smarx007

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   by smarx007 5y ago

   Isn’t it where we are going with Nix and co?
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   It says so in the post, in case another left-pad removal happens.
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   > but complaints would have bubbled up to the Apache umbrella organization, which no doubt has plenty of Words written about "proper" versions, and the letter of rules would have been used to add heavily to their burden, while
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   I think this should not be flagged as dupe. Sonatype is the company managing Maven Central, just like Github does for NPM. This is the link I would share to convince people they need to do something now, along with the yesterday submission
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   What about 'Assembly.Load(bytes)' or 'Assembly.LoadFrom'?
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   You are right, even the consumer protection agency says as much: https://www.hallakonsument.se/en/articles/card-complaints/ However, I think now I have a better idea why: debit cards have a major share in Eur
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   In Europe, we don't use chargebacks in most cases. Unless the payment was truly fraudulent (i.e. you cannot get hold of someone who issued the payment or they are not in business of doing things they charged for), you have to use prope
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   Goodness, for those who don't know, 1 USD ~ 10 SEK. They printed a page to charge someone 10 öre or 1¢. Maybe I don't need that free account after all.
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   Had IBM Cloud account for a while. At some point, they started to attach a notice to a monthly $0 bill along the lines: if you card gets declined, we will fine you $25 and if you don't pay in 7 days, we will fine you further $50. Easie
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    You can change the zone within the region. There were no free Ampere instances in the Frankfurt AZ1, I found them in AZ2. Though it only works for the Ampere. 1vCPU x86 VM can only be spun up in AZ1.
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    There a large popular Gitlab instance in Europe already but ofc EC is free to host its own: https://framagit.org/
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    Which may not be good for your uptime: https://youtu.be/tDacjrSCeq4
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    Thanks! Goodness, only raised more questions: 1. What is Umbrella? See http://info.opendns.com/rs/033-OMP-861/images/OpenDNS-Global... 2. What is Passive DNS? See https://docs.umbrella.com/inv
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    How does Alexa work? It seems to me it’s hard for anyone except Google Analytics or Cloudflare to build such a service.
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    I would start with https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/V-Model . System designs of everything in automotive, aerospace etc are based on a V model.
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    I think most critical phases you’d want to happen when the satellite is in direct contact with the ground stations (they probably make extensive use of relay satellites to maximize windows of telemetry/payload data transmission, but he
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    Somehow, it never occurred to me to have both IPv4 and IPv6 for the regular services and only binding SSH daemon to an IPv6 address only. Thanks for the idea!
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    How does one go about verifying the signatures on that website?
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    I think AWS will be at least 10x more if you include the traffic charges.
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    I "benchmarked" the network across a few big VPS providers, they all seem to do 400Mpbs+ within the continent and 100-200Mpbs when you go across the ocean (iperf3, I assume you also meant heavy sustained traffic). It also aligns w
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    I am curious what's the use for such an instance without auth or a frontend. Where does Docker the company expect one to run it? I am not talking about missing AD/SAML integration, this thing seems to be nearly bare. Or am I missi
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    As someone who is mostly using Debian/Ubuntu on the server side, I have two questions: 1. Is there someone who is going to use the Stream in production? I know how Stream differs from, e.g. Rocky Linux, but have no insight into the sta
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    CentOS Stream 9, branched off Fedora 34, is generally available(centos.org)

    5 points by smarx007 5y ago|2 comments
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    The art in the image editor on Macintosh is Combing the Hair by Hashiguchi Goyo, if you were wondering like me. https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/A_1930-0910-... P.S. Super annoying how the website i
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    Thank you! I took your script, suggestions in this thread and added some of my sauce: #!/usr/bin/env bash set -exuo pipefail VERBOSE=false while getopts "v" arg; do case $arg in
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    Could you please share it?
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    This sounds closer to what CentOS Stream is planning to be but with a 2-year release cadence instead of 3?
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    Am I missing something or is your system actually 3-3-1? I.e. more comprehensive than the 3-2-1.
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    What was your previous trade?
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    Previous attempt to create a language for networked embedded systems specifically: https://sing.stanford.edu/site/publications/pldi03gay.pdf