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lgierth
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About lgierth
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Comment #31063254
You don't need a management daemon running though, and get a complete virtualized kernel that can be customized if needed.
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Comment #30380149
I'm pretty sure ~/sdk is only used if you install Go versions using `go install golang.org/dl/ `
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Comment #30065568
Looks like nginx vhosts or load balancing got screwed up? DNS is still all pointing to the normal CF hosts.
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Comment #29579187
Oh yeah, man, FoxPro... for a year or so in 2008 I was responsible for a FoxPro database of music venues and artists for an agency. Felt really interesing to maintain a system that…
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Comment #29502994
I registered with RIPE this year, requested an IPv4 /24 in July, and got it immediately. I guess RIPE's last blocks depleted in November? Market prices on the other hand have explo…
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Comment #28924084
Zeke = ZK = zero-knowledge?
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Comment #28910579
I build them using Buildah, then mkfs.ext4, mount, cp, umount. It's a little bit annoying that I'm still using root at least for the mount part. OpenWrt's build system has a method…
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Comment #28910533
Ignite looked intruiging when I checked it out recently - but I need to import rootfs tarballs directly, without going through any registries. Any helpful pointers are appreciated …
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Comment #28910495
No support for PCI devices at the moment, but I believe it's planned for some point in the future.
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Comment #28578909
I think performance is just a top priority as security, I remember how in their first whitepaper they already talked about how they batch up packets and stuff like that. Also the w…
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Comment #27721146
I was in the same boat regarding polluting my development environment - nowadays Steam's Wine/Proton stuff is completely containerized and just works ("Steam Runtime").
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Comment #27292611
Yep, Waldorf Frommer, and District Court Koeln, fond memories :)
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Comment #27292605
Ah I did not know that, thanks! - My dozen or so cases have always had a court order attached. Worrying that there are ISPs that hand out data without one...
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Comment #27290671
They do need a court order, see my other comment
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Comment #27290665
They do need a court order, see my other comment
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Comment #27290642
They need to go and get a court order, and with that they request the personal data from the respective ISP. The whole process is pretty steamlined and partly automated though. Sou…
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Comment #26783439
Many people would, but I assume they wouldn't be considered CEO material.
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Comment #26774179
It's actually up and running for a while, with large sums already staked, and the flipping of the switch on mainnet will very likely happen before end of summer. https://ethereum.o…
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Comment #26625814
Yep, lots of interference with my bluetooth headphones. On Linux it gets a little better if you disable the wifi driver option for "bluetooth coexistance" (it's named slightly diff…
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Comment #26401018
It's the COMMITTER_EMAIL and AUTHOR_EMAIL as configured, this is working as intended. If you don't want to add it to your commits, set it to something like "nobody@localhost".
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Comment #25716407
Founder actually lives on a boat in NZ
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Comment #25556604
Merkle Search Trees: Efficient State-Based CRDTs in Open Networks https://hal.inria.fr/hal-02303490/document Peer-to-Peer Ordered Search Indexes https://0fps.net/2020/12/19/peer-to…
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Comment #25538638
Gandi at least actually forwards these emails, I tested it with my own domains recently. But generally you're probably right...
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Comment #25519109
You're obviously correct for ITX, but I was surprised when I found out that (on larger boards) you can simply get a Thunderbolt PCIe card from Asus, Dell, etc. and it will just wor…