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by teacup50 12y ago
How do I use a high-powered desktop with triple heads if I have to grab a booth on demand? I need focus and fast compile times, not a damn booth.
482.
by teacup50 12y ago
I hope Facebook is paying for your at-home office, then.
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by teacup50 12y ago
> There is a brief period in time when data is present in the clear in memory - when it's used - but nothing can be done about it, short of moving the code to some kind of protected processor. `mlock()` can be used to prevent the
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by teacup50 12y ago
Opt-out, really? We shouldn't have to opt-out of something that shouldn't be happening in the first place. The government shouldn't be inserting a 3rd-party -- Google -- into my communications with them! As for this: > ..
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by teacup50 12y ago
A Docker container? Don't you mean a binary build?
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by teacup50 12y ago
You can eliminate bad programmers by eliminating those that would use global variables.
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by teacup50 12y ago
Removing a singleton is incredibly costly due to the "close coupling, global state, multiple responsibility, and dependency hiding that are enabled by it". If I were to compile a top 10 list of terrible refactoring projects I&#x27
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by teacup50 12y ago
Sounds like what you want is a ... Desktop Computer.
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by teacup50 12y ago
You should chat with http://brierwoodapps.com/about-us/ and https://plausible.coop/about
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by teacup50 12y ago
Maybe requiring a full VM when a standalone self-contained application will do is not the winning strategy.
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by teacup50 12y ago
http://blog.sonatype.com/2009/04/nexus-133-introduces-automa...
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by teacup50 12y ago
TVs meant for commercial installations (hotels, hospitals, digital signage, etc) often either have no smart features, or have fully user-controllable smart features (e.g., think hotel menus).
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by teacup50 12y ago
Yes, we verify signatures at our middleware repository cache.
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by teacup50 12y ago
Publishing solutions is of benefit to both the student, and the rest of society. Education isn't a zero-sum game, so if some people want to plagiarize, aren't they just cheating themselves?
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by teacup50 12y ago
Maven artifacts can be GPG signed; GPG signing is required for Maven central. It would be irresponsible to use a service like this to build binary JARs that you then signed and uploaded with your own signature guaranteeing their providence.
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by teacup50 12y ago
Security vulnerabilities in a network-disconnected TV?
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by teacup50 12y ago
3) This creates an insane MITM opportunity. Not only are they spitting back opaque binaries, but they're doing so by running arbitrary and untrusted user code. There are already single-command tools for releasing a project to Maven, in
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by teacup50 12y ago
Why does your device need to update firmware? It's an appliance. Its advertised features should work, and should continue to work.
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by teacup50 12y ago
CoreOS advanced a technical argument. Listen to the words you're using – " smearing ", as if this actually is a " War on Docker ".
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by teacup50 12y ago
To be fair, 6lowpan has suffered in no small part due to 802.15.4 itself having no real deployment outside of use for proprietary mesh network protocols. BTLE has far, far, far wider hardware deployment.
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by teacup50 12y ago
> If anything, the cyclical hype/backlash Docker is getting proves that it is popular and that it works for some people. Consequently, the exposure it gets displeases the people for whom it doesn't work or whose philosophies d
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by teacup50 12y ago
Relying on containers for security is a recipe for none.
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by teacup50 12y ago
Have you looked at Bay Area rent lately?
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by teacup50 12y ago
I expect that webdev shops have lower skill bars than OS development shops.
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by teacup50 12y ago
Most of them are worthless; of any given intern class at a first tier technology company (e.g., Apple), only ~1-5% will actually be offered a full time job. Those 1% are worth every penny, but you simply don't know who they are until y
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by teacup50 12y ago
Pricing an artificially scarce resource does .
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by teacup50 12y ago
What about non-Linux platforms (FreeBSD, Mac OS X with a kext)? One thing that I believe Docker has failed at is in taking a purely declarative approach to image definition; rather than specifying the packages that are assembled/insert
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by teacup50 12y ago
I set up OpenFire ~7 years ago for our company, and I think I've spent less than two hours on maintaining it in that time.
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by teacup50 12y ago
... and Stash is really attractive with all the local plugins that integrate with it, and allow you to do things that are really hard when you're stuck with web hooks. Local installations don't cost hours-a-month to run.
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by teacup50 12y ago
From experience: That level of maintenance only grows to sysadmin proportions at a scale where you can hire a sysadmin. These systems largely run themselves, indefinitely.

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