talent_deprived

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by talent_deprived 3y ago
> Port binding - your app listens on a port and you put nginx or whatever in front of it Apache for my personal projects, in front of the docker containers.
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
Oh, I thought this was like a PR notification system, it's to actually send the diff to an email list. And the recipients would pull in those changes from the email? I think that's kind of how things worked a long time ago IIRC. I
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
It's too bad they are using Gradle and Intellij, used both before, went back to Maven and Eclipse. Personal preference I guess.
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
When they say "applications" do they mean stuff with more meat than microservices? If they're mostly microservices, 2800 seems low to me for someone with the recognition factor of Netflix.
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
That's cool, I've played with GNU Radio some, wasn't aware it used ZeroMQ, actually, I've used several *MQ's but not ZeroMQ, guess I should look into it more.
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
Debian could be great except for driver support which they only tacitly acknowledge: https://www.reddit.com/r/debian/comments/paxj85/why_debian_w... "We acknowledge that some of our users require th
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
I like what kube achieves, I don't like the power and memory hungry requirements of it, it seems ill optimized. A cluster with no pods uses 5%-15% CPU, that's a lot of electricity being used for nothing. It's really odd since
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
It feels like Microsoft has a paid fleet of AI evangelists prowling the forums praising anything related to AI no matter how ludicrous.
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
> Coding is basically management Coding...is engineering. Put the world behind the wheel of a car and they can make it go places. This...does not make them an automotive mechanic.
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
Incorrect. If it runs the Linux kernel, it is Linux. Period. End of story. Android is Linux.
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
If it runs the Linux kernel, it's Linux. It isn't Windows, Mac, BSD, SunOS, or any other OS...it's Linux.
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
"You should be rotating the key regularly and automatically, and publishing old private keys." OK, I read the article, I operate my own email server and nothing I read convinces me I should do what they're suggesting.
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
Agreed, they may be recalling the Podesta emails: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podesta_emails
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
When the day comes that Oracle (that database company) has less ethics than any almost other multi-billion dollar company, I'll buy a hat and eat it.
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
MySQL works well. I've never seen a reason to switch to MariaDB in my projects.
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
mysql-connector-j which us Java devs reference in pom.xml in our Spring Boot projects is open source, GPL2: https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/13287/mysql-c... Where is the ape shit?
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
> Should we as a society forego the benefits of automation, because it makes some people unemployed? Yes. AI generates sameness on a good day, and comical gibberish on a bad day, that will never change because, AI isn't human. Samen
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
When Microsoft was accused of monopolistic behavior for integrating IE into the OS IIRC it was the DOJ who went after them. In this case, it's the FTC, seems like it should be the DOJ to go after Amazon based on Microsoft's case.
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
Thanks for posting about Apache, now I remember I wanted to look into switching back to OpenOffice from LibreOffice to compare. OpenOffice I'm hoping didn't ditch Java like the folks at LibreOffice did.
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
> Apache is the place OSS goes to retire/die Fortunately many of us in the world disagree with the dystopian warped view.
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
The IPv4 at my router yes. That's where tracking ends. IPv6 privacy is an illusion, try the test I described, remove IPv6 from your router at home, wait a few hours or few days, the family will complain search results are odd or messed
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
I remember the days of non-NAT IPv4, though I'd forgotten until you mentioned it. I'd be OK with NAT IPv6, though the addresses are still ugly and difficult to reason about.
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
No other cloud provider has that issue. I do not believe their motives are altruistic. If they were, they would support creating something better than IPv4 and IPv6. IPv6 is a privacy nightmare, I don't plan to debate it, I was simply
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
We liked Prime for years for the video content and the shipping. We are now going to drop Prime. I already dropped AWS when they announced they were going to screw people with new charges for using IPv4. Losing shipping will suck but it&#x2
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
> It's not that people dislike IPv6 Yes, for some who understand and have tested it, we do not like or want IPv6, it has no privacy when the device's IP is public on the Internet 24/7. No privacy extensions fix this. Test
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
The biggest issue is IPv6 is a privacy, wide open wild west, there is no privacy on IPv6. Every device's IP is literally public, on the public Internet, 24/7. All so called privacy extensions or improvements do not change the lack
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by talent_deprived 3y ago
KISS XML is the best, so glad to see people like the author coming around to it. JSON is fine for JS (since JS isn't likely to ever be gone from our lives) but YAMl, as the author said, never has a case the makes it worth dealing with.