thezilch

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by thezilch 10y ago
The example gives [with my annotations] "m4.2xlarge [8 core] US East [...] can automatically apply to 2 m4.xlarge [4 core] instances in us-east-1a [AZ flexible] or 4 m4.large [2 core] instances in us-east-1b [AZ, again, flexible]"
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by thezilch 10y ago
"openssl [...] straightforward" I don't think so. It's in the article; DTLS is too complex. The author wants something simple. Most implementations (eg. WebRTC) involve pulling in truck loads of C libs; it's insane.
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by thezilch 10y ago
But we already knew that. It's in the article, so again there is a story here that you're missing. We want a client/server protocol that is encrypted and simple -- not requiring ICE/STUN/TURN (OMG).
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by thezilch 10y ago
You're not wrong, but I think the point was, in a browser, you can get your TCP _connection_ "automatically" encrypted by connecting to HTTPS endpoints. It's not so easy -- "built in" -- with a connectionless p
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by thezilch 10y ago
Do you mean chromium? And it's much more than a skin, lol. And it's not the experience for many to have a faster browsing experience, but I'm not going to argue how anyone quantities that -- really don't care what others
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by thezilch 10y ago
Most or all stats will show mobile FF browsing usage at about IE6 levels, and I don't think you'll find anyone caring much for the later market any longer. We [web developers] owe a lot to FF, Firebug, etc, but the writings on the
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by thezilch 10y ago
To my knowledge, Memcached really only wins when you can make use of it being multi-threaded -- have a lot of concurrent key requests. Even though Redis runs single-threaded, it often will do more IOPs with respect to a single Memcached thr
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by thezilch 10y ago
I believe the ask is to have any scripts loaded to persist through restarts of Redis. As is, you have to reload them on each init of Redis. As such, the onus is on applications to catch evalsha errors and load the missing scripts, in the ca
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by thezilch 10y ago
You can do it with AHK's WinSet: https://autohotkey.com/docs/commands/WinSet.htm
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by thezilch 10y ago
https://www.ampproject.org/
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by thezilch 10y ago
The case (or however one wants to construe what or how things really happened) isn't too interesting to me. Do you read FB's whitehat rules of engagement differently? I dug up the mentioned case, and FB's first contact with t
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by thezilch 10y ago
Doesn't Facebook's policy prohibit privilege escalation? The write the following: You do not exploit a security issue you discover for any reason. (This includes demonstrating additional risk, such as attempted compromise of sens
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by thezilch 11y ago
It says "drivers earn up to $10 per trip", which means a driver can earn nothing! Or the rider can pay "from $4-10"; Lyft takes no more than the rider(s) pay; and the driver takes the rest.
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by thezilch 11y ago
Note: I manage dedicated-server hosting and all web services on Titanfall @ Respawn. Surely your calculation doesn't / can't include bandwidth charges? And if you have Windows hosts... cloud screws you too. You're not wr
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by thezilch 11y ago
They didn't make a mistake; they hopefully learned a huge lesson. It's hard finding people already having learned this lesson, so you shouldn't fire over this incident alone.
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by thezilch 11y ago
Maybe because they support attached storage through USB and could reduce complexity by only sourcing, manufactoring, supporting and making solid one bus/controller? What would they possibly gain by supporting ATA devices?
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by thezilch 11y ago
Unlikely you are going to overwhelm Redis in a non-deterministic fashion. What do you even mean by overwhelm? The post only concerns itself with in-memory workloads; I don't think Aerospike is competition in this space, while their adv
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by thezilch 11y ago
Products' pricing can't be their value; if pricing isn't algorithmic, someone is doing something very wrong! Or us nerds have a market to exploit -- I think many people are doing this in many nitch corners. So, computers are
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by thezilch 11y ago
The resale market alone is profiting $380M per year on Nike shoes. I'd wager a majority of that is in Jordans. Nike knows this market exists, and they are doing a fine job keeping the streets hungry for their brands. Watch / read
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by thezilch 11y ago
You have to realize that artists were already using Twitch to do what they are now providing a category for those same people to stream under. I've watched clay, 3D, 2D, etc artists on Twitch; I've watched/listened to DJs, in
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by thezilch 11y ago
I'd hope one of the first things for DB slow down is the running queries (eg. `show processlist` in flavors of MySQL) and seeing the number of rows examined. Maybe your DB doesn't have that, so you see hopefully see long running q
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by thezilch 11y ago
It's weird this forwarded me to "en-au", when I've always lived in the US. I had opened a separate tab directly to the Surface Book that was on the "en-us" site, and when I saw the device pricing, not knowing I
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by thezilch 11y ago
That makes zero sense. Why would you run them out of the same instance / with the same configuration? Mike is already running a second process for caching; he'd simply replace it with a different instance of Redis.
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by thezilch 11y ago
That's true; what cropped up after Convergence was TACK: http://tack.io/index.html It too has seen not a lot of traction. However, Google has implemented a competing stack into Chrome (and Firefox supports it) in HPKP
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by thezilch 11y ago
Except DNSSEC is just as sketch (and maybe more so) a trust chain. We replace CAs with registrars (OH GOD), TLDs (and for .com, that's just CAs again or governments, OH GOD), and ICANN (subject to government seizures!!!). I'd much
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by thezilch 11y ago
Last HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1658890
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by thezilch 11y ago
Not infinite storage. "Memory: 3GB RAM / 32 GB onboard / 100 GB online" [0] And given that I can get a 128GB MicroSD for <$60 (and dropping) and static media (videos, photos, etc) can already be backed by cloud storag
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by thezilch 11y ago
Have you tried to clear and disable your watch history under your Privacy settings (on a device) or History settings (in the left money on desktop)? I think you hugely overestimate how measurable this concern is.
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by thezilch 11y ago
If you want to browse their apps to see what is "actually free" before going through all the trouble of their app: http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=rw_tiny?&node=11350978011
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by thezilch 11y ago
There are a lot of things your FS is not going to give you (eg. transactions), and if you're going to have to query it anyway to get that, you might as well have your blob there too. For "small" blobs, say <256K, your data

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