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by 3np 2y ago
Both HTTPS and SSH are perfectly adequate transports for git, both can be used securely, both have their footguns. No need to be tribal about it. Use what's appropriate in your situation.
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by 3np 2y ago
> I would argue if you're trying to chain middleware or communicate between middleware, you're already holding it wrong. I haven't kept up with Next.js idioms but in generat that's what middleware is for . It's
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by 3np 2y ago
What does the word "agentic" mean, precesily, in this context? They refer to their system as agentic 35 times but there is not attempt at explaining what they mean by that. "Can run unsupervised" is true of any process l
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by 3np 2y ago
> almost no one types out and checks the full paths constantly, they just let tab completion take care of it and assume it worked. Are you a bootcamp coach having watched countless of people at the terminal? What makes you assume this is
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by 3np 2y ago
> environment variables for secrets This is not always ideal and not a best-practice. Consider that environment variables in many common environments are publically readable by any process via /proc. If you have the option of puttin
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by 3np 2y ago
The point was not really about using PGP specifically but referring to its web-of-trust model, I believe. Forward secrecy does not require centralized key distribution and/or trust lists.
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by 3np 2y ago
Aphex Twin?
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by 3np 2y ago
> I have a rather draconian idea - websites and apps should be explicitly required to ask permission when they send your data somewhere to tell you where they send your data and who will get to see it, store it, and with what conditions.
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by 3np 2y ago
"range" here refers to physical distance (adjusting for interference). No prior pairing required.
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by 3np 2y ago
Any professional should know this. Claiming any credential scheme is unphishable is not honest. Leading wider marketing with "phishing-resistant" is not far from that, knowing that the subtlety is lost on the public.
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by 3np 2y ago
The same way you don't know if other humans are even conscious. Empathy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Problem_of_other_minds
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by 3np 2y ago
> Can't they afford $5K for websites and UI design? Everything here looks absolutely terrible. Have you attempted at doing that contribution yourself? Be the change you want to see.
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by 3np 2y ago
I bet if you're handy it should be possible to repurpose an optical slot in an old Thinkpad for those.
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by 3np 2y ago
You mean like the Framework laptop modules?
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by 3np 2y ago
So I follow steps 1-4 but don't see what triggered step 5, if they indeed just did an orphan commit outside of releases or main branch?
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by 3np 2y ago
Thanks for sharing. Without insight beyond being a consumer, I do think there's room for disription (ideally from within the industry itself) vs 10y ago. Comparing models from 2005/2015/2025, for example. Most people literall
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by 3np 2y ago
So don't burn CA pubkeys into your binaries without means for user override. If the software can persist a user-specific analytics ID it can support user certs. This is a solved problem.
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by 3np 2y ago
There was plenty of koolaid around. https://www.map.cv/blog/redbook
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by 3np 2y ago
I've tried most of the popular ones on Linux, these are the ones Ive got working all right with little enough hassle to recommend checking out: unbound knot-resolver Technitium Yadifa (I find BIND tiresome and would only recommend core
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by 3np 2y ago
Makes sense, thanks!
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by 3np 2y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I have the impression that we'd usually expect to see bigger efficiency gains while these are marginal? If so that would confirm the notion that they've hit a ceiling and pushing against physical
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by 3np 2y ago
Great to see Mr Larabel@Phoronix both maintaining consistent legit reporting and still have time for one-offs like this in these times of AI slop and other OG writers either quitting or succumbing to the vortex. Hats off!
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by 3np 2y ago
> All the games listed are open source If you indeed have obtained a license allowing you share binaries of games like Mario Kart, Advance Wars and Final Fantasy VI Advance, I assume you also need to provide a copy of that license, and s
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by 3np 2y ago
You seem confused. This is (fortunately!) still not how law works in either theory or practice anywhere I am aware. Besides, the IPFS operator/client is always in full control by design. IPFS is not a darknet. You may be confusing it w
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by 3np 2y ago
Er, no. In this sense IPFS is just a transport protocol. Hosting illegal metarial over it is not inherently safer than doing the same over e.g. Bittorrent. It's enough to go after the endpoints. Which is actually easier than with HTTP
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by 3np 2y ago
They need to and should hedge their bets and not put all eggs in one basket they don't fully control. Anything else would be fiduciarily irresponsible.
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by 3np 2y ago
Would love to read this if a link is still around
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by 3np 2y ago
That's table stakes today. LastPass was not up to standards.
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by 3np 2y ago
How have you not heard about Worldcoin? /s/s
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by 3np 2y ago
That is trusting both Apple and the client, and also only works for iPhone. We can do better with zero-knowledge-proof-based schemes, which also allow securely decoupling issuance/certification from online verification. E.g. https:&#x

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