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Comment #21693764
Teddy has sold most if not all of his shares in Playtech and other gambling related businesses[1]. Also calling every one who ever served in 8200 an Israeli spy is ridiculous. Mili…
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Comment #20401649
True. In such case you need to create a different symlink within the same filesystem and then use "mv" to atomically overwrite the current symlink. ln -sfn target new && mv -Tf new…
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Comment #20163833
There is a famous Soviet joke about it. Question to Armenian Radio: - What is American embassy built from? - Micro-concrete. - What's Micro-concrete? - 10% concrete, 90% microphone…
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Comment #18725876
Don't you get in the way with facts. They don't support the narrative. Iran is an unfortunate victim of Western politics!
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Comment #18066560
I tried to switch to Firefox lately after this new speedy version had been released. I really underestimated how good Chromium is. Basic stuff, like in page search(Ctrl+F) is awful…
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Comment #17793812
I get where you coming from. It's really easy to underestimate the rip current. This might be very dangerous, especially if you are not a good swimmer, it can take you off shore an…
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Comment #14838454
He didn't cause any damages. He reported the issue including the pass he purchased as evidence and it was invalidated.
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Comment #14795579
Here is Trevor explaining this image in his presentation: https://media.ccc.de/v/30C3_-_5604_-_en_-_saal_1_-_201312282...
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Comment #14682741
Mine(Ubuntu) differs: It is usually recommended to only use usernames that begin with a lower case letter or an underscore, followed by lower case letters, digits, underscores, or …
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Comment #11477984
Don't know about Seattle but my ISP does run a transparent proxy that does mitm for http and caches files. They use http://www.peerapp.com/ devices to do so. I was also successful …
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Comment #5348250
"[Upstart] currently has no way to adjust the maximum number of file descriptors, or limit memory usage" That's weird, because that's one of the things i like about Upstart. The ab…
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Comment #3591917
That's not entirely true. Since i found how to poison my ISP's PeerApp "invisible" cache servers i started to check MD5 when downloading manually. It does cache big files but not s…
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Comment #1224449
That's true about hype and marketing. Including spamming #puppet channel trying to divert people to chef when they come asking for help.
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Comment #1224446
We manage around 200 servers with puppet.Our system administrators aren't programming savvy. It's much harder to write chef recipes, while puppet's DSL allows them to write pretty …
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Comment #1224438
What author meant, i think, is that "Chef manages resources in the order they are specified." while Puppet encourages usage of "require" parameter to explicitly define the dependen…
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Comment #1213343
it actually says that he lives on his mother's pension.
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Comment #1176239
Is it still possible to use puppet instead of chef? We have a lot of puppet manifests written.
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Comment #876362
Walden; or, Life in the Woods by Henry David Thoreau Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco