zobzu

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721.
by zobzu 12y ago
you contradicted yourself here - or voluntarily misunderstood the point.
722.
by zobzu 12y ago
AFAIK donations go to mozilla foundation. mozilla corporation cannot fund mozilla foundation, so the foundation works solely on donations.
723.
by zobzu 12y ago
Im all for signing stuff but: - amo wasnt affected by heartbleed - signatures arent foolproof either - HTTPS everywhere.. is supposed to advocate for TLS being safe ? So the criticism seems quite misguided in this case.
724.
by zobzu 12y ago
but also vim. and irssi. and gpg. and a bunch of other day to day linux programs nobody bothered to review very thoroughly. Just any case anybody still believe its just java, flash, openssl and bash that suffers bad vulns (oh oh oh).
725.
by zobzu 12y ago
Looks more like firefox + ion monkey is superfast on asm.js, not chrome which.. actually reflects reality.
726.
by zobzu 12y ago
Yeah pretty much. Not only inspired, but also inspire them through meaningful objectives. I'd love to work for spacex or tesla. I don't care how much they'd pay. I'd just love to work on projects similar to what they&#x2
727.
by zobzu 12y ago
ive done both and the stress depends on where you work a lot. Note that this include the "tech lead" stuff. That said on average for me and my close colleagues its largely always been easier and less stressful as a manager or dire
728.
by zobzu 12y ago
Funny how the article implies Elon designed all this and engineers employed there have nothing to do with it. It's all him.
729.
by zobzu 12y ago
One thing that always fails with that is that management always get more money. Wanna be a tech leader paid 150k? (fancy title, +- same salary as before) Or wanna be a director paid 250k? (fancier title, way bigger salary) Kinda difficult n
730.
by zobzu 12y ago
You'll notice my own account isnt throw away.
731.
by zobzu 12y ago
Technically its really just a socket dup
732.
by zobzu 12y ago
Meh I don't mind either way. There's nice stuff in systemd but nothing thats so critical i wouldnt use a sysv based system (there's pretty good ones). What generally annoy me are things like supervisor and other things people
733.
by zobzu 12y ago
you dont have to use journald. you can send back from journald to syslog (eg rsyslog) and that works well/its easy to do. You can even disable the journald logging itself and just have rsyslog (or the logger of your choice). at my pl
734.
by zobzu 12y ago
we've already upgraded to RHEL7 here. ppl didnt know systemd too well but it works (im the only guy who knew systemd. heck ppl didnt even know of journald). Now im not saying that i like systemd in general - for the reasons the author
735.
by zobzu 12y ago
I did not, actually. Same subject, but the question is different since this is a CA signed by a CA in this case.
736.
by zobzu 12y ago
Actually it makes sense IMO. Current yahoo "stylesheet" and ads are freaking terrible. If they bring a clean UI with few or no ads this makes it way more useable.
737.
by zobzu 12y ago
I use mobile firefox as well and it switched to yahoo as well. i could change it back without any issue. i think they changed defaults - but if you had put your own engine yourself it didnt.
738.
by zobzu 12y ago
Given his comment i can say he works for Mozilla or worked for Mozilla or have good contacts there. What he wrote is 100% truth as far as I'm concerned. (i have good friends at Mozilla myself and that echo their exact words from 3 y ag
739.
by zobzu 12y ago
which is the point. they get money through firefox/chrome. if they didnt have the firefox search deal, then a lot - lot - lot - less money.
740.
by zobzu 12y ago
You may be right (hint) - but that doesn't change the outcome and why Mozillians are retweeting that it enables choice. It actually does. Thanksfully a company is more than a CEO, CTO, and Legal affairs. In this case the mission matter
741.
by zobzu 12y ago
All CAs for most browsers are all audited by a third party. That's what provides the trust. https://cabforum.org/baseline-requirements/ https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/governance&#x2F
742.
by zobzu 12y ago
various 3rd parties. this is required by the cab forum which my browser requires as well. inform yourself if you want to write stuff like that. even more, its sad that people think CAs have zero checking and just give what, money to browse
743.
by zobzu 12y ago
thanks!
744.
by zobzu 12y ago
Whos auditing the ca?
745.
by zobzu 12y ago
2 things: - distro developpers put a lot of work in making distros easy to use and thus why yum install pandoc is simple and easy. we often take this for granted. - when people create new apps they very, very often think they can do better
746.
by zobzu 12y ago
Note that he uses ohmyzsh. There's ohmybash too: https://github.com/revans/bash-it For menu complete with bash, the easiest is to add: TAB menu-complete inside of "~/.inputrc" then start a new shell
747.
by zobzu 12y ago
The tldr: Ingestion of high volumes of data was approximately 2.1 times faster in Postgres MongoDB consumed 33% more the disk space Data inserts took almost 3 times longer in MongoDB Data selection took more than 2.5 ti
748.
by zobzu 12y ago
very high traffic is google.com and similar sites. gov sites are not the tiniest sites but they're dwarfed by anyone getting million hits per hour 24/7 (yes google is even way more than that obviously) Killing IE6 and some others
749.
by zobzu 12y ago
Get a CDN and you'll see the price. If you don't need a CDN or have your own multiple international pop's then you're not really all that high traffic indeed.
750.
by zobzu 12y ago
Linux memory management is actually quite good. In particular the unified fs cache. I would think this guy had weird settings/tweaks and or more things enabled since he ran gentoo but misconfigured swapiness. The apps code is very clos

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