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by tjoff 3y ago
Python is such a massive dependency though, people who code in python rarely realize how big of a barrier it is for people not in that ecosystem. Package management is insane and every project has its own way of dealing with it. Installin
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by tjoff 3y ago
That is not the argument though. The argument is: After being unhappy with Makefile for years now As to why being unhappy is probably not because it haven't been proof tested. I get your sentiment but feel the remark is out of place.
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by tjoff 3y ago
* [...] brought to you by vanilla everything. No Javascript frameworks, CSS libraries or flashy animations. [...] * Proceeds with a distracting animated image of the old portfolio, thought that was funny.
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by tjoff 3y ago
People encrypting stuff 10 years ago did so under the impression that it would be safe far longer. People encrypting stuff today might not have an option to make it resilient. How is that not a problem?
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by tjoff 3y ago
Dynamic pages do have some overhead, as discussed in the article. But it is still vastly superior to running the site in the browser. Because the generation is done once, and it is darn quick. After that all of the numerous advantages of a
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by tjoff 3y ago
Thought they just throwed them at the back of a van rather than biked away. Either way you most likely won't recover it.
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by tjoff 3y ago
bacachefs does have some modes that is closely related to your first sdd+hdd scenario. Quite elegant imho, but waiting for it to be mainlined to try it out.
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by tjoff 3y ago
> There's some irony in using a screenshot from MS Word in that blog post, given that back in the day Office was notorious for having subtly non-standard UI elements (menus which remove little-used items after a while, destroying m
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by tjoff 3y ago
One thing I'm missing is able to copy the URL of many tabs. As soon as you were able to select multiple tabs for making bookmarks I just assumed that you could ctrl+c and get the urls in plaintext. But doesn't seem to be that easy
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by tjoff 3y ago
Doesn't that defeat the promise of k8 in the first place? Because then it won't scale. And the moment you do you run into other bottlenecks.
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by tjoff 3y ago
Doubt it is worth the hassle. How many do you really expect to be identical? An OS isn't large. Your spotify/slack/browser instance is of comparable size. Says more about browser based apps but still.
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by tjoff 3y ago
Gmail and outlook are absolutely atrocious. Gmail can't even search properly, which is what you'd expect from a cloud. Searching through gigabytes of mail is trivial on a desktop but way too expensive to do on the cloud. So much q
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by tjoff 3y ago
Many good reasons have been presented here. And on the other side, is there any reason not to do it? (part from the effort required to put it in place)
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by tjoff 3y ago
You need to protect it from yourself. If you know the salt then you can trivially brute-force it yourself and now you are not GDPR-compliant. If you don't know the salt then you'll have to use a new salt for each IP and then all h
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by tjoff 3y ago
And we are back to the depressing part where you can't even bother.
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by tjoff 3y ago
That is not about saving cents tough.
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by tjoff 3y ago
> Processors are running in the nano/pico range but the led/camera likely can't reach that resolution. You don't need a lot of precision to get enough hints of a key to be able to brute-force the rest. > Oh, and
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by tjoff 3y ago
You mean without delimiters, or? Stripping superfluous delimiters in logs isn't unusal.
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by tjoff 3y ago
If starting anew Thread is probably a better bet. Such as the Eve smart plug. But with both zigbee/thread the problem is shifted towards the gateway instead so you'll have to do it yourself / pick one tu trust there. But here
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by tjoff 3y ago
Almost any IP camera? Surely it is going to be very unqiue depending on vendor/hardware?
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by tjoff 3y ago
Sure, but that just reinforces the idea to not support them in the beginning?
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by tjoff 3y ago
> Do you use Google? Slack? Facebook? The list of venture backed tech firms is endless. Not a convincing list of companies there...
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by tjoff 3y ago
Maybe for ultrabooks and similar but I'm not overly thrilled about the idea. Is there a good overview of how much of a benefit the onchip ram is?
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by tjoff 3y ago
But that means that the pools still use the GC? If so then I fully agree. But the point of a pool in my mind would be to reuse the memory rather than allocate+deallocate it.
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by tjoff 3y ago
I got that, and thanks for the link. But I'm not convinced a pool would have more overhead. It is basically the same thing (not really, but then again, pretty much) just you can encode more information about the usage than a general GC
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by tjoff 3y ago
Pooling would have been more overhead than allocation + deallocation? Do you have any relevant readings? No idea how to do it in java but a few pointers ought to be enough. You can also omit clearing the memory area between allocations for
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by tjoff 3y ago
I don't think we have the same definition of effort. All options regarding sewage in your basement takes a lot of effort. Identifying and doing the least sucky option doesn't make it not suck. I agree that it is helpful to frame i
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by tjoff 3y ago
> If you did, you would do these things that you think make them better with no effort. There is a whole lot of assumptions in that sentence. To start, why would doing the right thing be effortless? Add to that, if you are in a bad sta
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by tjoff 3y ago
> For robust code you should also use set -e. Highly debatable.
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by tjoff 3y ago
I think you need to be a little more specific about what the "down file" is for, especially since you can't for google it.

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