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edwinbalani

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About edwinbalani

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    Comment #48375843

    From memory, it was for Joint Academic Network. I'm surprised the Wikipedia article doesn't mention it at all, but it seems hard to find an authoritative source.

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    Comment #43780095

    A handful of peanuts a day to avoid dying in the event of (accidental, inadvertent) exposure sounds like a pretty good deal! I think that's the value here: > "It's a wonderful feel…

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    Comment #41492973

    It costs money to serve S3 objects out to the internet though. S3 GET request billing + the usual AWS egress fees, after you've burned through the free quotas. Egress is currently …

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    Comment #40759510

    It seems like a good move. The Tao was a big single document with heavyweight edit/revision burden, which probably made more sense when it was updated by publishing a new RFC, as i…

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    Comment #38846864

    Says not a three letter agency ;)

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    Comment #38426414

    Wrong article I think; there was another post about a bookmark manager on here.

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    Comment #37859184

    For anyone new to SOPS like I was - https://github.com/getsops/sops

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    Comment #37843243

    I don't follow, was $9/user/mo (presumably what the Team plan was) low enough for it to be "effectively free" and invite problem customers? I would have thought those sorts of peop…

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    Comment #37691176

    Their posts in the last few days are all tagged "Birthday Week", so I guess their PR office has been queueing them all up for a little while.

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    Comment #35632489

    Scrolling down from the "create an account" button, all the "Ory vs [thing]" links from that page open up just fine for me.

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    Comment #35492054

    Wormhole is a synchronous transfer between two peers; this site is essentially a paste bin/upload bin.

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    Comment #35346525

    Better to link straight to the paper: https://wrv.github.io/h26forge.pdf

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    Comment #34244389

    Yup, right on. We found a bug that crops up when a certain compiler (proprietary, not MSVC) tries to reuse the result of a float comparison originally made in a ternary expression.…

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    Comment #31729769

    And CRUD -> create, read, update, delete. By "LOB CRUD" GP means those fairly generic apps that are mainly a front-end to some database, with a bit of business logic or integration…

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    Comment #31064588

    My favourite aspect of this story is how the academics, being academics, took it upon themselves to characterise the problem in detail before telling the postmaster about it. Could…

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    Comment #29853322

    You can also find the 'GitHub version' (which I'd guess is where distributions get their versions from) at https://github.com/imapsync/imapsync . I used this for an uncomplicated t…

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    Comment #29124217

    (All that said, embedded systems sometimes don't have virtual memory, so the original problem stated in the link is just not a thing...) > working from a fixed-size pool or arena c…

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    Comment #29124147

    That's right - some "safe" coding standards like MISRA C go as far as forbidding use of malloc() without explicit justification. If you still need dynamic allocation, you might cho…

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    Comment #28402003

    Worth knowing that are two "nmigen"s nowadays - the one originated in M-Labs and one under a project also called nmigen: https://github.com/nmigen/nmigen It's a fork, made for reas…

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    Comment #27820327

    Whenever law enforcement snags a "major haul", be it illicit cash or substances or arms or anything else, I guess I focus on its physical size as the thing that makes it impressive…

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    Comment #25689411

    Crash testing will be part of a wider testing plan. The logic there is that you have shown all the tests to pass using that particular hardware+software configuration. Only that co…

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    Comment #25208931

    BigBlueButton is largely led by Blindside Networks -- they also oversee the holding of the BigBlueButton trademark, logomark, etc. Blindside's commercial element is to to consult o…