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by CamJN 4y ago
MacOS’ KERN_PROCARGS2 sysctl is an exception to this, it is very unintuitive to parse and every single piece of code that tries to parse the results that I’ve found on the internet has been wrong, including those from Apple, Google, and Mic
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by CamJN 4y ago
The ”average person eats 3 spiders a year” factoid is actually just statistical error. The average person eats 0 spiders per year. Spiders Georg, who lives in a cave & eats over 10,000 each day, is an outlier and should not have been co
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by CamJN 4y ago
From the bash man page: All of the single-character shell options documented in the description of the set builtin command, including -o, can be used as options when the shell is invoked. So set RemoteCommand to something like /bin&
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by CamJN 4y ago
I dunno, I think it does “glob-order” which should be alphabetical adjacent.
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by CamJN 4y ago
Or you can add this to the top of your ssh config file: `Include ~/.ssh/config.d/*`
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by CamJN 4y ago
Well, it used to break scp, but then I fixed scp: https://github.com/openssh/openssh-portable/commit/77e05394a...
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by CamJN 4y ago
Alma is not as RHEL-compatible as rocky, they use subkeys for signing whereas rocky just uses their signing keys. This is enough that I can’t use alma for building my rpm’s using mock.
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by CamJN 4y ago
I'm on telus fibre, it's only fast within telus' local network because their peering is SHIT. So unless all you're going to do is speedtest all day long telus isn't going to help you.
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by CamJN 5y ago
So, I was excited by the idea of a terminal that added new functionality and wasn't electron based. So I downloaded Warp. And, honestly, I can't use it. They interfere with the operation of the shell to such a degree that I had to
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by CamJN 5y ago
They may be able to track their inventory, but they've also leaked 3 of my credit cards over the years, so it's not like they have reached the level of competency, they just know how many widgets they have.
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by CamJN 5y ago
Well, all dns except that over ipv6, DOH, DOT, software using a separate resolver hard-coded to a specific ip... The amount of work to force dns to your dns server these days is nuts. I use a pi-hole and these days I have to: - block dns ad
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by CamJN 5y ago
macOS allows argc == 0, it has a separate mechanism for providing the exec path of the executable to the process, namely the KERN_PROCARGS2 sysctl which includes the saved exec path along with argc, argv, envp, and the apple pointer. Amusin
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by CamJN 5y ago
That's already the case, though. The battery life difference using Safari versus Firefox/Chrome is staggering. Sure, you don't have an option to buy a FF/Chrome mac atm, but you've definitely bought one where safari
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by CamJN 5y ago
This statement by me was incorrect and based on the belief that they still encrypted vaults as a whole, but they’ve moved on to encrypting individual passwords so they can be decrypted individually and my whole concern was unfounded. I can’
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by CamJN 5y ago
I agree, but I was under the impression that the vaults were encrypted as a whole, but according to the security white paper that changed at some point. So you can decrypt individual passwords. So I’m happy and am in the process of correcti
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by CamJN 5y ago
Turns out that yes, I thought that the vaults were encrypted as a whole, but according to the security white paper that changed at some point. So you can decrypt individual passwords.
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by CamJN 5y ago
Sorry, ignore me I was wrong
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by CamJN 5y ago
This comment by me was wrong, sorry everyone. They’re NOT doing stupid crazy things.
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by CamJN 5y ago
Use the "classic" extension, it already does this. And has the added bonus of not putting ALL of your passwords into your browser memory.
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by CamJN 5y ago
Just a warning for people who don't know the grandparent is referring to the extension formerly called 1Password X (now just 1Password in the browser because AgileBits wants you to use that one) which puts ALL OF YOUR PASSWORDS into yo
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by CamJN 5y ago
Just a warning for people who don't know the parent is referring to the extension formerly called 1Password X (now just 1Password in the browser because AgileBits wants you to use that one) which puts ALL OF YOUR PASSWORDS into your br
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by CamJN 5y ago
Charities you already donate to begging for money. Same with politicians doing the same. And as a sibling comment mentions, marketing for life saving drugs. People "love" the first two enough to give them money, and hate being ber
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by CamJN 6y ago
They do.
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by CamJN 6y ago
You seem to be labouring under some pretty egregious misconceptions. I am not signing into something from my phone. The flow is: i try to log into gmail/google docs/whatever on my laptop's browser. Google sends my phone, tabl
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by CamJN 6y ago
Not who you asked, but if you have signed into a Google app (Gmail, youtube, etc) on a phone then they will send a push notification to that phone that bypasses 2FA. This cannot be disabled, you can choose to login with the second factor yo
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by CamJN 6y ago
The GitHub desktop app configures lfs in your gitconfig automatically, so that adds a lot of users to the vulnerable pool.
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by CamJN 6y ago
So they're just not going to fix the /opt /usr/local split? Real dick move.
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by CamJN 6y ago
No other package manager I've used automatically performs destructive actions on a package installation without asking me, homebrew does. But aside from that, homebrew used to be much nicer, it had options on formulae, it worked with t
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by CamJN 6y ago
It certainly is a bad thing, it has led to them making a lot of user hostile changes that have made Homebrew a much worse project than it used to be. This article describes just one example of the kind of things that are considered ok by th
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by CamJN 6y ago
This all stems from the official policy of only caring about themselves and putting themselves above the users. https://docs.brew.sh/Maintainers-Avoiding-Burnout#3-prioriti...

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