yeukhon

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by yeukhon 8y ago
They still break a lot. Like A LOT!
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Technology makes us depressed
3 points by yeukhon 8y ago|2 comments
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by yeukhon 8y ago
GitHub UI is terrible in recent years. The launch of discovery was a mistake; now they finally made the newsfeed "simpler" and cleaner, thank god.
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by yeukhon 8y ago
I also recommend Netflix’s Dirty Money. It covers the HSBC scandal. I am so disappointed in our American federal government. Totally a sold out of our justice system. Fuck that shit. It was literally a “too big to fail, too big to fuck with
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by yeukhon 8y ago
I am a few years away from 30. I have disabled FB and Instagram recently so I can free myself from some stress. I use YouTube a lot because I enjoy watching game plays (e.g. H2ODelirious, VanossGaming, etc.) YouTube is a good alternative to
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by yeukhon 8y ago
I am sorry, what? Youtube makes money.
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by yeukhon 8y ago
If they are annoyed by the spam, they can “mute”.
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by yeukhon 8y ago
Better choice: move away from Node.
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by yeukhon 8y ago
Actually, 503 is better in this case. Internally it shlkld report 500.
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by yeukhon 8y ago
One major reason OpenStack is a messy project today is the amount of companies involved in thr foundation early on. It was a big problem when RedHat vs HP vs Rackspace vs XYZ.
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by yeukhon 8y ago
Oh god no. This would kill programming productivity. Why people like these complicated programming languages? Seriously...
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by yeukhon 8y ago
How do I know you are not keeping the money to yourself? Also data without government official id is not convincing enough.
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by yeukhon 8y ago
Yes. But now you are liable. How many bugs have you fixed that were created by you?
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by yeukhon 8y ago
I have no experience in using the json column in postgres (well, sort of did, but it was just a json type, before json column was a real thing). For me, I try to do as much on the database side like sorting, which does require a good schema
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by yeukhon 8y ago
I am not sure if that’s really true. I think EU meeting like having a meeting at work: looks serious, but often are ineffective. For show. If you know how EU politic works, you might be aware of the defeated device of VW and other Europrean
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by yeukhon 8y ago
Why should Mozilla be the representative? Why not X organization?
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by yeukhon 8y ago
First, we should fix user agent. Time to dump that historical baggage.
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by yeukhon 8y ago
Usually one would setup a sinkhole to divert traffic away from real hosts, but I think to keep these connections running they are usually just sending packets and disconnect. smurf attack and SYN attack are very classic.
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by yeukhon 8y ago
So is it available on the Internet like stolen password archive? Very curious what my data looks like in their hands.
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by yeukhon 8y ago
I wonder if anyone has ever tried counter attack. The downside is in turn DoS the origin, which often are victims like infected host in a botnet. Double-edged sword. But it would be very interesting to see how quickly one could defeat the a
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by yeukhon 8y ago
Less than 25 servers is not overall when you take into account people generally choose a larger instance type.
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by yeukhon 8y ago
This!
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by yeukhon 8y ago
“However, Dr Sestan has since said he does not wish to elaborate on the findings of his pig brain experiment, as he is awaiting publication of the results in a scientific journal.” Hmm why? No spoiler? I wouldn’t mind sharing it right away.
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NASA Mars Mission Faces Setback After Heat Shield Cracks Under Pressure(npr.org)
76 points by yeukhon 8y ago|40 comments
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by yeukhon 9y ago
I prefer battery-tested tech than something so shiny with such high risks. I hypothesize riding a horse is safer than driving a Telsa.
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by yeukhon 9y ago
"profanity" are still in the source code if you search in Mozilla central :-) well, depends on how one defines "profanity".
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by yeukhon 9y ago
The recent Firefox releases should be praised. Stable and beautiful. I hope Mozilla internally is stable now. Firefox shouldn't be abandoned. I can understand why Mozilla Corporation needs to find new revenue resources. Mozilla should
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How the NSA is tracking people right now(washingtonpost.com)
21 points by yeukhon 9y ago|1 comments
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by yeukhon 9y ago
This is a good question. I will simplify this to two rules: * internal traffic goes through VPC, AWS backone, and Direct Connect / VPN (company and AWS accessing each other). Worth noting that, all S3 requests used to go through the In
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by yeukhon 9y ago
You need to define “between services”. You mentioned oauth and VPC peering. One is authentication, the other is networking accessibility. There is no one solution. Generally you have: VPC peering between accounts, Network Access Control Lis

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