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Ghostium
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Comment #14857241
"Each container deployed is securely isolated from other customers using proven virtualization technology. " Does anybody know if they mentioned anywhere what they use? LXC or Jail…
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Comment #14689331
Also some crypto trojans delete or even encrypt your snapshots if you using the existing restore software from Windows.
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Comment #13957192
Again? I'm annoyed of this topic. If you kept improving yourself along the way, I'm confident you will find a good company that value your knowledge.
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Comment #13934780
Maybe they don't cover all talks, I haven't look into that, but I used the book summary feature quite alot. https://www.getabstract.com/en/summaries/video-talks-lib/
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Comment #13824035
Maybe this could help: https://github.com/getify/You-Dont-Know-JS/blob/master/this%...
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Comment #13375868
Introducing: The Facebook Censoring Project
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Comment #13022374
While Elliott writes a lot of good posts, in my eyes his blog posts are a bit too much biased.
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Comment #12959019
Copyleft only affects changes to the original work. Usage with proprietary software is not affected.
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Comment #12952887
Please increase the contrast!
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Comment #12952527
The other option would be open core (crippled open source). However, I dislike both, I still would prefer supported source as the goal is more clear.
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Comment #11883264
What I'm asking me myself everytime I see a post about data leak, could you sue a company for the leak?
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Comment #11837442
"Non-performant features have been removed or replaced where an alternative solution is easy to adopt without too many changes." Sound for me like preact ( https://github.com/devel…
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Comment #11823227
It's the same solution for the npm left-pad problem. In my opinion every type of package repository should be mirrored & cached for production :)
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Comment #11673188
Hmm, I still will use Gitlab instead of Github. Unlimited public and private repos for free is nice.
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Comment #11588670
Reminds me of that: https://xkcd.com/927/