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paulv
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About paulv
My comments do not necessarily represent the views of my employer.
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Comment #48887226
It has been a known bug class for quite some time.
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Comment #47569711
Jurors?
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Comment #47538550
I'm saying that words have meanings and that it's important to be clear about what they are.
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Comment #47538371
> that a majority voted for A majority of people who voted . Not a majority of eligible voters and certainly not a majority.
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Comment #45981025
I was a happy perl user for a long time, probably until sometime in the early 2010s. I am a sysadmin and perl was a great tool for what I needed to do. Jim Weirich was a heavy perl…
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Comment #45495035
> No Effect from Legalization: The rate of drivers who tested positive for THC did not change significantly before or after legalization (42.1% vs. 45.2%), indicating that legal st…
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Comment #45020122
Did you get the data in the db from telcodata.us?
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Comment #44660913
> Ask me how I know. What problems did you have that made you want to roll back the update?
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Comment #44660902
The default configuration for tmpfs is to "only" use 50% of physical ram, which still isn't great, but it's something.
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Comment #44602120
My experience as a long time Linux user (since 1997, so admittedly stuck with some bad habits from when things were actually hard to get working) has been that things are kind of c…
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Comment #44222077
Wow, I thought for sure they would have retired it by now. I remember having a birthday party there when I was a kid (90 or 91?) and thinking that it was the coolest thing ever. It…
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Comment #43895620
We use them for a few dozen domains. DNS only, though, and they are all set to auto-renew. I basically only have to interact with them when we need to make DNS changes. The web UI …
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Comment #43671459
Sometimes you can be having a great day and bam, some small reminder of something you lost can send you in to tears. Grief isn't linear.
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Comment #42687662
Why'd you leave the most notable one out of your list?
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Comment #41642954
Is this not the same as the halting problem (genuinely asking)?
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Comment #41606300
Back in ~2002 this was the case with cron. Found out the hard way when all the backup tapes we desperately needed were completely empty.
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Comment #41585694
Does this kind of thing affect Hetzner IPs in their US datacenters?
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Comment #41502033
The trailing comma thing gets me nearly every time I edit a json config file. I don't think json supports comments, which makes it a non-starter for a lot of folks.
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Comment #41441466
I think the web interface for the gollum wiki (which used to power GitHub wikis, but I think they have diverged) supports org mode files. https://github.com/gollum/gollum
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Comment #40386116
It seems like we've entered an era where not only are you paying for software with money, you're also paying for software with your data, privacy implications be damned. I would lo…
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Comment #40183025
That change makes it no longer free/open source.
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Comment #39533335
Does this work with podman or is it docker only?
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Comment #36768763
> but often he had a reason for his abusiveness There is never, ever, under any circumstances, a reason to be abusive.
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Comment #36668081
The first footnote says If you squint hard enough, you'll find that Firecracker does support dynamic memory management with a technique called ballooning. However, in practice, it'…