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zaat
6y ago
Pro tip: sell your used 6700k on ebay. Somewhere, someone can put it to good use, and judging by the latest closed deals on this model, you can easily sell it for something like $225.
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zaat
6y ago
Simply put, what the article recommends is in most situations, dead wrong advice. If configured as suggested, and for some reason you lose enoguh nodes in your cluster for not having single node for each of your replicas, you will have less
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zaat
6y ago
This is only true if you choose the worst case scenario. If you bought SPY in almost any random day since 93 you could have sold it with profit without having to wait too much. On the worst case you had to wait for 5 years or so, but that w
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zaat
6y ago
That's the default for a long time already, but people actually want to use it from outside the server and so they configure the listener. https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/6.3&
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6y ago
Exactly, just without the time limits. Also, make it work for all updates. Oh, and While they are at it, they should also remove the nasty auto update of office application when starting them, without giving any prior hint or notice.
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6y ago
I understand that Microsoft see the large number of vulnerable machines on the internet as a problem thay they are responsible for and the forced update as a necessary solution. Nevertheless, I dual-boot my laptop and use Windows almost onl
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6y ago
For sale: baby shoes, never worn.
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6y ago
These and other treats will arrive as you get higher karma levels.
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6y ago
Shirt without paisley - fails shirt without buttons - preety much fail. shirt without red button - as already expected, shirts with red buttons
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7y ago
And now you can even write the regex for it into FAT32
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zaat
7y ago
In short, Docker's development was payed for by a company for commercial purposes. Moreover, it was build as an abstraction over kernel features so that developers won't need learn anything about them. It's success is product
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7y ago
> I do think there is a negative spiral where IDE addicts (for the lack of a better term) produce tools that "help" others avoid leaving their comfort zone. Alternatively, many people see value in focusing on what they develop
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7y ago
I checked the English version, looks totally different, but the images are the same and I guess the content is as well. There is a link on the menu bar, the address is: https://president.mn/en/
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7y ago
When the page was opened I immediately tilted my head to "correct" the page, a totally unconscious reaction, much deeper than assumption.
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7y ago
> Visual Studio had to build their own Docker wrapper, because telling people to just use it directly would give their users a glimpse of the outside world, and we can't have that! Do you actually believe this was the reason behind
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Ask HN: PC Games for Young Children
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7y ago
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7y ago
I was never asked to give a hand in Oracle integration, hence I believe it is quite straight forward. In my experience usually third party tools, i.e. ldapsearch, don't implement all AD options, if will use them for a LDAP query with A
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zaat
7y ago
Not at all if was possible. But PosgtreSQL only map users that already exists in PostgreSQL to LDAP users, matching the user name. And there is no way to map the groups. That's ridiculous. The hackish implementations are syncing users
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7y ago
There are tens of DBAs, hundreds of developers, hundreds of application users, those are the users in those groups. I have done my fair share of integration with AD, including in some of the largest enterprises existing on this planet, wher
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7y ago
Because certain groups of users need the same sets of permissions on hundreds of databases and servers. And the members of those groups are constantly changing. In addition this ties an identity across system and facilitates SSO on the one
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7y ago
Well, a client invited me to evaluate PostgreSQL. Strong MSSQL shop, thousands of databases, millions of customers, tens thousands internal users. Big pile of licensing money they were eager to save. We investigated the options for LDAP and
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7y ago
While these are all correct and proper, everyone I know is on first terms with it and so we all call the virus and the disease Corona.
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7y ago
Yes, that's the headline. But the article is specifically about Corona and quite detailed: > Coronaviruses are a genus of bugs that cause respiratory and gastrointestinal infections, sometimes mild and sometimes fierce, in humans, o
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7y ago
I submitted an article predicting Corona virus pandemic from 2013, but it wasn't upvoted: The Next Pandemic: Not if, but When: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22571607
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The Next Pandemic: Not If, but When (2013)
(nytimes.com)
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I have no idea what's your beef and why are you taking the discussion here so emotionally. It is a fun and informing place to exchange ideas and have conversations, not a battlefield. My comment was actually exactly opposite to the way
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7y ago
Does it still make sense to talk about what people expects when discussing the markets? isn't the vast majority of the action these days is coming from algorithms that try to predict the very very near future?
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7y ago
If that was the point of the article than what does the last 3 paragraphs mean? My comment is on the claim that I understand those paragraphs put - that this isn't real unique value proposition since new competitor can easily do better
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7y ago
What is the unique value proposition of anything? If Barry sells higher quality honey, what keeps someone else from coming in and sell even better quality honey, and for half the price? Oh, you say that it isn't simple to make good qua
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7y ago
It is way worse than your average HTML. Again, I'm not sure if those defects are the framework faults or the UI implementation, but deleting input from field when pressing tab isn't something I encountered in any HTML interface. L
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