dserodio

Great explanation, thanks

Do you have the link to that guide by any chance? I haven't found a guide that's practical enough for my needs yet.

So you leave it plugged in all the time?

That's a great way to end up with your passwords in a plaintext file

The Intercept would probably be interested in publishing something like this

Please add support for .ignore (used by ripgrep and ack) too.

"Agile Estimating and Planning" by Mike Cohn is pretty good.

Quad9 DNS is 10x (or worse!) slower then Google's for me (I'm in São Paulo, Brazil). Will this output help you troubleshoot DNS performance?

  $ dig +short @9.9.9.9 id.server TXT chaos
  res300.ams.rrdns.pch.net

Maybe the author's mother tongue is Portuguese (we spell "diferente"). This typo is probably the one I commit the most :)

While I love FF, it's so much slower than Chrome on JS-intensive sites. The Chrome feature I miss the most is the Task Manager, so I can find out which tab or extension is hogging my CPU/RAM.

Yeah:

- Moby VM is (was?) the name of the Linux VM that Docker for Mac (and Windows too, I think) runs as the host for Docker containers. - Moby Dock is the name of the whale in Docker's logo

A Google search for "moby docker" restricted to results before April 2017 shows plenty of results

Edit: sample search result: http://lucjuggery.com/blog/?p=753

Oracle is the OSS destroyer (see MySQL, Hudson, Java...)

I got bitten by this on https://about.gitlab.com/contact/

I thought "hey, the Newsletter and Security Notices icons aren't clickable", opened a ticket, and found that the input and submit elements that should be under those icons were being blocked by disconnect.me :)

Yeah, I've seen this behaviour with Signal. It's UI is somewhat confusing thou, it took me a while to understand that I needed to re-generate keys so what I could "fix" my conversation. There was no redelivery of the messages that couldn't be decrypted thou.

I often give Signal another chance, but it's UI is horrible. Some messages are not delivered, some are delivered only to Signal Desktop but not to my cell phone so I'm only notified days after the message was sent...

It kind of did already. It used to live at https://jenkins-ci.org, and was moved to http://jenkins.io to communicate that it's not "only CI", but also CD.

I'd love to see -- or even better, read :) -- about how you "compose on resources".

> when blue ocean is tailing a job thats running, it uses 100% cpu on safari

Also on Chrome and Firefox

I asked the exact same question on last week's Jenkins Online Meetup and got this answer: it's Jenkins pipeline under the hood, so the stages are only restartable if you're running Cloudbees' Jenkins Enterprise.

Oracle hates open source and free software even more.

What do you mean by JLP contract?

One thing that bit me is that on RH 7.1 you _should_ use ext4[1], but on RH 7.2 you _need_ to use xfs[2]

[1] https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterp... [2] https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterp...

The navigation bar on the left was much better then on the top. Most current displays are widescreen, so vertical space is more valuable then horizontal space. Unfortunately I can't easily find a "before" screenshot to make a fair comparison, but I feel that the current navigation menu wastes more space and looks worse then the previous one.

This is showing that I'm logged in to Facebook but I don't have an account there anymore.

SoftEther VPN (Open Source) works over HTTPS and UDP, that might work for you. https://www.softether.org/

Speaking of which, one of the ST improvements I keep waiting for is a decent forum. One of the best things about ST is the community, but ST's official forum sucks. It doesn't send email notifications because JPS doesn't want to manage email servers. How can he be so cheap? Pay the Discourse folks for a great hosted forum and be done with it!

Managing Humans by Michael Lopp

http://managinghumans.com/

I haven't finished reading the docs yet, but this part[1] caught my attention:

> When a backend is unmounted, all of its secrets are revoked and its data is deleted.

If a backend is similar to a filesystem as mentioned in the docs, that's quite a surprise. If a backend is like a filesystem, the secrets (files) should become unavailable when unmounted, but should become available again after remounting the backend (filesystem).

Are the secrets actually _deleted_ (ie, can't be recovered again), or am I misunderstanding?

[1] http://vaultproject.io/intro/getting-started/secret-backends...

Starting a new project in C++ in 2015? Why not Go, Rust, or any compiled, memory-safe language for systems programming?

There are risks: I merged some contacts on the new web UI and now my Android phone has 8(!) different versions of one particular contact of mine.