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by smarx007 6y ago
I agree with what you say. The difference is that you consider a provider your adversary when it comes to the task of that control and I consider a GDPR-respecting company to be my partner in that attempt (yes, I know who Snowden is) to con
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by smarx007 6y ago
I did not say you do not deserve anonymity. I simply disagreed with the OP who laughed at a possibilty of any kind of privacy unless complete anonymity was guaranteed. While not arguing regarding the validity of the proposition above, I sim
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by smarx007 6y ago
Who said it's a startup? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infomaniak
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by smarx007 6y ago
https://www.migadu.com/ is a fine (paid) Swiss email service if you have a few domains (simply a happy customer).
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by smarx007 6y ago
privacy !== anonymity
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by smarx007 6y ago
Just today Redpanda hit HN front page https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25075739 and I cannot see how would you give a demo of such a system without having such a system developed in the first place. At the very least, t
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by smarx007 6y ago
I think I understand both viewpoints: it is indeed not feasible to fake it before you make it in case of Dropbox. However, if you are offering automated reports once a week, there is no problem putting together an HTML template, some excel
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by smarx007 6y ago
Yes, all of us are bound by the terms alike but I think everyone understands it was meant as commercial and non-commercial use for 99.999% of you will not trigger the respective clauses in the license. And the post title literally says &quo
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by smarx007 6y ago
I am very sorry to break it to you but the only reason they disabled Github issue tracker is... https://bugzilla.kernel.org/describecomponents.cgi Also, having a mailing list does mean to have a communication channel op
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by smarx007 6y ago
While I feel bad that you had people treat you without respect, I don't think turning issues off is a sign of a serious project that should be used by many people in production (even if the project itself is nearly a work of art). The
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by smarx007 6y ago
That's the right way to handle bug reports on commericially-supported (!) OSS when you get to work on OSS during your work hours.
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by smarx007 6y ago
Exactly, I often say: yes, this seems like a valid bug report but I am currently focusing on other things at the moment, though I will be happy to review and accept a pull request if you figured out how to solve your problem. I have yet to
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by smarx007 6y ago
traded "performance for [added] features" not "features for performance"
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by smarx007 6y ago
Great, but I would rather see a perf comparison of .NET 5/Core vs .NET 4.7 because .NET Core was a new technology that may have traded performance for features in its first versions. Similar to how JDK 14 beats JDK9..13 but still in ma
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by smarx007 6y ago
How does one invoke a Lambda function via HTTP without an AWS account (ie a public API call)? I think you are not including it in the "most workloads"?
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by smarx007 6y ago
What you are missing are the Amazon API Gateway costs. I really liked my own calculations on Lambda costs similar to yours until I figured I'd need to use API Gateway too. Edit: another thing is the amount of RAM used by functions. The
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by smarx007 6y ago
Prevent destruction of evidence in an ongoing case?
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by smarx007 6y ago
How would you run ESXi on a bare metal laptop with the ability to easily switch between multiple GUI guests?
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by smarx007 6y ago
You are right, I have enabled it myself.
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by smarx007 6y ago
I think they don't do this anymore. I have some old playlists with some tracks greyed out so I think that's their new way of dealing with songs they no longer have rights to let us play.
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by smarx007 6y ago
A question to the DBA experts from a developer: is there a way in MySQL and Postgres to configure a log specifically for destructive SQL queries so that it's easier to investigate a situation like this? I.e. to log most queries except
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by smarx007 6y ago
Absolutely, "Affero" MPL or "Affero" EPL license would be a great step to remain enterprise-friendly while enforcing copyleft terms even for SaaS products.
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by smarx007 6y ago
I commented on this before, but I would love to have an ALGPL license for the libraries. Has limited scope but still applies to SaaS usage. Also, for the record: if you _are_ considering LGPL, you should consider EPL or MPL license instead.
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by smarx007 6y ago
Automatic vectorization for AVX512 would work on the simplest of cases and using intrinsics or writing inline assembly is beyond the scope of 99% of software projects.
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by smarx007 6y ago
Thankfully you missed that the article discusses history from 1956 regarding the airborne transmission study methodology. Otherwise you might have gotten a heart attack. Goodness!
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by smarx007 6y ago
I am also a cheapskate but afraid of using noname power supplies and have been very happy with the HP charger that works on all my devices including a Macbook: https://www.amazon.ca/HP-3PN48UT-USB-C-Slim-Elitebook/dp&#x
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by smarx007 6y ago
In Germany a company must process physical mail requests, there is are sites with templates for a large number of companies, e.g. https://www.kuendigung.org/vodafone-kuendigung-vorlage/ . In many EU countries, post with
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by smarx007 6y ago
I think the key idea is that Mullvad client changes firewall config on the fly to insert a 2nd highest prio rule "deny outgoing" allowing outgoing internet access only to itself until the VPN tunnel is established and then withdra
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by smarx007 6y ago
1000 times this. See https://mullvad.net/en/help/openwrt-routers-and-mullvad-vpn/ for a relevant guide, see under the "Add a kill switch" for the equivalent functionality.
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by smarx007 6y ago
The title is wrong. The VPN traffic does NOT leak. What leaks is the traffic that the VPN software tries to block when the VPN connection is not active. Mullvad uses Windows Firewall to block all internet access if VPN is not active (if the

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