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by zerd 9y ago
Notice that the traceroute is from github to the user. I don't think we can assume users have port 443 open.
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by zerd 9y ago
One good thing about ZFS integrity checking is that when it finds an error it can repair the bit rot from another disk if you have parity or mirroring. Can dm-integrity do that?
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by zerd 9y ago
There's the From Nand to Tetris [1] course which has a book. It skips a few steps though. I love Ben Eater's series because it is so thorough. Whenever I'm like "how did x work again" he explains it in detail. If yo
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by zerd 9y ago
Actually they ask for social media accounts when applying for a visa waiver now, e.g. ESTA. I bet they'll mark you as suspicious if you travel without any electronics too, because that has become uncommon.
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by zerd 9y ago
They could do one tracking request and fan out to different tracking systems on the backend. Doesn't solve the privacy issue, but solves the loading issue.
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by zerd 10y ago
Show us one of those safe C/C++ projects of a major size. I've never seen one.
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by zerd 10y ago
If you get back an URL to the document instead of the ID, then whenever you need to refer to that document, you need the whole URL. That means that it can't change, which I thought was one of the arguments for using HATEOAS, that you
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by zerd 10y ago
But it is affected by leap seconds. According to the example labeled "Unix time across midnight when a UTC leap second was inserted on 1 January 1999" the unix time went backwards. So using epoch/unix time does not help.
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by zerd 10y ago
Has there been any progress since then? The blog has been awfully quiet.
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by zerd 10y ago
Never seen the "past" button before. Thanks!
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by zerd 10y ago
I'M the Supervisor. Can I get a taxi number? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IM_the_Supervisor
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by zerd 10y ago
Unless it's a table with high write load. You're basically shifting the expensive part from read time to write time.
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by zerd 10y ago
The important part is that you are able to temporally decouple running the tests against the service mock, and the tests running against the real service. This sounds very similar to Consumer Driven Contracts, such as https://doc
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by zerd 10y ago
This is probably related to the bittorrent client included in Spotify https://torrentfreak.com/spotify-a-massive-p2p-network-bless...
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by zerd 10y ago
I guess this is the trick 99% of porn sites use to do "pop-unders" now. Shouldn't the fix for this be in the browers?
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by zerd 10y ago
Oh, if only CrashPlan existed back then. I've also lost numerous files due to stupid mistakes and failing hard drives. Can't find any photos from before 2006. Now I use CrashPlan, Dropbox w/packrat, Arq and local backups to Z
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by zerd 11y ago
Never seen a cpu die? It looks awesome https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die_(integrated_circuit)#/medi...
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by zerd 11y ago
That is 10 megabytes per ruby application per server. I don't know how many ruby instances there are in the world, but the total memory reduction across the world could easily be in the order of petabytes. Small change with large impac
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by zerd 11y ago
Comparison with Varnish from "Performance Evaluation of the Apache Traffic Server and Varnish Reverse Proxies" (2012) [1] ... the results indicated that Apache Traffic Server reached better cache hit rates and slightly better ban
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by zerd 12y ago
More like time to close some tabs. But I really like having my tabs open!
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The Ideal Domain-Driven Design Aggregate Store?(vaughnvernon.co)
30 points by zerd 12y ago|26 comments
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by zerd 12y ago
Per install, machine, user or household?
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by zerd 12y ago
Do you know of any papers/writeups where you can get more details of the technique?
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by zerd 12y ago
4799 out of 44198 are python3? just a few more to go.
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by zerd 12y ago
Or HUMANFile.
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by zerd 13y ago
Thank you for suggesting this. This looks exactly like what I've been looking for. Like a "command-line splunk". It is also packaged as a staticly linked file, which makes deployment easy for us.
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by zerd 13y ago
Exactly. Facebook probably sends 302 Temporary Redirect, counts it as a click, and the bot simply does not follow the Location header. Are there any ways to avoid this?
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by zerd 13y ago
Same tactic as Zynga. Still working apparently.
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by zerd 13y ago
Firstly, I must say that I'm talking about consumer available RAID systems here, since that's what the article discusses. >> "And that is because the designers assumed that the disk would be fine or just fail, and not b
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by zerd 13y ago
Could you tell us what RAID controllers actually does this? Because I've never seen one do checksumming at all. Anyone that is actually available for "normal" people (which is relevant for the discussion of the article), i.e.

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