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gopher
8y ago
Regarding the first question, IMO the webserver should half-close the socket. So, the on the wire requests are rejected on TCP level, while the final response is being delivered. Of course, the client needs to deal with socket errors in add
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gopher
8y ago
Why do you think so? The server should report a Status Code for your 2nd request. What header would carry this keepalive hint?
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gopher
13y ago
I think it depends mainly on the stakeholders. If we're talking about physical machines, I suggest location/hardware based naming. For virtual machines, I'd choose function/role based naming. Though, this depends on type
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gopher
13y ago
try script(1) and scriptreplay(1)
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gopher
13y ago
and it's broken on mobile. (Android)
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gopher
14y ago
after all, we are all alike
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gopher
15y ago
ok
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Colorful Terminals: Theme Support for Tmux
(benjamin-schweizer.de)
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gopher
15y ago
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Remaining Anonymous
(benjamin-schweizer.de)
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gopher
15y ago
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gopher
16y ago
I've written a cross-platform, pure python benchmark for IOPS; see http://benjamin-schweizer.de/measuring-disk-io-performance.h...
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Measuring Disk IO Performance
(benjamin-schweizer.de)
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gopher
16y ago
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Building rsync3 on Mac OS X (Universal Binary)
(benjamin-schweizer.de)
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gopher
16y ago
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gopher
16y ago
I've seen the future.
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Unix Terminals: Surviving the Encoding Hell
(benjamin-schweizer.de)
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gopher
16y ago
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More Fun with the Python Class Dispatcher
(benjamin-schweizer.de)
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gopher
16y ago
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Improved Python Traceback Module
(benjamin-schweizer.de)
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gopher
17y ago
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gopher
17y ago
I've left HN some time ago, when I came back here today, I've seen three PHP stories on the front page. I'd say: yes, it changes. But I must credit one PHP story was on Pharen, "A lispy language that compiles to PHP".
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Sniffing HTTP Traffic at HAR2009
(benjamin-schweizer.de)
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gopher
17y ago
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gopher
17y ago
I think of something like a comment or an abstract; security is not an issue here because input validation and escaping is done elsewhere. Basically, I think of a string like "ham, egg." which should result in "ham" and "egg", and "Ветчина,
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Ask HN: How do you split strings (to get keywords)?
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gopher
17y ago
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Active DNS filtering at DTAG?
(benjamin-schweizer.de)
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gopher
17y ago
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Python-MagickWand or How to Work With Icons
(benjamin-schweizer.de)
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gopher
17y ago
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gopher
18y ago
Basically, Wordpress is written in PHP and this is the root of all evil. Let's look at the roots of PHP: it was never designed as a programming language, it was a tiny script language used to create Rasmus Lerdorf's website. Thus, it has a
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gopher
18y ago
yes.
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gopher
18y ago
I don't have a current dump, but if you send me an email, I can give you the script I've written to create those dumps. It prints out the counts.
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gopher
18y ago
I've created wordlists from Wikipedia database dumps some time ago ( http://benjamin-schweizer.de/files/wordlist-wikipedia/ ); they are pretty large and thus, useful for dictionary attacks. The wordlists are sorted, common words are on top
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gopher
18y ago
First, hard disks are written from outside to inside making them faster in the beginning and second, linear IO does not count for databases.
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gopher
18y ago
Because other people used it, composed good code and even others adopted it. This resulted in a high-profile Python scene and good code. I think that many new ideas were contributed and it was fun to share ideas. This resulted in a rapid de
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gopher
18y ago
WTF? Looks like GMail is feature complete and they dunno what to do... I bet the next thing we'll see is random signatures. Looks like the are implementing a bunch of useless features that all got mentioned in Usenet 15 years ago.
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RIAA v. The People: Five Years Later
(eff.org)
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gopher
18y ago
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