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by thu 13y ago
It seems that is very nice from DO. I would not expect them to be responsible of data loss in case of hardware failure.
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by thu 13y ago
Yet you have two such analog sticks. But usually only one is used the way you describe, to keep walking continuously. The other is usually used to rotate a bit, to look around you. So it seems having an analog stick on the left of the contr
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by thu 13y ago
I like how they are refering to semiaccurate articles as amusing theories... then going on on their own.
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by thu 13y ago
I guess you mean "brand recognition" ?
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by thu 13y ago
I listed the genres, then wanted to type `mplayer Techno` instead of `play Techno`...
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by thu 13y ago
I hoped it was a new post, but it is the one from july. I would like to create a read-only registry, using only Nginx. This page http://docs.docker.io/en/latest/api/registry_api/ has some information but
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by thu 13y ago
This is a well-written and articulated article. It is as much a teaser ad as picking 3 chapters out of 15 of a consistently good book and making them available for free. I mean that, even if making them available for free is part of the pro
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by thu 13y ago
So, in the case of Ghost being non-profit, this is just some kind of statement about how dedicated they are. Because I don't see what this brings to the open-source project itself (for instance, anybody can fork it and do whatever they
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by thu 13y ago
Maybe 30 minutes is the minimum to fill their graphs.
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by thu 13y ago
Isn't the maglev to be used publicly only in 2027 ?
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by thu 13y ago
Isolation is meant w.r.t. the concept of resources. Resources include, but are not limited to, network and file system access. Other resources, from which you might want to isolate processes, are other processes (or even just PIDs), CPU cyc
222.
by thu 13y ago
It seems a lot of people think you can sort things out by speaking with higher managment but it looks like the organization is broken, not just the new manager otherwise he wouldn't be in a position to brake a second department. There
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by thu 13y ago
Isolation is not just about networking.
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by thu 13y ago
I am pretty sure I have seen a 10-inch netbook recently (less than one/two months ago), maybe on Engadget. Otherwise there is still the tablet/keyboard combo. I liked the netbook form factor; I am still using my Samsung n220 every
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by thu 13y ago
OT but do people prevent direct access to the upstream servers (i.e. only allow the downstream proxy to make any queries) and if yes, how ?
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by thu 13y ago
No, this is a Fixed Funding campaign.
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by thu 13y ago
From the writeup provided as a link in another comment, Russian launchers don't have such mechanism. Instead the engines are shut down after at least 42 seconds to allow the launcher to be further than the launch area. But here the lau
228.
by thu 13y ago
You mean alongside the whole vehicle ? From the link provided in another comment, it seems that the forces on the whole launcher (that made it loose its payload) put the fuel and oxidizer in contact and they ignited. If you meant at the exh
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by thu 13y ago
Interesting story. I don't want to make any checks, but it seems the story itself could be false; in some way that's even more interesting. E.g. all the sites that are mentionned could exist, but have been created long ago to give
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by thu 13y ago
I think the sites-available is a debianism, not present on all distros. One nice thing that nginx supports is include directives with wildcards so you can e.g. have /srv/example.com/nginx.conf and /srv/api.example.c
231.
by thu 13y ago
Someone who finds the brick can ssh into his server... that seems weird.
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Docker 0.4.0 release note(github.com)
97 points by thu 13y ago|51 comments
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by thu 13y ago
I have a similar blog entry: http://www.hyperedsoftware.com/blog/entries/github-bindings.... .
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by thu 13y ago
There is not much of Atlantic between Germany and Ireland ;)
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by thu 13y ago
It is customary to reply to any benchmark game involving libraries and framework with "it's too simple; it's meaningless". But would it be meaningless if you tried to gauge the differences in bandwidth and latency of two datacenters (e.g. p
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by thu 13y ago
I find the topic really interesting. However it is the first time I see that Balanced is involved in this vision. From their homepage, I don't see any link about their openness. What did I miss ?
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by thu 14y ago
> and let the operating system do all the complex scheduling. So Heroku could spawn workers with a $FD environment variable instead of $PORT and the "complex scheduling" done by the OS _is_ the second routing layer. But really, they cou
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by thu 14y ago
Thanks for the writeup. It seems Heroku could implement easily a two-layer routing mesh to accomplish what you describe thought.
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by thu 14y ago
I don't think it will change my mood ;-) But it was an important point, thanks.
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by thu 14y ago
I didn't see that. But in fact it is in a comment on their blog (appeared later than mine above). That being said, the answer of Adam Wiggins to the same concern as mine (again on their blog) is not being clearer as he doens't answer the cl

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