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attilagyorffy
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Comment #48296280
This is very exciting. The music landscape is just as chaotic as it was back in 2007 (when CBS acquired Last.fm) if not even more complex these days. Can't wait to see what's next.…
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Comment #36891113
If we have high availability connectivity for servers, I feel like corporations should also consider applying the same principles for inter-personal communication. A distributed an…
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Comment #12779096
there's currently no post on openssl.org but i expect them to publish one soon. Also, now with all the OpenSSL sh*tstorm this year, I really wonder if LibreSSL is vulnerable to thi…
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Comment #12260442
I vaguely remember something around a potential fix but I lost track of it. The strange thing is that this appeared yesterday. I haven't had time to actually test this, am just loo…
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Comment #12260373
I've found this on isssource and am surprised that it has not spread like wildfire. If the claims are true then this is an issue that should be taken seriously. Posting here for di…
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Comment #12026984
This really is a more complex question then it may seem. One of the reasons I haven't yet upgraded my production system is because I want to be able to keep my system up-to-date. N…
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Comment #12026147
I know this is just nitpicking but you may want to use capital V instead: `ssh -V`. And indeed the SSH command originates from OpenBSD and uses LibreSSL 2.1.8.
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Comment #11868388
ha, funnily just one day before code freeze of freebsd 11 :) nevertheless it's great that freebsd is getting more attention these days.
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Comment #10932708
I've been a Rails developer for 10 years now and I have to say it is still my favourite tool of choice (yes even in 2016). There are other interesting tools and frameworks out ther…
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Comment #10571894
if you can make this work in a way that it's capable of reinstalling a precise snapshot (like using a Gemfile.lock in Ruby's Bundler world) and keep it stable then I once again wil…
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Comment #9494637
my thoughts exactly. whilst i don't care about Salesforce's CRM, i wouldn't want MS to put their hands on heroku. Once MS bought one of my favourite companies (Rareware, now Rare a…
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Comment #9302599
I'm a little bit disappointed that the TLD is .PIRATE instead of .YARR
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Comment #9302453
https://github.com/npm-ruby/npm-ruby - Bringing npm functionality to Ruby applications
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Comment #8965488
That's also a good solution I think. One of the main advantages of using containers though is real portability. This means in theory you could just push your container in developme…
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Comment #8947808
This is exactly why i think modern kernel level security layers, such as FreeBSD jails (or Docker/LXC) were born. Provided your app runs within a jail, it wouldn't matter much anym…
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Comment #6107836
I use Ubuntu for convenience and because that's the distro that I am the most familiar with. I know that Ubuntu is a Debian derivative but I tend to use Ubuntu because of the wide …
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Comment #6107820
I personally haven't had significant performance regressions. I tend to disable only the modules that I am sure are not going to be necessary. Also, Tinycore linux might be great b…
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Comment #6107806
Great idea! I personally haven't had any experience with the cloud images so far but now that I looked at them I really like your idea. +1
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