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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
Awesome that Debian gives you an option. This may be my excuse to finally switch from RHEL/CentOS.
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
I completely agree, however I think it would have been worth the effort, even if it where only to appear in Fedora. Definitely non-trivial, but could have been done when first integrating systemd.
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
I think it's a legitimate question. Systemd seems more targeted towards desktop environments where things like D-BUS are needed. I'm thinking of bastion server configurations using a distributions like CentOS where less is more.
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Ask HN: Why don't Linux distros provide systemd opt-out?
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
It's worth sticking it out and having the degree. Technologies change, fundamental concepts in Computer Science don't.
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
There's a lot of prejudice in the world. Keep your head up! Have you tried looking for telecommuting options? In my mind, it shouldn't matter if you're blind if you can produce quality work.
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
KVM is King(Linux/Openstack), Xen is dead, Docker is unstable.
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
Check out the Center for Internet Security and their Benchmarks: https://benchmarks.cisecurity.org/downloads/multiform/
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
End Result: One of three head terrorists is being held by their own organization as a traitor and thirty-four unrelated terrorists are being held by their own organization and brutally interrogated about actions they did not commit. One ter
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
Not "Why?" but "Why not?".
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
If the good guys can get to it, the bad guys can also get to it.
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
It should really read "For Assad".
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
14 hour days like SpaceX? No thanks.
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
I remember this tutorial fondly from the days of Win32: http://entropy.soldierx.com/~kayin/archive/Tutorials%20-%20b...
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
Don't forget Little Bobby Tables: https://xkcd.com/327/
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
Decent Ubuntu laptop for ~$1k http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/xps-13-linux/pd
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
We get it--Torvalds is an ass, but this "news" is old. It's great that the developer quit, I'm sure someone will fill the void.
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
Sounds like sour grapes to me.
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
Perforce is terrible. It's a slow, cryptic, and expensive dinosaur. Time to leave the mid 90s and hop on the git train.
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
Microsoft to buy Canonical, pass it on! http://linux.softpedia.com/blog/microsoft-recommends-ubuntu-...
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
Keep your head up! A CS degree is one of the most sought after diplomas anywhere in the world. It will pay off big time and is definitely not a "worthless piece of paper", it's the exact opposite! Have you tried internships
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
They took your article down because you are very short-sighted. You believe everyone has had the same privileges and opportunities you've had, thus you expect the same "success" from others. Step into someone else's sh
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
People don't want self-driving cars. People want to roam the open range--its the American way. I doubt self-driving cars will ever become mainstream.
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
"Software construction itself is immune to replacement by software, because software can generally not be constructed by other software." - I stopped reading after that sentence.
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
"OpenSwitch is a network operating system for disaggregated switches that are built around OCP compliant hardware and that utilizes the ONIE boot loader to install and uninstall network operating systems. It is aimed at accelerating th
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
How is this any better/different than Open vSwitch? http://openvswitch.org/
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
Skynet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skynet_(Terminator)
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
I have to admit, this was the best headline on this issue I've seen today.
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
Not good for AMD :-/ It's sad, AMD once gave Intel a run for their money with x86_64.
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by victorhugo31337 11y ago
Don't forget PF_RING: http://www.ntop.org/products/packet-capture/pf_ring/

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