publysher

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   by publysher 3y ago

   What balance? As explained in the article, the Markermeer was basically dead. This project has given the lake a chance to get some balance in the first place.
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   by publysher 7y ago

   And some more precision: this is about the uppercase Eszett. The lowercase variant has existed for ages, and before 2017 was officially uppercased into SS or SZ.
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   by publysher 11y ago

   Your remark about isolation is not entirely true: when you run multiple services in one VM, there are still a number of shared resources. Most notably, all services will share the same heap, so one ill-behaved service can bring down all the
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   by publysher 11y ago

   CoreOS used to do this, but stopped doing it: https://github.com/coreos/coreos-cloudinit/issues/334 Basically, they don't want server provisioning to depend on Github being up.
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   by publysher 11y ago

   No, in order to mess with your repo, an attacker would need your private key. Github only publishes public keys. For more information you can check out https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public-key_cryptography
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   by publysher 12y ago

   One real example is the Netherlands and the rise of Philips: http://books.google.nl/books?id=sfoujAT3b_YC&lpg=PA104&ots=B...