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1y ago
Ext4 is most certainly still in use and not a toy. Its trusted. It takes a lot for folks to adopt a new file system. I worked on a research topic in grad school and learned about holes in files, and how data isn’t removed until the last fd
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2y ago
Google scholar ?
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mig_
2y ago
Does drpc meet your needs? https://storj.github.io/drpc/
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3y ago
Is any device identifying information exposed unencrypted ? Thinking if you can use this to tell who is in the proximity.
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4y ago
A counter example, my neighbor owns a small drycleaning business and was able to navigate the paperwork. He has a long-time relationship with a particular local bank and I think someone there helped him navigate.
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4y ago
But what if Googles model is to make personal data useless the root cause businesses and therefore kill off your business. To kill off the root cause, Google could feed peoples privacy data into the SSO ranking. Websites with a lot of priva
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4y ago
Two theories. 1. Google already does a good job of filtering out email addresses. I remember searching email addresses I was curious about 5ish years ago and getting results. Today, I get far fewer hits. So my theory is that google is alrea
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6y ago
ipfs saicoin internxt, lots of distributed decentralized storage options
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6y ago
Thanks you! With COVID, I found myself calling the local health department hundreds of times a day. After day 2, I found myself deep in the world of asterisk. I figured out how to build a service similar to the one you are providing, but it
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Idea: CI test matrix results viewer
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8y ago
Thank you, now I know.
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8y ago
The initial fork is fast because of the copy on write memory semantic. You'll pay a price later.
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8y ago
With arbitration, for the company, worst case the company pays the original amount. Without arbitration, in the court, worst case is the company pays the original amount + the clients lawyer fees.
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8y ago
With arbitration, for the company, worst case the company pays the original amount. In the court, worst case is the company pays the original amount + the clients lawyer fees.
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10y ago
^^ This
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10y ago
The Clintons use Windows, The Russians use Windows. "Microsoft's Financial Reports Reveal Clinton's Kremlin Connection"
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Testing Ansible Roles with Docker
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10y ago
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Understanding Distributed Postgres BDR Conflicts
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11y ago
Before the deeper evaluation we simply made a table of pros and cons of all the different databases. Below are what we considered the pros and cons of CouchDB for our use case. Pros: * Projection feature address “weird” Ansible dat
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Evaluating MongoDB vs. Postgres for a Particular Use-Case
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11y ago
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