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by secure 11y ago
I have the opposite experience: The Go version of gRPC works like a charm, following the official instructions.
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by secure 11y ago
The version shipped in Debian doesn’t, AFAIK.
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by secure 11y ago
I experimented with position-tracking on a Roomba 780 a couple of weeks ago. I found that its sensors were far too imprecise to get any sort of reliable position. I think the Roomba 980 might work, but it costs > 900 USD. tl;dr: maybe, b
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Docker on Travis for new tools and fast runs(michael.stapelberg.de)
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by secure 11y ago
With regards to hardware being the issue: The last I’ve heard was that debbugs is run on the fastest hardware the Debian project has available, i.e. one of the few machines with fast SSDs.
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by secure 11y ago
Google Security blog post: https://googleonlinesecurity.blogspot.ch/2016/02/cve-2015-75...
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by secure 11y ago
I dislike this article for the ad-hominem attack alone. It would have been just as easy to get the point across by dubbing it “the systemd-ization of GNU/Linux”. If the author really wished for more competent developers to spend their
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by secure 11y ago
Agreed. I studied in Germany, and none of the academic institutions I know of make papers accessible to alumnis. For students, sure, but for alumnis? Never heard of it.
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by secure 11y ago
Debian already is at that point. You can chose between sysvinit and systemd. You can also install openrc or upstart, but there’s very few packages which are being tested with these init systems, so expect to run into trouble. That said, I e
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by secure 11y ago
AFAIK, they never used a cloud provider.
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by secure 11y ago
In your reference [1], one of the answers is http://english.stackexchange.com/a/100992 : > OED gives at least two different senses for this word. That of female genitalia is attested as early as 1699, but it's n
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by secure 11y ago
I am offended by language such as the one in question. There, it’s no longer theoretical.
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by secure 11y ago
We actually considered that as an alternative in the beginning, i.e. use a bunch of usb2serial adapters on a 1U rack-mountable USB hub. We decided to go for serial ports because that ultimately is less clutter in the rack, i.e. the usb2seri
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by secure 11y ago
Exactly — I’ve been running a couple of Raspberry Pis in a read-only setup ever since they were released, and they are still working fine with the same SD card and filesystem :).
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by secure 11y ago
Thanks for the link. Before starting this project, we actually bought an old commercial serial terminal server, but ran into multiple issues with it. One of them was a hardware issue where the vendor suggested the only fix was to replace th
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by secure 11y ago
Commercial serial terminal servers (used to?) go for about a thousand bucks. Bottom line, I think it’s (barely) cheaper to build one yourself, but only if all the research & development (read: ordering multiple prototypes) is already do
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Freetserv: a free serial terminal server(freetserv.github.io)
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by secure 11y ago
The example code doesn’t actually compile: https://play.golang.org/p/Fv-Sf1OJdH I think it should read: https://play.golang.org/p/vrwEkHy-DR
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by secure 11y ago
If you’re looking into time-series based monitoring/alerting, I’ve been delighted with http://prometheus.io/ . I’m mentioning this because I previously tried to use OpenTSDB for monitoring (back when prometheus and othe
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by secure 11y ago
I can’t find any mention of GUI frontends for git-appraise. While I prefer to write code in my terminal, I like to switch settings for reviewing code — with GitHub’s Pull Requests, I can just do it in the browser. Can I use git-appraise in
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by secure 11y ago
I heard that you can report YouTube connection issues at https://www.reddit.com/r/youtube , and YouTubers will address them. Have you tried that?
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by secure 11y ago
Can you expand on details? Also, why are you comparing App Engine (Platform as a Service) with AWS (Infrastructure as a Service)? Wouldn’t AWS vs. Google Compute Engine be a better comparison?
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by secure 11y ago
Can you explain if this is any better than redshift, for people who are perfectly okay with redshift’s footprint and dependencies? When I looked at sct itself, all I could see is the same color values that redshift uses (minus a couple of s
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by secure 11y ago
similar: https://spilo.readthedocs.org/en/latest/DESIGN/ https://github.com/sorintlab/stolon I wonder how they compare to yoke.
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by secure 11y ago
Did you read http://robustirc.net/docs/adminguide.html ? I thought it has a good description of what RobustIRC does. There’s also a presentation and presentation slides on http://robustirc.net/docs.html
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by secure 11y ago
I totally agree that RobustIRC is only marginally better than IRC, but that’s exactly what we were going for. We wanted to have IRC, just without these annoying netsplits :).
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by secure 11y ago
You’re correct in that there is no tree structure in RobustIRC. All nodes talk directly to each other. Raft dictates a topology where the leader must be able to reach all followers directly, though.
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by secure 11y ago
I wish people who write these posts would tell us, the RobustIRC authors, about it, and would ask us for proof-reading. > For the entire duration of the partition, users on the smaller half will be paralyzed No. RobustIRC nodes that are
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by secure 11y ago
An alternative to typing wifi passwords: http://michael.stapelberg.de/Artikel/yubikey_wifi_password/ I recently added an NFC tag to the QR code with wifi credentials. For devices that support NFC, this makes it ev
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by secure 11y ago
How does this compare to https://github.com/sorintlab/stolon ?

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