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Two men are guests on a planet terraformed some generations ago. All earth livestock died. Local animals cannot be eaten. Served meat in a meal Pity the story is not set in the system of Omicron Persei, rather than Alpha. :-) |
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Nginx without public certificate @davidgo Now imagine that your client certs are only valid for 6 hours or so. :-) |
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Nginx without public certificate @AndrewHenle The OP is talking about some sort of API exposed to dedicated client. This use case benefits immensely from mTLS, but indeed requires a substantial technical expertise to put in place. The client in such setups is expected to manage its own cert by contacting a dedicated client certification authority endpoint subject to rules and policies. |
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How to record and stream video from local device webcam(like laptop or PC) and store that video in AWS S3? AWS has a dedicated solution for exactly this use case: aws.amazon.com/mediastore |
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Mass as generator of two distinct sets of phenomena en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regularization_(physics) - in general. |
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Minikube suddenly started using Virtualbox instead of HyperVminikube profile list and proceed from there?
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How to step over int with gdb? You can always patch the instruction over with some "NOP" opcodes. See stackoverflow.com/questions/8455135/… |
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Why is a++=b disallowed, while c[i++]=d is permitted? Because most CPUs can do c[i++] = d in one opcode. Too big an optimization to miss. :-)
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How can I open file with code that triggered build error in Android Studio, on Linux? "OSM%20software" looks suspicious. :-) Are you sure it's the real path and not a weird escaping of a space? Many tools break in most surprising ways when paths contain spaces. |
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How to get the arguments of a third-party process It's a mess. :-) On Linux, all it takes is to read a file from /proc. On Windows, you need to interact with a WMI object. For something in the .Net ecosystem it is reasonably easy, but in Go you will need to play with OLE/COM, somewhat like this: github.com/yusufpapurcu/wmi
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What condition variables can do that unlock+yield cannot? @user541686 I hope you're aware of the fact that futexes were implemented in Linux around 2003. Event objects can be trivially implemented in terms of futexes, yet all those people "sorely missing" events on Linux somehow neglected to implement any. :-) |