Matt Palmer
Matt Palmer
Since mesh peer identity isn't based on address, it shouldn't matter which address family is used to connect.
@purpleidea, you shouldn't have to restart libvirt; a `virsh pool-refresh ` should be sufficient.
This has been giving me the right-royal shits for the past two days, so I spent some time today faffing around trying to hack it in. Basically, I don't think...
@sciurus That idea has a lot of merit to it. I'm pretty sure Vagrant won't let you remove a box that's in use anywhere within its purview, and if you...
Yes, it's still an issue. Option 2 would be a better outcome, by far, because it maintains structure, but someone else would have to implement it because I've got near-zero...
Based on a comment on rbenv/ruby-build#1875, I've narrowed the cause of this specific problem down to being a problem when `asdf` is activated and the *global* version of ruby is...
Add me to the list of people who really need to be able to disable the embedded DNS server. In my case, it's because it doesn't handle PTR queries correctly.
I'm fairly sure that the vast majority of users don't expect anything in particular with regards to string encoding, because they never think about it. As far as "your code...
Aha! I can fairly easily make sure that the first operation in my stress tester is a write, if that'll make for a happy knossos. Thanks for the pointer (and...
That was just my temporary "hack" to see if the history was otherwise linearizable. The fix in my stress tester was to stop (erroneously) turning `nil` into `0` when writing...