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by thawkins 6y ago
So you would exchange security for stability, if you use package pinning then you will end up with fosilized packages in your product, which will have all maner of security issues that have alresdy been fixed.
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by thawkins 7y ago
How quickly can this method be retooled for other pandemics, if there are 1000s of potential corvid-19s out there how quickly can it be adapted for the next one?
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by thawkins 7y ago
Time to get behind Deno https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deno_(software) Built by the node team to replace node.
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by thawkins 7y ago
How does this compare with podman, that does work in rootless mode?
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by thawkins 7y ago
I gave up in fustration, the site has no real information, no system requirements, no installation information. does it run on linux? I like the idea but i have a department with 100 fedora workstations in it.
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by thawkins 7y ago
we where using swagger to manage both API's and schemas, and also extracting schema files to validate the results of api calls, validate the structure of records in mongodb. When swagger dropped json-schema compliance we lost that abil
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by thawkins 7y ago
Bad form replying to my own response, but i have inspected it some more and have some comments. 1. The site says schema.org is included, but schema.org is mainly just documentation, I woukd like something more like json-schema that I can ac
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by thawkins 7y ago
I love the idea, but i'm a little wary of the implementation, we are heavy json-schema users, so i worry that this schema data is not going to track the json-schema standard. we got burned with swagger, where in V2 they where pretty mu
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by thawkins 7y ago
Docker in production is a potential disaster, it runs everything as root from the daemon, we are heavy k8s users, and we are transitioning to rootless cri-o containers specificaly because of this. Investigate podman which is a docker cli c
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by thawkins 7y ago
Galvanometer based systems often suffer from acceleration issues at the start and end of the swing which limits the usable spread.
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by thawkins 7y ago
Rotating prisms for scanning lasers are old technology, they were used extensively in photo imagers used to produce film artwork for the printing industry, the most famous of which was the Lasercomp. I was working with these devices in the
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by thawkins 7y ago
Perhaps move the google index and the facebook graph to "utility" companies, with google/facebook being frontends/consumers for those companies. Tiered access costs based on query/access volumes could fund the utili
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by thawkins 7y ago
Running kubernetes on a cloud system allows abstraction of the provider. We have tried it (in testing) between Azure and AWS, having a simple POC system running part on each.
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by thawkins 8y ago
You are aware that 10gen state clearly that single node is not supported for production deployments. And that a replica set is required.
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by thawkins 8y ago
Its built ontop of aurora, which is amazons own datastore.
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by thawkins 8y ago
But you cant host your data inside your aws account with atlas, non starter for some
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by thawkins 8y ago
RDD, resume driven development....
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by thawkins 8y ago
We are the same, atlas is a non-starter
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by thawkins 8y ago
Atlas runs tne hosts inside mongodbs AWS account, we have the same restriant, becuase of client privacy isses and gdpr compliance we can let a 3rd party host the data, amazon is ok beacuse we control tbe data on tbe instances.
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by thawkins 8y ago
Open up the average car sized battery and its full of banks of small batteries like you get in laptops and cellphones.
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by thawkins 8y ago
mail on 5.0 is just plain broken when used with gmail. refuses to log in.
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by thawkins 8y ago
I gave up after 2 mins
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by thawkins 8y ago
Linus runs Fedora
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by thawkins 8y ago
Thats exactly how our legal dept intepreted it when it was announced. It took me several days to calm them down, including having to write up a migration plan to mitigate the risk.
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by thawkins 8y ago
Mongodb is like Marmite, half tbe world loves it, half hates it, go figure.
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by thawkins 8y ago
Also the only part of mongo that is limked is the driver, not tbe database product. All the drivers are licened under apache 2 license, which is permissive, and largly just demands preservation of copyrigths and trademarks. It does not mand
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by thawkins 8y ago
There is only one god that trump worships, himself.
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by thawkins 8y ago
PHP 7 has Zend OPtimizer built in, basically a caching bytecode compiler. Previous versions used to use the APC extension to serve the same purpose.
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by thawkins 8y ago
how do you prove a negative?, all you can say is that within the bounds of the technology and skills they have to hand, they where unable to detect any intrusion, that does not mean that there is a guarantee that there was none. The risk th
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by thawkins 8y ago
Chemicals can have levels of dilution, where below a certain level it ceases to be a threat. Diluted in air, or in liquids. You cant dilute a fibre.... This is also the same reason why nanoparticles are such a threat.

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