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by devonnulled 11y ago
Already been done. Meet KiTTY: http://www.9bis.net/kitty/?page=Welcome&zone=en
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by devonnulled 12y ago
Hey there. I gave a talk at PGConfNYC '14 earlier this year about our solution to HA using open source solutions. The animations and stuff don't really work too well on Slideshare, but it should point you in the right direction:
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by devonnulled 12y ago
Ah, that's a use case I didn't even think of. Makes sense in that situation then. I rarely deal with things that require USB license dongles, but I can see that as being a pain this may alleviate.
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by devonnulled 12y ago
Since this needs to be enabled in the kernel at compile time, it really depends on what your favorite distribution chooses to include. If it does end up being in the Big Two (Debian-flavored, RH-flavored) it really doesn't make sense f
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by devonnulled 12y ago
Thunderbolt hotplug is supposed to be handled by the firmware. But Apple decided to implement thunderbolt at the operating system level. The firmare only initializes thunderbolt devices that are present at boot time. This driver enables ho
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by devonnulled 12y ago
Disclaimer: I've never used Lyft and the following is purely hearsay: In the area I live in (where we've got Uber(x), Hailo, and Lyft) there was word that cars that had the pink mustache were being targeted by taxi drivers for ha
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by devonnulled 12y ago
Good luck finding a simple package. We met failover and cross-site replication requirements by using Pacemaker controlling pgsql.
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by devonnulled 12y ago
So back in the day, IANA was the sole controlling body for IP address allocations. When the internet began to grow, they redelegated certain blocks (with the largest being /8 in CIDR notation) to organizations in geographical communiti
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by devonnulled 13y ago
What about using alternative frameworks for HTTP servers for Python? Pointing at only Bottle and going "hey! Python is slower!" is like pointing at WeBRICK and going "Hey! Ruby is slower!" when you haven't even touc
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by devonnulled 13y ago
As someone who used to work in the web hosting industry, this article completely ignores the technical side of things of handling _THAT_ much attention. I've seen startups be hosted on shared hosting plans, get a boat load of traffic,
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by devonnulled 13y ago
The SSL errors could freak a few people out who don't know what's going on: status.newrelic.com uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is only valid for the following names: *.statuspage.io , statuspage.i
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by devonnulled 13y ago
Hey there. I work at ARIN. An explanation of why IPv4 won't scale any further: (Please note that any opinions expressed here are my own and not of my employer) Of course, we have a currently limited amount of IP addresses that can be g
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by devonnulled 14y ago
This is actually my first public 'project' I've submitted in quite some time. It's nothing big, but I'm posting it in here in hopes that someone interested in making the jump to zsh and vim will find it useful.
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Show HN: Ohzshvim: Make Getting Started With Zsh and Vim Easier(devon.so)
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