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supermanfan

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    Comment #20269879

    No, actually UID=0 in the container is the same root as the host. By default there is no user mapping.

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    Comment #20269404

    I have studied the Cold War and SDI ("Star Wars".) Russian and US leaders thought that MAD was idiotic - that defending your country against your adversaries was of the highest imp…

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    Comment #20246749

    > old systems can't cope Actually "old systems" aren't the bottleneck. It's limited gates and radio frequency time. And those will be less of a problem after 1/3 of aircraft turn i…

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    Comment #20228816

    For those unfamiliar, Sully never flew again after the ditching because of "sleep disturbances." His co-pilot did continue flying airlines. Some pilots were able to successfully do…

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    Comment #20219485

    I have worked at Netflix. The history is that mainly they used well-known CDNs for streaming, followed by their OpenConnect CDN network now. AWS has always been used for metadata. …

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    Comment #20209115

    Actually the pilot anecdote is nonsense. Emergency procedures are part of the procedures you're supposed to be able to execute, typically in a simulator. A stronger anecdote would …

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    Comment #20206179

    This is a nice article, but note that bash4 has a debugger built-in. Recent linux distros or those upgraded because of CVEs will have it.

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    Comment #20198136

    > It's time for the Feds to insist that Boeing return to developing aircraft in an adversarial manner, Generally speaking, the government cannot maintain a staff of aerospace engin…

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    Comment #20172750

    What's with the "embedded antennas" references? Microstrips have been used in planes for decades.

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    Comment #20172743

    Again, this is nonsense since the F-35 will never be flown at low altitudes for CAS since the Air Force won't risk their fighter pilots. Also, aerial refueling can only be done awa…

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    Comment #20171924

    > NoSQL products like DynamoDB, Cassandra, Redis, MongoDB As a DBA ... Cassandra is despised. And I would say Postgres is growing a lot faster than MongoDB. Redis caching and zsets…

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    Comment #20171455

    The above comment is remarkably uninformed, though par for the course on HN. Loiter time is extremely important for ground support. Otherwise the enemy just waits for the F-35 to f…

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    Comment #20142413

    First of all, you're an outlier. Most people don't want a box on their head, especially for any length of time. Second of all, I don't know of any GA or airline simulators that use…

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    Comment #20142210

    What you're describing is irony. Regulatory capture is when a company gains control of their regulator through bribery or promise of jobs. For example, if you look at Wall Street's…

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    Comment #20121736

    Pilots are generally only paid for actual flight time. At scheduled airlines, dispatchers do most of the pre-flight prep.

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    Comment #20077413

    You can use almost any TLD for personal projects, though a few have support issues and should be avoided, like .vg. For business use, some domains are poorly managed, like .io, and…

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    Comment #20072931

    As a student of WW2, there's no indication that Ike was not serious about what he said in that quote. In fact, he was offered and declined a presidential ticket immed. after WW2 to…