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jankedeen

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    Comment #14739709

    17 years on linux 20+ in *nix. systemd is ! init. There are other ways to introduce an init analog systems bus for functionality without replacing init. Wrongheaded and developed f…

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    Comment #14710829

    Crybaby and crappy coder.

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    Comment #14710528

    I can't disagree with everything he is saying enough. The emulation of mac os userspace will be the death of linux.

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    Comment #14655199

    The foundation of the movement is getting rid of ops.

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    Comment #14655184

    These have packaged the process and tools but no one can tell you how to do it for yourself. Because at up to an expert level it is still a set of tools you use. A lot of the advic…

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    Comment #14588096

    What a great POS. Good idea dude.

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    Comment #14522242

    Why don't you just code in python and shut up?

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    Comment #14522132

    This is sadly amusing. Are you making the world in your googly feely image? It's just despotism of another stripe in case you haven't figured it out yet.

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    Comment #14508303

    Don't propose a general replacement based on individual incapacity.

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    Comment #14508277

    This is common nonsense. Those people who have stake in new language push and disparage and those that have stake in the old contrast. It's the old 'not broken' argument but your e…

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    Comment #14489263

    It will. No program is perfect. Rust and Go advocates will have you think that they have conquered security via the memory mgmt and API front but there is still the off chance they…

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    Comment #14489172

    There are basically two rules to a well written C program (if I am now allowed to speak despite the public outcry). 1. Do not trust user input. This is a cardinal rule in whatever …

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    Comment #14474084

    The preferred model with fork() in a thread is to exec as quickly as possible. Otherwise pthread_atfork can be prepared given adequate design: http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/…

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    Comment #14473868

    Better C++ than Go or Rust. Antecedents and track record counts. Young people like the new thing. Go and Rust are capitalizing on that. Learn C. Take the time..it takes a couple ye…

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    Comment #14473844

    What a clumsy, terrible, crappy workaround. Congrats.

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    Comment #14473684

    * Coercion: large down vote/propaganda community against any negative rust idea..evidenced here. * IP Holders, well this is speculative. I can't understand anyone who would compare…

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    Comment #14473577

    *...it's a total mess...theoretically it's possible....speculation on standard behavior based on platform behavior...namespace(x) chosen implementation detail...functional language…

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    Comment #14472861

    No. You can call fork pretty cleanly in a pthread based program. This post is not informed criticism. There is some prep for ugly contingencies(pthread_atfork) but it usually just …

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    Comment #14472837

    I read this crap in language design and despair. This is why C is my only recourse for systems programming in *nix environments.

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    Comment #14410457

    How incredibly naive.

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    Comment #14410276

    It's not that nobody is interested anymore. It is that the onus is on regular citizens to protect themselves. Once you have an understanding of the magnitude of the privacy problem…

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    Comment #14247717

    War. These are the men who are missing out on the great civilized purge of useless, direction-less, education-less, baby dads. Not practicable anymore. There is no great enemy, the…

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    Comment #14247572

    This looks like a clusterf*ck.

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    Comment #14247553

    External monitoring from AWS or a colo. Simple icmp checks and tcp connects + possible up to app layer checks allowed from these failsafes. Obfuscate as needed.

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    Comment #14247500

    Don't know that they have more but most colos I've used are using akamai.