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by cwoac 8y ago
Odd, the default according to the docs is now flannel. Note that that is the default choice _if you ask for network in your configuration_, otherwise it doesn't do any (this caught me out). Rook is doing OK for me so far, but be warned
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by cwoac 9y ago
True, but they also validated it against generic facebook images; and compared the accuracy of humans on the (dating website) images to the established benchmark of human capability (which came out comparable). If there was something tellin
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by cwoac 9y ago
From the author's notes: "When presented with a pair of participants, one gay and one straight, the algorithm could correctly distinguish between them 91% of the time for men and 83% of the time for women." So yes, 50-50.
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by cwoac 11y ago
There is a slightly disingenuity here. "a large portion of massive security holes in recent history have been due to archaic libraries that have security holes a-plenty". The fact they are also C libraries is because that was the
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by cwoac 12y ago
Chocolatey is fairly well established as wrapper around nuget that grabs windows binaries - indeed it's currently the only source type that microsoft's own package manager (oneget) supports (although they intend to provide others
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by cwoac 12y ago
Unfortunately, the reason it worked was (as someone who uses both svn and git professionally) it was entirely plausible that the subversion devs would want to use git.
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by cwoac 12y ago
Whether real or not, it does raise a question I've been wondering about for a while now - what about a f2p game that did state upfront that while playing, you are mining; so the more you play, the more it costs you. No IAP, no upfron
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by cwoac 13y ago
For those of us still wedded to mutt (or other cli clients), there is notmuch - http://notmuchmail.org/ - a clone/reimplementation of the search side of sup as a standalone thing.
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by cwoac 13y ago
Frankly, I think it is more interesting that the various official writer's guilds have a higher bar for entry for self-published "because it is easier to make money by going indie."
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by cwoac 13y ago
Even then, IDE on one monitor; web for reference material on the other.
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by cwoac 13y ago
Okay, what form and key size of encryption is in use? What implementation is it? Does it do PFS? is it salted? Where/for how long/how are messages stored? Who has access to the encrypted form of the messages? What block mode is
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by cwoac 13y ago
Given way the password is distributed, I doubt the encryption is salted.
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by cwoac 13y ago
Note that that is for containers (i.e. guests). For the host side, only ubuntu is officially supported; many people are using arch quite well, and a few have got it running under fedora and suse that I know of (I'm going to assume gent
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by cwoac 13y ago
With the correct versioning, you can sort the guarantees out - there is some discussion on the docker forum at the moment on signing / hashing or otherwise verifying the images. For slotted services, I suggest looking at nix and nixos,
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by cwoac 13y ago
Basically, yes. Used in this manner it's a lower friction version of slapping vmdk's on a web server (or 'how we used to do it')
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by cwoac 13y ago
Actually the provisions of the OSA cover you even if you haven't signed it. Signing it is generally just a reminder thing, hence the fact that if you have to sign it once, you will probably end up signing it several times (when you j
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Show HN: NVim - Notational Velocity in vim(cwoac.github.io)
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by cwoac 13y ago
A nice approach, I will look at implementing it on my setup at home; Probably worth noting that if you are taking these steps then running it all out of an encrypted filesystem is probably a sensible addition. Although if you are looking at
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by cwoac 13y ago
She. I remain surprised by how often this mistake is made, given her name is on every page and the whole thing a few years back where someone accused her of being a fiction made up by IBM. Also, I wonder what the other contributors she had