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Comment #49148637
I expect that the outer TCP might be better for high throughput, low RTT, no loss networks and more or less constant throughput on the vpn tunnel. Probably worse in all the other c…
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Comment #48874060
PF configuration language that author considers to be “the clearest expression of firewall intent anyone has shipped” is 95% the configuration language of ipfilter, the initial sol…
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Comment #48695699
Terra and Luna? Last time I had heard that, it didn’t end quite well
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Comment #48633231
Are they crazy to ask for this price? Few months ago I have bought a minipc with amd 8845hs 8/16c, 32GB RAM, 512GB NVME for €519
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Comment #48561115
Because curl is not installed in minimal docker images.
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Comment #48296520
Wth, are you people crazy? Never, under any circumstances, don’t share personal details during job interviews. Instead have a list prepared with the BS question list like: what is …
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Comment #47443605
OpenBSD was a great OS back in the late 90s and even early 2000s. In some cases it was competing neck to neck with Linux. Since then, well, Linux grew a lot and OpenBSD not so much…
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Comment #47280387
If any contagion, I would expect first to spread to private equity.
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Comment #47118904
Depends on Tokio crapware :( This is crazy for a systems programming library
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Comment #46387419
I remember working in performance for a company that was building video delivery systems. That was about 10 years ago, but I still remember the celebration of 80Gbps, that was when…
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Comment #46386347
If that’s the case then 890ns is quite terrible. If for some reason you want to do this in software then the latency should be somewhere below 100ns.
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Comment #45774734
There’s no bubble, just nvidious people
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Comment #45569282
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Comment #44657823
Seems to me that this a story mostly about the very long settlement process that is specific to US, and less to the rest of the civilized world. Regarding the use of a digital curr…
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Comment #42032526
Is the brew ecosystem impacted by this?
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Comment #41675279
> My problem with Just Stop Oil is all their activism is just targeting people that have nothing to do with oil. Maybe they don’t like oil paintings.
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Comment #41506264
Haha, how many times can one sell mysql?
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Comment #41049337
TLDR; Microsoft says EU to blame for letting competition to exist.
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Comment #40690712
I have always said that reunification was not the best idea.
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Comment #40636384
My opinion is that private equity is the biggest scam of them all. It’s essentially just money poured in unregulated markets, fueling unaudited businesses very often highly in debt…
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Comment #39921262
Threat to their wealth, not to their livelihoods
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Comment #39575538
I think that the biggest problem is that Google is ashamed of what it is: an advertising company. Until they start embracing their own brand and meaning, there will be a constant s…
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Comment #39387283
Direct integration of C source code. Other than that, I can’t think of anything else.
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Comment #39010587
Wow, if something like this happened in the mainland Europe, probably many heads would fall, up to the ministerial level. For the establishment in good ol’ England it’s just anothe…
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Comment #38900625
It seems like a very expensive solution for a problem that was mostly solved 15 years ago