Arrowmaster

8 ms·

91.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
It doesn't in an indirect way. A friend that worked for Amazon about 5 years ago told me they were even allowed to look at AGPL codebases on the clock because the lawyers were so afraid of it.
92.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
I don't use Mastodon because it's too decentralized. What I mean is I own my own domains but I can't use them on Mastodon without self hosting an entire Mastodon server for one user per domain. Yes there are other implementat
93.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
Hey sorry for the late response. My mother is the medical billing and insurance specialist for a private religious organization. She moves all the nuns from their private insurance to Medicare as they become old enough to qualify. What I&#x
94.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
> After 18 years of providing free, production-ready container images to millions of developers worldwide, Bitnami was effectively ending its free tier. There are some seriously questionable statements being made early in this article.
95.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
Medicare is only complicated because private insurance was allowed in. All those extras are killing it too from increased costs. Medicaid is state run. Some states let private insurance companies run it, some run it themselves. The argument
96.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
They used to but removed it because nobody actually uses crypto currencies as currency. They also already let you load funds onto a wallet for use later.
97.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
You didn't cover it but is Ghostty still entirely dependent on libadwaita for most of its UI features? I completely lost interest when it was still in beta and I found out many features were disabled on Linux if you didn't want it
98.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
They literally already do this but without the points nonsense.
99.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
You want to build a DNS server into nginx so you can respond to DoH query's for the domain you are hosting on that nginx server? Let's ignore that DoH is a client oriented protocol and there's no same way to only run a DoH se
100.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
They have also had more malware on the snap store than all other distros have had in their official repos combined.
101.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
They are referring to the ability of a site you are logging into forcing you to use a client from a specific list or having a list of clients to deny. It's copied over from FIDO hardware keys where each device type needed to be identif
102.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
One key difference is that it's not anything like a password. With a password, you send your password to the server and hope it's not intercepted or stored in plain text. Passkeys are more equivalent to the server sending you some
103.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
I don't think you understand how FIDO2 works. If you are using non-discoverable keys, the type where you input your username to login and then it asks for the passkey, there is no limit because they are calculated from a single master
104.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
I don't know what they are currently doing, but historically Proxmox uses Debian as the OS base but with Ubuntu as the kernel source. So they rely on the Ubuntu security team backporting security patches for the kernel.
105.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
There is a word for this, negligence. We need to start considering these failures to secure user data as criminal negligence.
106.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
># src: Mirano Verhoef ># Go into root >su - > ># Install all required dependencies apt update ; apt upgrade ; apt install podman -y ; cd ~ ; mkdir 4.2.23 ; cd 4.2.23 ; wget https://fw-download.ubnt.com/data&#
107.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
He's still going. Just saw a new commit using Claude to add .vscode to .gitignore and untrack the files. How much did it just cost to do something that can be done in two cli commands.
108.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
.git/info/exclude and .gitignore are processed the exact same way. In the very first line of the description on https://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore it states "A gitignore file specifies intentionally untr
109.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
Ah I have the perfect solution. Let's add GPS coordinates to datetime stamps! Please put the pitchfork away it was only a joke. (Until someone actually does this because it makes a twisted sort of sense)
110.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
But it is kinda important to know if something is using TTL or RS-232 voltages before connecting to it. Using the wrong one might let the magic smoke out.
111.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
Those are some interesting connectors since they have a REAL RJ45 socket. Also interesting that they come prewired and not some assembly required like the ones from amazon do. The pinout is also called a Yost Cable. You can read about it
112.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
My opinion is use KiB as the abbreviation but pronounce it as kilobyte. It pisses off both sides but makes the most sense to me for both being technically and historically accurate at the same time.
113.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
That's what ZSH has turned into. Every new user installs OMZ because that's what the Internet tells them to do. Then their shell config turns into a huge mess. So half the users are using OMZ with a bloated slow config and the oth
114.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
Chargebacks of legitimate purchases on most large platforms are extremely rare. Most will be from stolen cards. On most large platforms, if you start a chargeback you can expect your account to get locked. Do you want to give up your entire
115.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
I don't need to use a serial com that often, but when I do I use picocom. I'm already on Linux and wanting to do cli things so I want to use my normal terminal emulator. The readme doesn't really cover all it does as well as
116.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
The last bit of this comes off as a very snobbish attitude. There are many people that used to enjoy reading but have found it harder to do the sitting down and actually reading part. Audiobooks becoming wildly more accessible over the past
117.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
But sanitized for that PG-13 rating. Some might think it's immature, but I found the cursing realistic and extremely amusing.
118.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
You say supposed to. That's great when building your own software stack in house but how much software is available that can run on kubenetes but was created before it existed. But somebody figured out it could run in docker and then l
119.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
Yes the author needs to be beaten over the head with RFC 5737.
120.
by Arrowmaster 1y ago
You should read up on the wonderful system they call ACH.

More ›