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Since I’m a very “optimizer and minimalist user” I check for the waste of space in my tiny SSD. For three reasons: Apple’s storage prices are terribly high, the fuller a SSD is, the less it will last, why keep useless files? It’s a waste. Indeed my main storage drive is a 256GB drive, and all my system takes about 60-80GB (depending on the cache and apps)
Since I’m a very “optimizer and minimalist user” I check for the waste of space in my tiny SSD. For three reasons: Apple’s storage prices are terribly high, the fuller a SSD is, the less it will last, why keep useless files? It’s a waste. Indeed my main storage drive is a 256GB drive, and all my system takes about 60-80GB (depending on the cache and apps)
You probably are already familiar with my ash_wait_chains scripts that use CONNECT BY for walking through the blocking_session fields in ASH and report “wait chains”, signatures of complex waits involving other database sessions. Since ASH is “just” a history of V$SESSION, it’s sensible to assume that one could sample the current wait chains just by querying the GV$SESSION views, instead of summarizing history from ASH. And indeed i..
You probably are already familiar with my ash_wait_chains scripts that use CONNECT BY for walking through the blocking_session fields in ASH and report “wait chains”, signatures of complex waits involving other database sessions. Since ASH is “just” a history of V$SESSION, it’s sensible to assume that one could sample the current wait chains just by querying the GV$SESSION views, instead of summarizing history from ASH. And indeed i..
Assuming data is a liability, how limited should data collection be to not require consent? I think temporary storage (a week or less) of access logs combined with low-entropy binary information (dark mode, is viewport narrower than what I test with, etc) is reasonable for a small operation. This holds if the data collection is clearly documented in a privacy policy, is Tor-friendly, and obeys signals like GPC. These access logs should ex..
Assumed Audience : Programmers and those who use computers for work. Please do not post this on lobster.rs . Epistemic Status : 75% confident. I believe Windows is going to die. Windows has always been the OS for office workers to get stuff done. As long as it retains that, it will always be dominant. But I think it will lose it, and I believe it will happen sooner than people expect. Here’s why: Windows is so slow that it ..
Assumed Audience : Programmers and those who use computers for work. Please do not post this on lobster.rs . Epistemic Status : 75% confident. I believe Windows is going to die. Windows has always been the OS for office workers to get stuff done. As long as it retains that, it will always be dominant. But I think it will lose it, and I believe it will happen sooner than people expect. Here’s why: Windows is so slow that it ..
Assumed Audience : Programmers and those who use computers for work. Please do not post this on lobster.rs . Epistemic Status : 75% confident. I believe Windows is going to die. Windows has always been the OS for office workers to get stuff done. As long as it retains that, it will always be dominant. But I think it will lose it, and I believe it will happen sooner than people expect. Here’s why: Windows is so slow that it ..
Assumed Audience : Programmers and those who use computers for work. Please do not post this on lobster.rs . Epistemic Status : 75% confident. I believe Windows is going to die. Windows has always been the OS for office workers to get stuff done. As long as it retains that, it will always be dominant. But I think it will lose it, and I believe it will happen sooner than people expect. Here’s why: Windows is so slow that it ..
Assumed Audience : Programmers and those who use computers for work. Please do not post this on lobster.rs . Epistemic Status : 75% confident. I believe Windows is going to die. Windows has always been the OS for office workers to get stuff done. As long as it retains that, it will always be dominant. But I think it will lose it, and I believe it will happen sooner than people expect. Here’s why: Windows is so slow that it ..
Assumed Audience : Programmers and those who use computers for work. Please do not post this on lobster.rs . Epistemic Status : 75% confident. I believe Windows is going to die. Windows has always been the OS for office workers to get stuff done. As long as it retains that, it will always be dominant. But I think it will lose it, and I believe it will happen sooner than people expect. Here’s why: Windows is so slow that it ..
Retiring software systems is hard work, especially at a big organisation. The longer a system spends out in the world, the more users come to rely on it. But all good things must come to an end, and at some point it will come time to retire your system. This is where the fun begins!
Sympathy is difficult - liza.io - 3 years ago - eng
When Putin announced a “partial” (right…) mobilization and news of protests in Russia spread, I tried really hard to sympathize with Russian people and not to be cynical.
Are you interested in using Python in an industry outside of software development? Would adding a few custom software tools increase efficiency and make your coworkers' jobs easier? This week on the show, Josh Burnett talks about using Python as a mechanical engineer.
Learn about the importance of implementing rigorous disaster recovery testing, and best practices for ensuring disaster recovery testing.
The OWASP API Security Project released in 2019 is still vital in 2022. Learn how API’s are commonly exploited, and how to protect your API’s.
The New Yorker, in The Man Who Explains Italy : The Italian podcaster Francesco Costa thinks that the foreign press’s fixation on creeping Fascism in the country is overblown and unhelpful. If the center-right coalition wins, “Will Italy be a police state? No,” he said. “Will it be very badly run? Yes.” Full article is available here . I’ve been following Francesco Costa for a few years. He’s talented, conscientious, brilliant, and..
Eve 2.0.2 was just released today . It fixes a problem introduced with v2.0 in which ETag generation failed if uuidRepresentation was not set in MONGO_OPTIONS. See issue #1486 for details. Many thanks @tgm for reporting and then contributing the fix.
Learn about 5 importance of implementing rigorous disaster recovery testing, and methodologies used for ensuring disaster recovery testing.
Notice box semantics - seirdy.one - 3 years ago - eng
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with a heading, or an
This information is outdated The marginalia search project info now lives on about.marginalia-search.com . Last Updated: 2024-05-21 This privacy policy is in effect on search.marginalia.nu. Technology Use Javascript Minimal Cookies No Local Storage No Tracking Pixels No Social Media Buttons No Third Party Requests No CDN No Access Log Retention Up to 24h Search queries are very sensitive and private and a..
For the past few days, I’ve been getting a lot of messages asking about my experience at this year’s Black Hat USA. So in this post, I’ll be recapping the conference to give you an inside look at what was presented and provide some helpful perspective.
I often get messages from colleagues and friends how I keep myself updated with DevOps/SRE related news and articles, So today I am going to disclose my secret sources 😉 . Here is a the list of my top newsletters related to DevOps and SRE Devops Weekly : A weekly slice of devops news brought to you by Gareth Rushgrove. SRE Weekly : SRE Weekly is a newsletter devoted to everything related to keeping a site or service available as c....
The hunt has ended. Protractor's successor has finally been found! Introducing Playwright, the new star of test automation:-). An end-to-end…
Currently, the Tor Browser is based on Firefox Extended Support Release (ESR); it lags behind stable releases by up to 13 months and only receives the subset of security backports deemed to be a high-enough priority. The Tor Uplift project is an initiative to upstream all the Tor Browser’s patches into Firefox. Its goal is to make re-basing the Tor browser patches easy enough for the Tor Browser to track Firefox’s stable release channel....
There are various ways to estimate quantiles of weighted samples. The proper choice of the most appropriate weighted quantile estimator depends not only on the own estimator properties but also on the goal. Let us consider two problems: Estimating quantiles of a weighted mixture distribution. In this problem, we have a weighted mixture distribution given by $F = \sum_{i=1}^m w_i F_i$. We collect samples $\mathbf{x_1}, \mathbf{x_2}, ....
By definition, “open source” has little to do with how software is actually created. Instead, open source refers to how the source code for a software development project is distributed and consumed by software developers working on other projects. It is essentially a blanket term that refers to any software that makes its source code available to others. To be open source, the software project must be released under an open source licens..
By definition, “open source” has little to do with how software is actually created. Instead, open source refers to how the source code for a software development project is distributed and consumed by software developers working on other projects. It is essentially a blanket term that refers to any software that makes its source code available to others. To be open source, the software project must be released under an open source licens..
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