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Spidler

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    Comment #38288667

    I'm still salty about the loss of OiNK and the cruft of junk that is streaming services. Finding new artists is near impossible with the profit focus of streaming services today. S…

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    Comment #37379005

    A fast(er) & standards compatible way of doing ipv6+ipv4 connections. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_Eyeballs

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    Comment #27651250

    Try this subscriber link https://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/860262/29e92db3e7272504/ > instead. (note, I'm not OP.)

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    Comment #27651243

    Try this subscriber link https://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/860262/29e92db3e7272504/ > instead. (note, I'm not OP.)

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    Comment #27486381

    I wrote a bot for GitLab that can do a few different things: * Nag (Comment) on Merge Requests to tie it to proper release milestones and labels, something that is easily forgotten…

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    Comment #27394225

    As with many checklist items, it is a useful technology that when set up and followed, can be totally awesome. Turning on and adding some "proper" filters on the audit subsystem wo…

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    Comment #25931991

    Ruined our day as well. This price hike in combination with the change of how they count users made it a 1100% price increase for us. It went from having active devs in the organiz…

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    Comment #25166875

    Why not simply use that then? We're using podman in containers inside gitlab ci. We're _also_ running tests of containers inside containers in containers using gitlab-ci. The main …

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    Comment #21344459

    Grafana seems amazing at first. Variables to abstract out some, a bit of "repeat" to loop over something, and you get pretty drop-downs that you can combine to show nice graphs. Th…

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    Comment #20807507

    A few years ago we migrated from Jira to Gitlab. To use their project-planning features (Epics, etc) they take a massive preḿium if you're not interested in the other features. Sti…

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    Comment #20541797

    From the article: > The pouch cell as described, can provide ∼1 mA of current. At the typical operating voltage of ∼0.5v, each cell can provide ∼0.5mW. The cell is robust to at lea…

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    Comment #18676514

    Having a policy of actively kidnapping children from immigrants and then selling them in auctions while dumping the parents on a different continent? Having a long established poli…

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    Comment #18676169

    How many children do you hold imprisoned right now? How many children have been defending themselves in courts recently? How many women, trans or otherwise have been suffering at t…

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    Comment #18543919

    New, secure, VM.. sudo chmod 777 /dev/kvm But... but... almost.

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    Comment #17590863

    What I'm missing is a different security model than the current `If an endpoint can push to gitlab, it is trusted and can execute code server-side`. There is no (current) way to en…

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    Comment #16921139

    Yes, we're using Fedora Server in production, since for some uses we really want a modern userspace and kernel 4.15+.

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    Comment #16509753

    LWN.net gets a bit more than $5. You pay to get quality content a few weeks ahead of time. Well worth the money.

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    Comment #15064852

    Machine learning, aka. "Mining your data for bias".

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    Comment #14178496

    Also, because curl is c89-portable, and alloca might fail on the portability standpoint.

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    Comment #13398321

    A thing I've found to help people about that is to override __repr__ on bytestrings in python3 and bytes in python3. If you make it not print strings as "ascii" but as hex, people …

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    Comment #12540152

    how's their update schedule for Security fixes and OS versions? How botched are their security lockdown of their phones compared to the Nexus line? Can't seem to find a list of CVE…

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    Comment #12517320

    But you cannot cluster on a BRIN index, and isn't cluster an operation that you need to redo regularly? I thought so, since while the cluster flag is set on an index, it won't guar…

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    Comment #11864782

    UUID internally is a 128 bit integer. Cheap as hell to sort.

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    Comment #11644993

    No, see [the previous post]( http://rachelbythebay.com/w/2016/04/17/unprotected/ )