearch.debian.net/ . It’s based on the same idea as Google Code Search (using regular expressions sped up by a trigram index) and indexes everything that is avai
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Search Relevance Infrastructure at Twitter(blog.twitter.com)
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by secure 10y ago
nghttpx could be used to support server push (see https://nghttp2.org/documentation/nghttpx.1.html#server-push ), which nginx does not currently support (see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3353
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by secure 10y ago
At the same time, YouTube is only one of Google’s services, and there is no evidence that the remaining services run on MySQL as well.
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by secure 10y ago
It’s available in jessie-backports since 2016-07-02, see https://packages.debian.org/jessie-backports/libssl-dev Given that jessie is stable, OpenSSL will not be updated to a newer version, only security updates will b
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by secure 10y ago
Switzerland is not even in the EU — I think being in the EU is a prerequisite for any EU funding, though :).
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by secure 10y ago
Any new technology is bound to have such teething problems. I’m curious how HTTP/2.0 and HTTP/1.1 compare in a few years from now.
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by secure 10y ago
Could you report a bug at https://www.chromium.org/for-testers/bug-reporting-guideline... please?
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Regular expressions you can read: a visual syntax and UI(medium.com)
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by secure 10y ago
To be fair, mosh -6 does work. I believe it’s only roaming that doesn’t work yet?
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by secure 10y ago
I use mosh to connect to my workstation, which only has an IPv6 address as far as public connectivity goes. Several friends of mine are in a similar situation, so at least in my bubble, getting easy access to computers running at home is a
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by secure 10y ago
.localhost will be dropped as DHCP search domain by systemd-networkd, see https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/2258 Not sure if that is important for the use-case at hand, but it was the reason why I sto
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by secure 10y ago
> We're turnkey, set up in five minutes, are super easy to use, designed for getting real work done, and the hardware is free. You just pay $50/month per room, and there's no commitment (you can send us back the hardware a

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