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by vbernat 9y ago
Dunno for ebooks.com (whose prices are significantly higher), but on Google Playstore, ePub is clearly not sourced from O'Reilly. Line heights are not even consistent.
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by vbernat 9y ago
Recently, O'Reilly stopped providing ePub. If you want this format, you can buy from Google Playstore but the typography here is bad. Has someone checked how are the ePub in the bundle? Good old O'Reilly ePubs or quickly converted
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by vbernat 9y ago
It would be interesting to know the interaction between the patched host and the patched guest. As a simple example, if the host aggressively flushes the TLB, the performance impact on the guest of doing the same could be lower. On the othe
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by vbernat 9y ago
Intel says the identified stability issues only affect Broadwell and Haswell while they also affect Skylake and IvyBridge. The microcode updates are also made available to only very few channels and vendors. In turn, vendors are not making
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Linux Kernel Release Model(kroah.com)
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by vbernat 9y ago
xterm supports some graphics through Sixel rendering. Never saw a real use of this. On X11, some text browsers, like w3m render images on xterm by painting directly in the xterm window.
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by vbernat 9y ago
Student staff usually learn first network tricks on their first year and stay for 3 years. Complex solutions cannot be used because they don't have the experience and even if they get it quick enough, this would put a huge barrier to y
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by vbernat 9y ago
The existing API already features ability to integrate into any event loop. See rd_kafka_queue_io_event_enable() to provide a file descriptor to be notified of incoming data.
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by vbernat 9y ago
Currently, they are not patching a decade worth of CPU microcodes since we have 0 working microcode. And, previously, released microcodes were only down to Ivy Bridge EP (~2014).
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by vbernat 9y ago
The x86 ABI enforces alignment of the stack to 16 bytes. Isn't that enough to make this particular problem go away?
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by vbernat 9y ago
Not all listed processors got an update. If you look at SandyBridge E, the associated microcode is still from 2013.
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by vbernat 9y ago
This is more an exception than a rule. ss mostly uses the netlink interface, except when using "-s".
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by vbernat 9y ago
Unlike other Unix, Linux doesn't control its userland. net-tools (ifconfig, netstat, arp, route, etc.) was maintained by a separate person, was mostly a dead project (it has been revived very recently) and many scripts heavily relied o
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by vbernat 9y ago
On Android, this search bar can be disabled. Maybe it's the same on iOS.
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by vbernat 9y ago
This project is very incomplete (most commands are not implemented) and didn't get a commit since almost 6 months.
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by vbernat 9y ago
My source is this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IM-gFU74UzA . This could possibly be false.
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by vbernat 9y ago
Some users are publishing the video as a private video first, get demonetized, ask for the review, the video is monetized again and user can publish it as a public video.
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by vbernat 9y ago
On Android, system apps cannot be uninstalled but can usually be disabled. In "Settings", "Apps", select the app and choose "Disable".
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by vbernat 9y ago
Instead of wrapping SSH calls with an additional command, would it be possible to use a ProxyCommand? This way, anything working with "ssh" would work out of the box.
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by vbernat 9y ago
You are right. Part of discussion starts here: https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2017/10/msg00264.html
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by vbernat 9y ago
For C ABI, this exists since quite some time: https://abi-laboratory.pro/tracker/timeline/libevent/ (though, there is not really a way to enforce).
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by vbernat 9y ago
Restarting a whole datacenter from scratch is different from restarting individual servers. If a service needs another service running on another server, it may fail to start. For example, many servers may need the DHCP server. Some servers
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by vbernat 9y ago
Explain your use case on the mailing list. Absence of UDP support is due to lack of useful scenarios for it.
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by vbernat 9y ago
In Switzerland, at least one big shop makes this service optional. It costs me about 1500 US$ (for a total of 6000 US$) to get the extra service (additional warranty, free batteries, regular visits for cleaning and updating settings). I thi
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by vbernat 9y ago
Around-the-ear hearing aid can optionally have rechargeable batteries.
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by vbernat 9y ago
This also includes 1 additional year of batteries (something worth 50-100$). But this may also be a signal they are not confident they are reliable enough?
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by vbernat 9y ago
That's interesting: for the iHearHD, you go from 1000$ to 1500$ if you want a 2-year warranty. I always got at least a 4-year warranty for my regular hearing aids. Even assuming a linear cost, a iHearHD with a 4-year warranty would be
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by vbernat 9y ago
"with" supports an arbitrary number of contexts.
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by vbernat 9y ago
This is by design. The primary goal of session tickets is to resume a session without doing excessive crypto (no asymmetric cryptography).
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by vbernat 9y ago
The article and the comments here lack a bit of context. At the time where tickets were starting to be deployed (around 2011), ECDH ciphers were not in use and PFS was therefore quite expensive (and therefore, almost never used). Around the

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