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internetisthesh
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Comment #8782540
I considered partnering with a data center owner in the US until I learned that his organisation was monitored by NSA for doing bad stuff in Syria. As you say, of course ISIS and s…
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Comment #8779427
I looked a bit closer at my web server logs and the IP addresses matched one of the ranges described in the blog post. My application is translated to Korean by end-users, and read…
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Comment #8779206
That's why I wondered if other people saw the same pattern. Not sure why they would sweep the Internet themselves though. If they want to know what OS:es are used there's already s…
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Comment #8777942
My webpage get a few visits from NK every week. A bit curious wether this is common. Anyone else seeing this in their logs?
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Comment #8769321
They disabled OCSP by default in 2012 due to incurred latency and privacy concerns. Are you saying they changed it again?
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Comment #8769286
CRLset contains a fraction of all actual revocations. As far as I remember Chrome chose this solution to minimize download size. I'm my opinion, if revocation checks only are done …
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Comment #8769267
Elasticsearch can run with Zookeeper. Zookeeper is pretty solid. Also, MSSQL with AlwaysOn is something which seems very robust too.
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Comment #8769254
Every time I look into tools like this they are quite far behind for example AlwaysOn in MSSQL. For example, with PG I have to reseed the original master if it comes back online af…
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Comment #8769229
Yes, replication with auto failover is far away from enterprice-only today. If you pay 5$/month you can get a SQL Database in Azure running on 3 nodes with auto failover. One node …
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Comment #8766822
Chrome doesn't do full revocation checking by default. Instead they have a non-standard implementation called CRLset which handles specific revocations. To me, revocations is a fun…
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Comment #8766338
In the end, you would still have config deployments, but to the config server. And if you can push config to nodes needing it. you have one less point-of-failure, right? I'm not to…
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Comment #8759315
Interesting, I use VS2013 with C++ and C# all days and rarely have any issues. In my team with 10 devs the only guy who run into problems often is the one who installs all extensio…
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Comment #8749400
Anyone knows if something like this is available for C++ when using Visual Studio? I just started experiencing issues with this a few days ago when porting my application to x64. W…
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Comment #8749364
This makes me so sentimental. My parents did not let me have a computer when growing up, but they did let me have a calculator. So I did what I had to do to buy a ton of them (TI82…