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511.
by subway 10y ago
Better yet, unset HISTFILE
512.
by subway 10y ago
Hosted Chef is effectively this. Not that I think it's a good idea.
513.
by subway 10y ago
Apple has been anything but early on USB-C.
514.
by subway 10y ago
> Most of their travel traffic is from the leisure segment anyway, so them not getting business traffic isn't the end of the world This. Southwest (and the other LCCs) can't really compete with the 'kickbacks' provide
515.
by subway 10y ago
But this one is written in Go!
516.
by subway 10y ago
eBay? They're only $9 on Amazon..
517.
by subway 10y ago
You're running TCP over Anycast? Bold move.
518.
by subway 10y ago
You might not realize just how easy it is to track users behind NAT. You might also not realize just how shady and willing to sell you out many of these VPN services are. They tend to be un-audited, un-regulated.
519.
by subway 10y ago
What do you think the end-game for Google's various extensions for e-mail are?
520.
by subway 10y ago
Chrome didn't exist until 7 years after the case was decided and settled.
521.
by subway 10y ago
What release notes? I still can't find anything about what makes this release noteworthy.
522.
by subway 10y ago
The "carrier" ceases to be just a "carrier" at that point. They're now both a "carrier" and a "filter". Sometimes I just want unmolested water.
523.
by subway 10y ago
Regarding the Y-12 breaches, 'not James Bond-level' is a minor understatement. We're talking about an 82 year-old nun. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megan_Rice
524.
by subway 10y ago
As with all things legal, it's all up to the Judge(es), and how they decide to interpret the law and your actions.
525.
by subway 10y ago
Is this news to anyone?
526.
by subway 10y ago
Currently that police officer is motivated by money. That money comes from taxes collected by siphoning off a bit of value every time value changes hands. How do you continue motivating that police officer? Or the engineers/technicians
527.
by subway 10y ago
Unless you've written very poorly behaving software, you kill it by sending it a SIGTERM, and waiting for it to exit. This is true of software both within and outside of containers. The fact `docker kill` defaults to using SIGKILL inst
528.
by subway 10y ago
At no time was the claim made that containers were more reliable than any other method of running a process, only that running a process within a container is not inherently less reliable than un-contained. Unless you've gone out of yo
529.
by subway 10y ago
Seems like a straw-man. Why is a process running within a container failing over more frequently than a process running directly on bare metal -- seems like more of a resource/process scheduling issue than anything to do with container
530.
by subway 10y ago
Or just install systemd-shim and call it a day.
531.
by subway 10y ago
Spectrum/TWC has had IPv6 via DHCPv6 with prefix delegation for a few years in Louisville, but only with a select set of modems. A Juniper DOCSIS 3 wouldn't work for me while a Motorola had no trouble.
532.
by subway 10y ago
Doubtful. All instances get an IPv4 address, which unlike IPv6 in AWS, is optional.
533.
by subway 10y ago
GP hit it on the head. Every node is globally addressable. Regarding the 464xlat, that's strictly to enable hosts in the internal network to communicate with external IPv4 only hosts. IPv6 is still used as the only internal transport,
534.
by subway 10y ago
I really wish there were support for an IPv6-only VPC. Terminate inbound IPv4 at ELBs/CloudFront, use 464xlat or similar for outbound IPv4.
535.
by subway 10y ago
I've never taken the time to read/watch Dune, but this has certainly piqued my interest. Thanks
536.
by subway 10y ago
Even better, packages should be namespaced to the parties maintaining them
537.
by subway 10y ago
Seems like if the folks hoarding money via investments were to spend it, we'd see much greater wealth equality.
538.
by subway 10y ago
Or the author just disagrees with capitalism.
539.
by subway 10y ago
PGP already allows for this via "owner trust". When you sign a key, also indicate the level of trust you have in newly certified key's owner to certify other keys. It's of course up to you to decide who you can trust to
540.
by subway 10y ago
Most workflows utilizing OpenPGP cards (like the Yubikey) encourage better key hygiene. Generally you'd create a certification key which lives offline 100% of the time, with a subkey issued to the Yubikey. This means your offline key c

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