sundbry

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by sundbry 3mo ago
It's not hard, just don't use those addresses in your application. Link-local ipv6 addresses are not designed for the use case of serving web applications.
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by sundbry 9mo ago
If only there was some sort of User Datagram Protocol where you could send specifically tuned packets like this.
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by sundbry 9mo ago
Use iceberg tables for that in duckdb
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by sundbry 9mo ago
I suspect it's loaded with drugs rerouted from the speedboats that have been getting BTFO.
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by sundbry 11mo ago
He means he wants to run FreeBSD inside the container environment, not as the host OS.
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by sundbry 11mo ago
yes
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by sundbry 1y ago
oh my gosh someone got root on your php personal home page 1. nobody cares 2. its not that complicated to write a dynamic web page that isn't going to get pwned
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by sundbry 1y ago
He gets the benefit of just-in-time conversion to fiat; so his exposure to inflation purchasing power loss is nil.
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by sundbry 1y ago
Sounds like a breach of fiduciary duty to the common shareholders.
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by sundbry 1y ago
The device tree files are the data which configure the Linux kernel how to interface with the hardware...
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by sundbry 2y ago
You don't have to apologize, you did great work either way.
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by sundbry 2y ago
Then don't set the flag... This kind of behavior is useful when things are only detectable at runtime. Rudimentary test coverage would uproot it.
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by sundbry 2y ago
It seems that the Salt Typhoon investigation would be better handled by the NSA anyways..
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by sundbry 2y ago
Pride cometh before the fall...
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by sundbry 2y ago
This looks very interesting. Do you have any plans to implement a postgres extension, so that a client postgres can natively sync shapes from an upstream postgres? Very similar to your pglite replica, but for native postgres.
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by sundbry 2y ago
It is actually directly related to the time and complexity of code review. Just because LOC is an imperfect metric for productivity etc., does not mean it's a poor metric for risk, complexity, poor sequencing of changes, or other attri
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by sundbry 2y ago
This, you should make soft and hard limits on PR sizes, providing exceptions only for automated changes or rare situations such as structural changes.
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by sundbry 2y ago
You don't need to use an overlay network. Calico works just fine without an overlay.
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by sundbry 2y ago
Sure there is, if you let an outside expert read the source code for a week.
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by sundbry 2y ago
You can use smoothmq (SQS over sqlite) for a celery backend: https://smoothmq.com/
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by sundbry 2y ago
Yeah this would be great if it had a feature like jib ( https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/jib ) where it just natively packages into a container. It seems like it should have all the information it needs to work, a
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by sundbry 2y ago
Electronic voting is an untrusted, adversarial context. It seems you are part of the problem there, not the solution.
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by sundbry 2y ago
Good question. I was required to submit ID to Au10Tix for an Azure vendor account, and noticed that was outsourcing the data to Israel.
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by sundbry 3y ago
This is one nice property of Apache Iceberg (a data lake format, built on top of Parquet). The schemas in the data are evolvable, and require both a name and a field ID to identify the field. The names are changeable, but the ID's are
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by sundbry 4y ago
Any plans to release the broadcast capability upstream?
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by sundbry 4y ago
It's not, there's also Session https://getsession.org/
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by sundbry 4y ago
a> We used Spinach since early beta days and it was pretty helpful with running concise & effective morning standups.
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by sundbry 4y ago
Hi, some questions - 1) Does the fRPC protobuf binary format support the same backwards/forwards compatibility between message versions as the standard? 2) How does performance compare to C++ with arena allocations? Did you benchmark a
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by sundbry 5y ago
Others maintain the view that central bank driven infinite debt a/k/a "economic growth" is the key driver of global warming, rather than it's antithesis.
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by sundbry 5y ago
Because these days, Google search is just as much as about hiding some information as it is for finding other information. It's a product to maximize revenue and utility for its owners. It's hardly about maximizing utility for the

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