thresh

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by thresh 10y ago
Why is that sad? Modsecurity sources are freely available on github - and nginx.com emails are seen in the commits.
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by thresh 10y ago
You can use nginx to have zero-time redeployments without gross hacks haproxy requires to do that.
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by thresh 11y ago
> The only viable way to allow it is by vetting every upload, and uh, good luck finding volunteers for that. Debian seems to have no problems with that.
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by thresh 11y ago
Since when some random website on the internet dictates "proper" configuration of TLS? Hint: "A+" will make sure a lot of old clients which do not support fancy new encryption schemes will not get your content. If you d
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Nginx gets udp load balancing support(mailman.nginx.org)
2 points by thresh 11y ago|0 comments
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Nginx resolver security advisories(mailman.nginx.org)
58 points by thresh 11y ago|8 comments
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by thresh 11y ago
[videolan infra guy here] The whole idea of VideoLAN infrastructure migration from gitweb/trac/etc to gitlab and not to github was to use and promote free and open-source software. Using closed-source software there is out of ques
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The HTTP/2 implementation(mailman.nginx.org)
331 points by thresh 11y ago|107 comments
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by thresh 11y ago
Well people actually have tried that 4 years ago: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.video.ffmpeg.devel/123868 and somehow leadership was still a thing for Michael at that time, which really contradicts with something
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by thresh 12y ago
I prefer per-core benchmarks. Things like that scale linearly, so it gives you the best idea about machine performance.
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by thresh 12y ago
The CPU performance is a joke though. c1 from instantcloud.io: ubuntu@c1-10-1-33-39:~$ openssl speed rsa Doing 512 bit private rsa's for 10s: 11119 512 bit private RSA's in 10.00s Doing 512 bit public rsa's for 10s: 1
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by thresh 12y ago
Hello there, can you share the performance test details? The configurations of both servers, client software, hwserver setups. Thanks!
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by thresh 12y ago
The packages are usually uploaded within a couple of hours after the release announcement. It took it a big longer this time because there were two releases. :)
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by thresh 12y ago
The packages have been uploaded as far as I can see.
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by thresh 13y ago
> single (non-core) developer of VLC That's not true.
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by thresh 13y ago
Being in Moscow, which is 6000+ km away from the epicentre of the earthquake, we still felt the tremors... Fascinating.
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by thresh 14y ago
...provided you know it is a meteorite attack. Apparently, no one did.
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by thresh 14y ago
It's amusing how fast the shadows are in those videos: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qin41lP9r2U http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgBZMsaEN6s
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by thresh 14y ago
Too bad this meteorite didnt crash in Sochi. Could've helped covering the Olympics constructions thefts.
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by thresh 14y ago
that's BS. Even S-300 or S-400 are unable to catch such a high-speed meteorite. And we don't have anything better than those.
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by thresh 14y ago
What if the user installs VLC (which is horribly outdated there) and then, installed VLC, using internal update mechanisms, gets updated? How will that "system" behave then?
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by thresh 14y ago
because VLC is not owned by Rémi Denis-Courmont, and not everyone agrees on his move towards AppStore.