softwarelimits

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EUvsVirus challenge – can you hack it?(euvsvirus.org)
3 points by softwarelimits 6y ago|0 comments
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
Hi, you are using the right stack for this kind of project, very promising! I have only two questions I could not answer myself by reading the docs, it would be great if you would like to answer these: A) Groups: for many use cases of &quot
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
Also check for memory leaks while you are at it.
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VLASIATOR Hybrid-Vlasov Simulation Code(helsinki.fi)
2 points by softwarelimits 7y ago|0 comments
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
I am asking for actual code that shows his statement is still true. The statements I read as an answer to my question contain zero value and still lots of very unrelated words. If you are sure there are vulns right now, please publish them.
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
If that was my server I would of course put a joke in /etc/shadow - did you try to brute force the hashes? It would not be a great surprise to find some obvious funny content if you try?
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
Can anybody provide a good comparison e.g. with Meltano? I am not affiliated with the Meltano people, but I like the idea of keeping the system modular, what seems to make it easier to replace components. I have no doubt that we will see be
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
Can this handle websockets and streams?
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
Would you please like to add data and evidence to add some substance to your words? It is not enough to just "say something" on the internet - you need to provide evidence if you want to be taken seriously.
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
Can I add a little bit of randomness to this?
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
I am not a Twitter engineer, but I guess that this is nothing else but a great marketing campaign - suddenly many people remember all their accounts and login and that will help to produce very nice reports about the "active user base&
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
I am absolutely sure a pro like you can provide a much better site with a better service - please do!
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
How do you know that they do not hire "any people with ops experence"? Do you have insight? Is there any public evidence for this or anything you could publish yourself to add some substance to your words? It would be great if you
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
May I humbly ask: What are your qualifications that enable you to come to this conclusion? I would be very interested in studying your publications - where can I find your analysis? Also it would be really very appreciated if you would like
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
Hmmm, just today I wanted to install a new virtual machine with the latest Gitlab release to check if it makes sense to run that inhouse... does anybod know if there is a VM, a vagrant machine, an ISO or a repository online that still can b
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
https://js.cytoscape.org/
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
Yes, that is one of the most important reasons for me to use Linux on Notebooks and Workstations everywhere - so much time gained not baby sitting the OS every few weeks, that is still a great experience!
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
try to put powertop --auto-tune into /etc/rc.local (before 'exit 0'!)
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
Ubuntu, like many Linux distros, is a system you can make your own, that is the reason why people who called themselves "Hackers" preferred to use Linux distributions. It is very nice to have a good set of software offered in a ce
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
no, use xfce. Ubuntu is many systems and as a "Hacker" of course you make it your own - that is the reason for running Linux, you control every process.
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
I wanted to know what this is but was not able to read the text because somebody had the idea that text on a website should be extremely thin and low contrast. The idea of making your text as hard as possible to read is a very bad one.
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
Haha, nice, but you should even lower the contrast on the text to identify as a typical "dumb designer low contrast low quality" outlet. :)
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
Here is another one: a highly effective programmer will never use a low contrast design for publishing text that somebody should read. Never. Low contrast design is a very good indicator for unawareness and non-thinking followers. It is goo
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Making Data Come to Life with ClickHouse Live View Tables(altinity.com)
2 points by softwarelimits 7y ago|0 comments
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
But slack is not used by companies anymore after the showed how they handle user data, is it? Are there still people out there using slack?
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
It starts to feel webscale only with a K8S backend!
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
I was not writing about a specific product but about a way to implement form generation. Most web frameworks come with the basic building blocks.
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
I strongly recommend to automate form generation based on JSON schema what will enable zero coding for maintenance tasks like e.g. synchronization with model changes. As form code is the most important entry point for security flaws in web
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
Why are you not offering a Linux Version?
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by softwarelimits 7y ago
There is of course https://github.com/sshuair/awesome-gis I would be interesting to read more about why a tool was used, also: what are the current limitations?

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