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bluecmd
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Comment #24527529
Maybe they didn't know there is a difference? I'm from Europe and I didn't. You register to be able to vote? Why isn't every citizen automatically allowed to vote?
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Comment #24459434
Since you mention regulation, I think it is something to be proud of. GDPR, Germany saying hell-no to forced Facebook accounts, etc. As for innovation? US isn't even top 10 when it…
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Comment #24437307
IPV6 commonly does that. Your next hop is installed as a link-local fe80-entry which is derived from the mac address. Not exactly what you're after, but removes the IP numbering ne…
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Comment #24233118
That's not the "cattle vs. pet" as I understand it. The servers are identical, i.e. cattle. This is just a case of sticky sessions. It's a common pattern to help latency and keep r…
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Comment #23884306
This doesn't help you now, but why didn't you keep the old site and just 301'd to the new page for a year or so?
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Comment #23818297
Build systems usually don't care what you added. Modification of source means rebuild.
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Comment #23818280
> because the Rust way is actually the right way. [Citation needed]
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Comment #23713532
I mean, could? Sure. They specifically claim not to though: https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/privacy
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Comment #23533505
No, you also need to be able to MITM. Snooping the traffic is not enough to do harm.
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Comment #23088993
That Europe cost seems high, tbh. In the Nordics for example I'm pretty sure everything is paid for.
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Comment #22725912
+1. When I had to use AWS for batch workloads, which at the time at least didn't have a TTL attribute on VMs, I made sure that the VM first scheduled a shutdown in like 30 min if t…
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Comment #22725882
And then have to live with asking yourself "could I have done more?"
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Comment #22481984
I doubt that would be 1 and not developed using 2 followed by a "don't touch" policy, tbh
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Comment #22473144
There are a few. https://github.com/tink-ab/login-service is one I wrote and open sourced when I worked at the associated company. Adding something like https://github.com/dhtech/a…
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Comment #22473125
BeyondCorp is the effort/program name, ÜP is one of the software that enables it to be implemented. ÜP is just a fancy Envoy/nginx reverse proxy.
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Comment #22402904
It's in the article
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Comment #22402900
Signal is open source
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Comment #21267778
Hostile APIs are a problem. If you require a dance for the correct outcome, people will fail. Make it easy to do the right thing.
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Comment #20969884
I've never seen this advice, would you mind elaborating or citing a more elaborate source? Since pivot_root requires the old root to be a child of the new root, traversing back to …
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Comment #20969789
You don't even need that. The BIOS can just install vulnerable SMM handlers and then you're screwed. I don't get why you say it doesn't affect you - bloated and crappy firmware aff…
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Comment #20416041
Yes sure, but I question if these permissions would do anything to prevent that. It would reject an open() call on the file, but these are expected to be directories so that would …
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Comment #20412932
What do the chmod do there? Removing files count as writes to the directory at least in Linux, so chmodding the dummy file wouldn't do much I'm thinking.
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Comment #20401730
Search "PCIe bar space" and you should be fine
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Comment #19991059
There is recurring costs as well, something like $400/mo in power usage bills, and another $400 in internet and space rental fees per month. The folks over at the datacenter have b…
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Comment #19990629
Indeed, the 16 MiB virtual memory space is kind of limiting for anything remotely modern :-).