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by xmodem 5y ago
If you've only had a spot instance pre-empted from you once then you haven't used them very much. We have a very elastic workload that can scale up to a few hundred spot instances and it's not uncommon to see tens of them yan
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by xmodem 5y ago
My work mac has both Carbon Black and FireEye. It takes 30% longer to do a large build of an open source project than my personal laptopk, despite having 2 more cores and twice the RAM.
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by xmodem 5y ago
Another important step - make the offiste backup 'pull' based - so the credentials to access the data already there do not exist on the system being backed up.
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by xmodem 5y ago
> I have a good guess what’s going on: It’s proving really hard to make a CPU (or SoC) that’s perceptibly faster than the M1. Here’s why. This is daft. Chips are not something that you can finalise the design of and have in customers han
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by xmodem 5y ago
I've probably done it a bunch of times on my side projects too, but in any environment where code review is enforce you should probably be enforcing using the tooling to do the merge too, and not giving individual developers permission
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by xmodem 5y ago
We're already at the point where a transistor is a double-digit number of silicon atoms. The cost of each node shrink is growing at an insane rate. The good times might be back for now - and don't get me wrong, I'm having a b
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by xmodem 5y ago
Heartbleed? I assume you mean Spectre and Meltdown
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by xmodem 5y ago
THe filibuster in the senate can be changed or removed with a simple majority, i.e. 9 less than the number of votes needed to break a filibuster.
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by xmodem 5y ago
Not really. Mortgages are secured against the property, and attract low interest rates compared to unsecured debt like a credit card.
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by xmodem 5y ago
This is a tragic market failure. As climate change is making more of the Earth's surface hospitable to ticks, I hope this gets revisited at some point in the future.
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by xmodem 5y ago
I don't think free/paid/donationware matters. There are plenty of both free and paid utilities around for working with AirPods, but they're not from "Appel".
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by xmodem 6y ago
Unfortunately archive.org last fetched the script in November last year: https://web.archive.org/web/2020*/https://codecov.io/bash A quick diff against the current version doesn't show anything
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by xmodem 6y ago
Apple has publicly stated their intent to permit users to run other operating systems on Apple silicon, and has provided various mechanisms for them to do so in a first-class way (still supporting secure boot, for instance). Of course, the
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by xmodem 6y ago
At a certain level the question is academic, and lawyering over definitions only distracts from the bigger picture. I trusted Facebook with my mobile number. They permitted bad actors to mis-use their service, and now bad actors have that n
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by xmodem 6y ago
Nope, but storage is so cheap who cares? might as well keep the lossless
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by xmodem 6y ago
This is truly the stuff of nightmares, and I'm definitely going to review our CI/CD infrastructure with this in mind. I'm eagerly awaiting learning what the initial attack vector was.
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by xmodem 6y ago
I think you may have misinterpreted that part of the post - my understanding is that the Linux laptop that was being used was compromised, and there was a 3 month gap when that developer switched to a Windows machine before that became comp
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by xmodem 6y ago
I would suggest watching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88GyLoZbDNw . As someone who just wants to maintain a few VPN tunnels without having to be an expert in OVPN/IPSec/whatever, the ease-of-setup and conceptua
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by xmodem 6y ago
That sort of metric is counting by weight, which I'm not sure can be directly compared to other products. Google says the average compact car weights 1324 kg, the un-recyclable porition of that is equivalant to one hell of a lot of iPh
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by xmodem 6y ago
> when you are used to 65W X86 the ARM stand no chance. My m1 mac says hi! :)
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by xmodem 6y ago
I've worked on services that needed to run on the customer's choice of RDBMS, IMO Hibernate helped us out a lot. But it's not something I'd recommend doing if you could avoid it.
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by xmodem 6y ago
On iOS it's optional with the explanation, "Increase your BankID security by allowing location." Yeah, nah. I've always had it turned off, never had an issue.
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by xmodem 6y ago
The guardian article about the same ICO report [1] points out that it wsa AggregateIQ that worked with Vote Leave. For the purposes of this article, this is a distinction without a difference. 1: https://www.theguardian.com/
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by xmodem 6y ago
Implement the userspace wireguard client and TCP stack as a ProxyCommand, make something useful for the general case of SSH'ing over wireguard.
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by xmodem 6y ago
I'm very happy with TransferWise' low fees, but their 'borderless' account is unfortunately no substitute for a real account in the native currency in a lot of cases.
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by xmodem 6y ago
According to the documentation, they're stored under your user's home directory, separate from the repository: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/local-history.html#locat...
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by xmodem 6y ago
My favorite IntelliJ feature is that it tracks the full history of the files in your project, losslessly and independently from your VCS. You can just go and pull source from Local history, from 5 minutes or 5 days ago (I'm not sure ho
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by xmodem 6y ago
For some definition of 'easy', yes. You still need to know a lot about how a CPU works. I think a project to bootstrap a PC with code generated from a completely verifiable platform would be really cool, but in practise would be o
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by xmodem 6y ago
That's like saying, "Every variable in every language is mutable if I just take this electron gun and aim it at my RAM chip very carefully." You're messing around with the internals of the system that was never intended
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by xmodem 6y ago
If you wanted to solve for that, you would have to build a computer like the monster6502 [1] to run the compiler on, and visually inspect the memory contents. 1: https://monster6502.com/

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