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by Already__Taken 2y ago
Seems analogous to putting seaweedfs in front of a cloud S3. Then adding a database. We use(unrelated) Zenoh and Loki keeping state on S3 so it would be interesting to have a KV engine.
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
kinda the premise of Stargate where most aliens copied other aliens advanced tech. So actually anyone who could build it from scratch was kinda rare.
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
real quite high level sorry, most of your embedded projects going forward are MCU+fpga to do what? I thought a custom router but 284mbps isn't nearly fast for a network.
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
it's a bit of that you have to know the sha, and that's quite unique. it's apparently unique enough for Google photos to "private" share without logins
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
Well NPM isn't really your problem there, the registry its targeting is and that's a firewall & config change, no need to block npm.exe.
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
reads a lot like letting perfect be the enemy of good.
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
I don't think people casually want links to guys dieing. on hacker news...
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
I've really tried a few times to go down this rabbit hole and get something working and this thread has like 7 projects I've never come across before.
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
This is what I meant, these are all examples working around the default execution policy. That's microsoft ruining things not powershell as a language. I didn't say it was niche rare or wrong. It's just bad and it's MS&#
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
Powershell passes data not instructions and a lot of those complaints sound like trying to write another language in Powershell. I've shoved json from node through Powershell into the clipboard and back to filter with select-object and
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
it just isn't everywhere though. sh, ash zsh, Mac... windows are all different. you think it works everywhere but really its just breaking and nobody is telling you. python is just as everywhere and that's a total mess.
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
there's a lot of applications where standard is more useful than custom, so size is a feature. costumes for example.
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
I used to feel that way but now I find it really hard to tell if the dog is crying in the next room or I'm imagining stuff in the tinnitus. my partner at this point is already well aware of the dog
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
what you don't want all their crypto libraries? As targeted as go, this is right up there.
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
seaweedfs has worked really nice for our small use for 2 years. some docs polish wouldn't hurt but reading the source isn't hard and I don't know golang.
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
Not much more, it's more inverted, I'm told out-of-bad the MAC to allow. But I didn't know you could disable SLAAC from an RA
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by Already__Taken 2y ago
nice, what does NAC look like if v6 can self address. I've been low-teching DHCP whitelists. I have an audit problem not a security problem.
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by Already__Taken 3y ago
I used this and btrfs on the Steam deck to preload my library because the network would have taken forever and the internet I had at the time would have taken that x100. This could be the first FS that just-works across nix, Mac and windows
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by Already__Taken 3y ago
wasn't datadog accused of "helping" the project to the point of ensuring their solution was simpler?
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by Already__Taken 3y ago
how long do you spend upgrading it?
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by Already__Taken 3y ago
dynamic linking to me seems like solving a problem that filesystems should. deduplicating data.
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by Already__Taken 3y ago
the audio setup is pretty clever. I was looking at how to do the same and it's surprisingly hard to figure out an audio switch. some niche very expensive bits of kit but even those aren't really any input-output combinations.
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by Already__Taken 3y ago
or a slight twist, if fusion doesn't bring free energy due to capitalism harvesting a profit maybe THAT is the instigator of its downfall
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by Already__Taken 3y ago
I really want to link up a ships telegraph across the offices and kitchen to request/coordinate drinks as we're working from home separately. getting ahold of them are like a grand each, but much for a joke.
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by Already__Taken 3y ago
I just don't see Starship getting any full commercial use like that on environmental and noise grounds.
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by Already__Taken 3y ago
yeh secure by default isn't harder than dealing with every edge case and quirk.
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by Already__Taken 3y ago
In most countries where automatics aren't the default, no that generally never happens. you'd have to not know it's in gear, have the engine running, not be on the break and not have the handbrake on.
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by Already__Taken 3y ago
I think ssh keys signing goes a long way to point 3. I haven't looks if you can (or if it matters) to sign with an ssh certificate, but that would be useful to add some context to the signature too.
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by Already__Taken 3y ago
and default gateway API is going to let your ops people help you go far without adding a bunch of coordination over ingress.
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by Already__Taken 3y ago
at the time Vue is had it right but the people wanted TS and that wasn't a good UX for too long in Vue. now it seems the magic Vue had has gotten better, and was copied over but worse to react. if react can fix it by compiling it away,

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