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by wila 10y ago
To stay on the hotel topic, this one [0] scores pretty high on not unseeing it. If you see the cleaning lady and there's no glasses on her cart then chances are high that she has to clean them herself while cleaning your room. Which is
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by wila 10y ago
Of course this is marketing, that is obvious from the title alone. The open source projects give them a means to post a high numbers of bugs found by their magical product. For a high number they just have to scan more products, they can ev
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by wila 10y ago
Submitted above as it seems not everyone noticed that part 2 already is available well. Also note that part 3 is available as well [0] [0] http://frankdenneman.nl/2016/07/11/numa-deep-dive-part-3-cac...
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NUMA Deep Dive Part 2: System Architecture(frankdenneman.nl)
2 points by wila 10y ago|1 comments
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by wila 10y ago
Yes, Frank has a very nice series going there. More parts are expected to follow. As to your question on what CPU the kernel normally runs on? AFAIK, it normally starts at core 0, processor 0. You can see for yourself where processes run. F
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NUMA Deep Dive Part 1: From UMA to NUMA(frankdenneman.nl)
100 points by wila 10y ago|16 comments
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by wila 10y ago
Japanese is very different from Chinese, as such the recommendation you are quoting is not making much sense.
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by wila 10y ago
Not OP, but he said "device"/"router", not many of those run Windows 8. FWIW I do the same, also use that host file at the border router and yes the difference is quite big. I'm always shocked about the extra a
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by wila 10y ago
You are replying to the author of lynis, might as well thank him for writing it :)
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by wila 10y ago
Eeks, the one thing I depend on is dedicated skype hardware (eg Phones that have native skype support) Every time that "Skype is moving forward" things tend to break. Last time that happened I had random calling problems for month
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by wila 10y ago
The success of an operating system depends on the availability of other applications. By extra focus on developers they are hoping to grow the ecosystem. At least that's my understanding of it.
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by wila 10y ago
The article i linked to discussed some of the exceptions. It is very difficult for the driver to prove. For example hitting a cyclist who crossed a red light is still your fault. Only cases where the driver could not possibly do anything to
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by wila 10y ago
If a car hits a cyclist or pedestrian in Holland, the car is -by definition- at fault. See [1] link in dutch. Free translation of the first part: Cyclist or pedestrians are seen as the weaker traffic participants. Because they are fragile i
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by wila 10y ago
Sorry upvoted you, onwards to the next round number.
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by wila 10y ago
Not sure on why the downvotes. I love cats, but used to have the problem you describe. Lots of cat feces in the garden from our friendly neighborhood cats. Nowadays however we have our own cat. So no more cat shit from the neighbors. That h
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by wila 10y ago
LOL
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by wila 10y ago
Every half year there is a new version and then you get new bugs.. for which you have to buy the next version to get it fixed.
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by wila 10y ago
In spam runs a success factor of one in thousand still can pay off. I'm afraid their results are better as that.
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by wila 10y ago
Familiarity, curiosity and not even realizing that the firmware from Shibby runs on the GL are some of the reasons. Besides that there's customers running on DD-WRT so it is good to have at least one form of it running inhouse. Those c
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by wila 10y ago
Hehe, that last reply in the thread is mine. Yes it _was_ unstable for me running the standard build. That was just an experiment though as I had been running on the mini build "forever". Figured I try the standard build, but afte
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by wila 10y ago
exactly.
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by wila 10y ago
Got a WRT54GL here that runs on a recent DD-WRT build. Also run Shibby's tomato on a beefier Linksys. openWRT on yet another Linksys and plenty of pfSense around here as well. They are all quite wonderful. > any 'official'
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by wila 10y ago
DataFlex :) it's still around, but nowadays it supports less platforms. There's still a unix/linux version (3.2) but that hasn't been updated in many years. The Windows version however is still going strong -version 18.2
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by wila 10y ago
The Rabobank system when used for online shopping using the "rabo scanner" works by redirecting to their site. Then displays a color QR code that your scanner reads. You insert card and enter PIN, then scan the QR code. The device
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by wila 10y ago
Nah, they simply should take away the developer's own paste functionality so that they can no longer paste code from websites. ;)
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by wila 10y ago
.and that PhD computer scientist will have a contract that he/she cannot be held responsible for anything bad that happens with the code he/she writes. Written by a juris doctor lawyer. :)
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Association of prescription H1 antihistamine use with obesity (2010)(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
3 points by wila 10y ago|0 comments
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by wila 10y ago
Well, i don't believe they take the picture for your benefit. Actually also seen that a picture is also taken on exit. So yes there might be more reasons like making sure the biometrics match with what is stored in the rfid chip on the
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by wila 10y ago
In quite a few countries upon visiting they take a photo of your face. Some also add finger prints. You cannot obscure that photo as they won't allow you to do so. So yes this can be used against you, actually at th border it is only c
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by wila 10y ago
> been too forceful on this subject I also read your replies in the post about devuan. Had the feeling half the posts where yours :) so you are a tad bit evangelic on the subject. The thing is that devuan is about a debian without system

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