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tacticus
12y ago
discus is a third party SAAS setup. you don't host it yourself it's just some embedded js.
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12y ago
So what about their lawyers campaigning for the copyrighting of APIs?
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tacticus
12y ago
Why would anyone even disable that ever o.O
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12y ago
i should move to northern europe :\ 40 (as a max) was a not overly bad summer day
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12y ago
When i was building stuff out of timber i would typically only work in mm (or metres for longer lengths (timber is sold in full lenths of 6 metres or shorter bits at various lengths (at least in .au)) and don't need any further precisi
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12y ago
Is their private cloud still vmware based or have they finished rolling out the openstack solutions?
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12y ago
Your hope is misplaced. For if they do include the DOB they certainly ignore it. http://www.nbcnews.com/id/10725741/ns/us_news-security/t/-ye...
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tacticus
12y ago
>Do they sell 10 GigE routers for consumers? Not yet. But the cost of 10Gbe is dropping quite rapidly.
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12y ago
You can put your pub keys into ldap and get sshd to query that when you try and connect.
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12y ago
And the test stand BFTS the big fucking test stand.
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12y ago
Using something like hipache (or hipache-nginx or even some service written internally) you could probably cut down on your human interaction time. Combine that with SNI hosting (unfortunately we would have to give you the keys for it)
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12y ago
Only one ipv6 address? Surely you are going to have a /48 or larger why are you not providing more addresses?
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12y ago
Over a certain size you want your tooling to take care of that knowledge not you. You don't want your sysadmins or developers deriving information from records that can change. if your developer or sysadmin assumes that the server name
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12y ago
Cnames are really quite poor for this unless the cname information is being driven from some other tool that you can easily do lookups on. Otherwise you won't be able to get that classifying information on the end host.
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12y ago
GPT labelled disks don't have a limit on the number of primary partitions
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12y ago
And then you have the dicks who will move at -1 second and jump the lights without checking that it is clear.
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12y ago
Wait you mean the party who had the worlds biggest luddite as the IT minister (and is now the president of the party) isn't afraid of tech Might need to wipe that chin a bit.
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12y ago
It's really disturbing how well populated queensland is and how fail the victorian transit providers are :\
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12y ago
i think they measure tank armour as equivalent to RHA steel so it probably isn't steel in large quantities just as good as 300mm of RHA
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tacticus
12y ago
the interposer just provides the dual port failover that sas ports have. I have a number of sata drives in sas ports atm and all i lose is dual controller support
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12y ago
Blame intel. They won't allow you to put ecc on many of their chips.
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12y ago
The only reason makers are having an issue with hitting 60Hz is that people are still stupid and keep using hdmi and the monitor makers keep catering for them.
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12y ago
A leading company that just had intel announce them selves in the same market.
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12y ago
The entertaining thing is ddt was not outlawed for the purposes of mosquito control. it was only outlawed from agricultural use.
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12y ago
Actually there is a nice reason for any reasonable sized stack to support v6. it makes life easier. you run globally addressable ranges that just make life easier as you get to remove all those wonderful dnats and snats in your networks. as
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12y ago
a /24 at the moment and let's enjoy watching routing tables explode if that becomes the norm.
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12y ago
And no mention of ipv6 at all. at the very least it gives you much easier management of private networks (yay real ip addresses) and there is more and more traffic coming over it (think mobile phones and etc.)
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12y ago
We are just implementing this at my work. IT IS THE GREATEST THING FUCKING EVER!!! (at least on call related)
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12y ago
> How do Docker images get updated? I rebuild the image. At the moment with the giant stupid image that we use for rhell land it takes about 5 minutes (builds a vmware, virtualbox, aws, qemu, and docker image (packer.io is kinda cool)) T
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12y ago
Though something like fwknop would be a nicer way of resolving that.
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