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by 2ion 5y ago
If your logs are that important they should get shipped off the node immediately anyway. That's what ELK, Graylog, loki etc are for. If you don't do centralized automated log management on a many-node server farm and that impedes
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by 2ion 5y ago
This only is possible with people owning their homes and the land they're built on. With asset prices outgrowing wages and thereby pricing out generations out of the same arrangement for most of their working life and also beyond for l
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by 2ion 5y ago
Any banking core system migration that's in the news is a gigantic incident. A testament to the state of IT infrastructure at big banks, and the people they trust with directing the development of these systems. A shitshow.
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by 2ion 5y ago
Is it possible for the developer to just make detached signatures of compiled/assembled pieces of the app bundle, include it in the bundle, and then at runtime self-check and tell the user if the app is unmodified?
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by 2ion 5y ago
Then you need to compare to the (for non-commercial use free ) vmware workstation (player) as well. - Simple OpenGL accelerated guest graphics (alternatives: intel gvt-g, card passthrough, virgl in qemu (not generally available), SPICE+qxl
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by 2ion 5y ago
Unfortunately it says: contains ads. Same as most if not all BlackBerry Hub apps/components I can find. Seems like it is now freemium garbage and not a product for professionals anymore, unfortunately.
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by 2ion 5y ago
A friend is living in the Japanese sticks but on a Shinkansen line. He commutes via Shinkansen directly to Shinagawa station, almost next to his office. Zero changes, a 1hour train ride with reserved seating in a quiet environment. He almos
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by 2ion 5y ago
Yeah sure. I also discriminate against people because I don't like the color of their skin while feeling high and mighty. What you're saying is, that if company A bids more salary than company B, you reserve the prerogative to jud
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by 2ion 5y ago
> Kind of hard to justify buying anything else for a dev laptop at this point. It will be interesting to see how the M1/M2/... series of Apple silicon evolves. If they can deliver graphics performance on par with a low-end nvid
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by 2ion 5y ago
It sounds like a very complicated topic, it's crossing multiple isolation boundaries, and pretty risky to implement, too. A bug can be maximally critical.
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by 2ion 5y ago
Instantaneous for me. But I'm already looking forward to running kitty anyhow.
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by 2ion 5y ago
PS C:\Users\2ion> cat .\.wslconfig [wsl2] memory=6G processors=4 These settings are being respected, as far as I can tell. Since when is it not common sense to assign a reasonable amount to a VM? The only thing that
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by 2ion 5y ago
I'm still using my Sansa Clip+ which I bought in 2010. Fantastic hardware at a fantastic price point, and it supports Rockbox (if you want to): https://www.rockbox.org/wiki/SansaClip#Sansa_Clip_43 . A device such a
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by 2ion 5y ago
Doesn't fly with zero trust in public policy administration. Which is the mindset I am currently forced to take. Too corruptible, esp. at the local level.
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by 2ion 5y ago
The list goes on, I have a pet peeve with matomo (aka piwik) for example. Impossible to do immutable containers --- it's just bad software design, not a fault of the language itself. But because these softwares are old and have an user
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by 2ion 5y ago
My main issue is that people writing Java (or for the JVM) because of their backgrounds (app-level code printers) almost completely disregard how that code works on the JVM, at scale, in a highly responsive and/or high throughput servi
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by 2ion 5y ago
You can get there through the "voyager" menu.
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by 2ion 5y ago
What else to use? All other tools operate at the same level as terraform, be it cloudformation or anything else. It's just drivers for the cloud API in question, each with their own drawbacks, idiocracies, limitations and workarounds.
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by 2ion 5y ago
Personally I think that given current policies an "Umbrella Corp" that does everything is unavoidable. The question is, will I be able to profit through it?
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by 2ion 5y ago
Looking at how my nation state is moving to tax even more despite having world highest tax rates, I'd say evading taxes and capital controls is going to be a feature for me as well in the not so distant future. Citizens evading getting
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by 2ion 5y ago
Same. My previous solution --- LUKS container mounted from a file with just directories and plaintext files in it --- was pretty secure too but pass is really convenient in comparison. I'm currently playing with integrating bitwarden s
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by 2ion 5y ago
Buy the stock and enjoy the ride.
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by 2ion 6y ago
With AWS it's really hard to tell which of their SDKs are up to cutting edge feature parity and which not, that some of them are and some of them are not is a real shame. Just last week I wrote basically the same thing as an ad-hoc sol
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by 2ion 6y ago
Well you'll be surprised what garbage Nightly surprised me with today [1]. Seemingly the goal is to remove anything that would let users distinguish UI elements based on habit and visual familarity. When did Safari last change how thei
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by 2ion 6y ago
No problem if you pull your complete mailboxes using a tool like isync/mbsync. I have background jobs, in addition to regular backups, which pull to all my powered on computers every 30m. As long as the source is IMAP, it's very e
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by 2ion 6y ago
I don't self-host everything, for me it's enough if I can take out all my data. I have all my cloud hosted things mirror via rclone to local storage. So I'll gladly use git, IMAP, CalDav, CardDAV as a service but I'll ha
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by 2ion 6y ago
Data-driven everything in tech but when it's about putting a number on society it's suddenly irrelevant? The right question to ask is why and the next what to do about it if this trend is not desirable.
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by 2ion 6y ago
Personally, I always use ipython. I have ipython aliased to "I" in every OS and my preamble/startup environment contains from numpy import * from numpy import array as c from math import * import numpy as np
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by 2ion 6y ago
> It seems TextEdit for some reason thought it should parse the HTML even while the file format was TXT. So we can inject a bunch of limited HTML into a text file, now what? Well, what's a file type unless you know it from context,
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by 2ion 6y ago
It does not stop at PDF / Acrobat. Windows sucks for media and document management. No thumbnails for random media / file types. No playback for random media types. Metadata may be in the files, but who cares? --- the OS makes no

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