Listening to the same port requires processes with the same uid.
The only reason they backed off of it was because of the bad press it gave them in the first place.
Somebody finally found a use for them!
Well, they're always slower than not having them. Having a few layers on top of each other starts to add up. It's very easy to lose track of the bottlenecks of 2 or more layers below the one you're working in. There is…
I work in an area that requires a lot of high performance computing and there is a reason people in this area like code simplicity. Stacking layer upon layer of complex algorithms is a lot more difficult to reason about…
My guess is that removing 2-5 layers of abstraction can get you pretty far along.
Listening to the same port requires processes with the same uid.
The only reason they backed off of it was because of the bad press it gave them in the first place.
Somebody finally found a use for them!
Well, they're always slower than not having them. Having a few layers on top of each other starts to add up. It's very easy to lose track of the bottlenecks of 2 or more layers below the one you're working in. There is…
I work in an area that requires a lot of high performance computing and there is a reason people in this area like code simplicity. Stacking layer upon layer of complex algorithms is a lot more difficult to reason about…
My guess is that removing 2-5 layers of abstraction can get you pretty far along.