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Multi statement lambdas are forbidden for a reason. Decorators are not after thoughts to fix lambdas.
If you like nodejs and consider it beautiful, thats your favorite color.
http://web.archive.org/web/20070927224154/ffmpeg.mplayerhq.h...
According to the case of Bilski, patents should involve a machine, otherwise it's invalid. But trolls don't care of their patents are invalid, because of how patent cases are handled in courts
http://www.groklaw.net/articlebasic.php?story=20081102011538...
yes, because MP3 is now similar to public domain it does not mean it's dead. only the business of patent trolls behind it is dead.
The real question is why a hospital is still running windows xp even though it's not supported by its own vendor.
The answer is vendor lock ins. The upgrade is not a matter of simple command. Upgrade cost involves more licenses and hardware upgrades (which is not needed as old hardware is fine, but this is how things work between microsoft and hw vendors) it's like you need a new buy watch to apply dst summer time.
Also mirosoft and old school desktop software vendors used to make sure switch or upgrade cost is really high ex by using non stanard formats.. to lock users from switching to mac or linux
If you remember active x and internet explorer specific vbscript...
If you use free software from an expensive but decent vendor like redhat you can upgrade software on same hardware
And if it software was expensive you can switch to centos, scientific linux or pay anyone to handle that for you are fair rate. There is no vendor lock in. Every thing is stardard and no vendor lock in.
Can I call my tool moby-something?
Oracle is the only multi billion dollar database-centric company. Faceboom is the only successful social media (twitter is micro blogging or whatever you call it) Microsoft is the only desktop blah blah Amazon blah blah
That is a result of being early, acquire many small successful companies ex. Kvm, ceph, Ansible,... And being really truely opensource.
No one else is truely opensource, ex. Mysql used to sell exceptions and prosperity features instead of selling Enterprise support.
For container orchestration it's clear that kubernetes is the winner (if you have k8s deployed you don't need juju)
For managing the whole thing manage iq have much to offer.
If it's good for dubia's security it should be good for irish or Cyprus or Sicily
sudo swapoff -a sudo swapon -a
Would someone please point to his/her blog saying that Tcl/tk being the universal scripting language?
Fact #1 redhat do have enterprise docker container based solutions. Check project atomic and openshift
Fact #2 cloud providers like google, azure and amazon do have container basef solutions
Fact #3 coreos do have production grade docker based solutions
Fact #4 kubernetes do support pet pods aka stateful pods and can get data volume from reliable ebs or ceph
but it's known that it does not extend!
Remind me why do steam do have to ship ubuntu's version of heavily patched libraries instead of using system upstrean version shipped by archlinux for example?
If snap is not a vendor lockin trap what is the vendor lockin trap?
http://engineering.opensooq.com/manage-your-docker-image-lay...
And even with rails v4 many apps are not thread safe like canvas lms because the long tail of rails addons that are not thread safe and the common bad practice of using static properties to store non-sharable states and properties
Now comparing python flask uwsgi and jvm jetty apps are in favor of python in all metric.
Starting a django elephant takes no time compare that to starting less capable framework of choice in java world.
To be fair, java can be much much faster than python. But usually you don't care because python is not the bottleneck. Ex. The bottleneck can be in the SQL query
so if you type "su -l -c sleep app" and type "ps ax" you would see a the "su" process and a child process.
if you do that with "oneway", there wont be a process called oneway.
the usage of this is you can have "exec oneway" in your start.sh and you would end up with no privileged processes at all.
on the other hand this won't happen even if you "exec su -c bash exec " no matter how many exec you type. there will always be a su/sudo process