CaliforniaKarl

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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44558328 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44579265 for background.
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
It could be that I’m focusing more on Union than League. I’m on the bus and searchability is limited, the example I was going to give ( https://youtu.be/JjLIetqAP6U ) is Union :)
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
I’m curious, what’s your awareness level of Rugby (Union or League), compared to sports in the US, or soccer worldwide? I only have cursory knowledge, but seeing a number of videos of player/ref interactions make me think that the auth
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
Sounds like an ad for OpenAI, since Cloudflare reported how OpenAI is "following the rules". Personally, I'm now less interested in using Perplexity, and more interested in using an OpenAI product.
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
Out of curiosity, I had a look at one of our service's login nodes, to see where SSH connections were originating from off-campus. What I found was that approximately 30% were over IPv6. Anecdotally, during weekday working hours, the
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
Ah, thanks for posting that, I was wondering how things were going there.
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
That reminds me of something iOS is doing (though I don't know when it was introduced). An app wanted permission to my photos. In addition to the normal "Allow" and "Deny" options, I was also given the option to al
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
One thing I wish other languages had was Perl's taint mode: Once enabled, input coming from the outside was "tainted", along with anything you explicitly marked as tainted. If a tainted variable was used to populate another
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
I think it’s worth noting that the company which is charging the subscription fee is not the same company that sold the smart hubs: Futurehome declared bankruptcy in May; this fee is being charged by its successor.
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
If you signed a Nondisclosure agreement with your employer, and you use—without approval—a tool that sends telemetry, you may be liable for a breach of the NDA.
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
See also the Ultimate Game Boy Talk from 33c3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyzD8pNlpwI
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Managing EFI boot loaders for Linux: Controlling secure boot (2015)(rodsbooks.com)
57 points by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago|12 comments
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
Trusted timestamp services. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trusted_timestamping Microsoft's Authenticode has been doing this for a long time, allowing a signature to be considered as valid long after the signing c
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
https://archive.md/MhQFb
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
I did not use ChatGPT—nor any AI—in writing the post. I'm curious, would you mind emailing—or replying—with what made you think that it was written by AI? Or why you do not believe my statement?
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
I appreciate this post for two reasons: * It gives an indication of how much you need to grow before this Postgres functionality starts being a blocker. * Folks encountering this issue—and its confusing log line—in the future will be able t
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
Ah, another randomness beacon! Although I wish it used the same API as NIST's beacon, either the v1 or v2 API.
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
That link points to a "multiple messages with this ID" page. Suggest pointing to https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2025/06/msg00241.html
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
The article's full title is "San Francisco tech CEO ends unlimited personal time off policy, calls it ‘totally broken’"; I've edited it per HN Guidelines.
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Bolt CEO ends unlimited personal time off policy(sfchronicle.com)
7 points by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago|1 comments
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
And even in a professional setting, there can be accidents. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24090808/
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A Class 99 – The UK's Most Powerful Locomotive [video](youtube.com)
2 points by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago|0 comments
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
RFC2136 would let you do that, though setting it up is “an exercise left up to the reader”. My suggestion would be to get RFC2136 working with certbot first.
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
Assuming your device gets an IP via DHCP, there is a solution that does not involve hard-coding IPs into software. DHCP option 42 (defined in RFC 2132) can be used to specify multiple NTP server IPv4 addresses. (There’s also DHCP option 4,
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
Where was it that you read about this?
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
When something happens, the real cause of the problem is often due to a combination of the entity (the company/person/whatever that had the "something" happen), as well as external factors. Those external factors can in
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
Some context, not attempting to take away from the story: The people and companies in this post are all in Australia. One other thing that interests me, the English Wikipedia page on Judo Bank ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
It will start to build a positive reputation for the client, prompting the provider to take the greater risk.
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
For folks in the Bay Area, a challenge: Do a loop around the bay by non-commuter bus only. That means you can use skip-stop routes like Muni's 9R, but you cannot use routes like AC Transit's OX line. You also cannot use the Dumb
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
> It seems like it was only recently that bart reached an airport. How recently is recently? BART’s SFO station opened June 2003, and the OAK station opened November 2014.

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