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by Klasiaster 3y ago
Didn't know that the phone was limited to USB 2.0 transfer before… kind of ridiculous for the high price.
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by Klasiaster 3y ago
Sounds like it would have also worked to replace the hard drive with an own one where the OS directly gives a root shell to read the TPM secret. The solution is to bind the TPM secret to a measured boot state, but that requires a way of pre
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A schlocky client-side static web site generator(github.com)
1 points by Klasiaster 3y ago|0 comments
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by Klasiaster 3y ago
There are plans for using it in Matrix: https://arewemlsyet.com/ (pointed out in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36777573 )
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by Klasiaster 3y ago
They also published an implementation as Rust library: https://openmls.tech/
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by Klasiaster 3y ago
It's interesting that there was a working group to build a new protocol that fixes the issues with the Signal Protocol. Maybe more alternatives to Signal could emerge now.
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RFC 9420 a.k.a. Messaging Layer Security (MLS) – An Overview(blog.phnx.im)
7 points by Klasiaster 3y ago|3 comments
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
Sounds like something that could be addressed, worth filing an issue/PR in https://github.com/coreos/ignition/
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
The part about /proc contains things such as /proc/pci or /proc/ide that don't exist anymore (it's not a stable interface like /sys).
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Mustang: Rust target with std and no linking to a Libc(github.com)
1 points by Klasiaster 4y ago|0 comments
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
January 2, 2023 - it was for being person of the year 2022
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
The mentioned auto-update and rollback stuff looks also nice: https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/podman-auto-updates-rollback...
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
While UPNP port forwarding works well for IPv4 (once you make sure to allow it in your local router config), I didn't find find it working yet for IPv6 and had to make custom port forwarding rules for the IPv6 address. Also, while I co
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
Should work with one of those USB-C to USB-A adapters for keyboard/mouse at least, and one more cable/adapter for the MiniHDMI port.
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
You can also get a similar board with that CPU here: https://libre.computer/products/aml-s905x-cc/ It's optimized for mainline Linux and since u-boot supports UEFI booting, you can just throw a downloaded Fed
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
> Now that I've looked at all of this and read about APT::Machine-ID, we'll probably set it to a single value across all of our fleet This is not a good idea, the machine ID is supposed to be unique and shouldn't change ov
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
With x86 PC compatibles you expect the opposite: You can use old software and the system will still boot and be mostly usable but not with SoC boards :shrug:
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20230111211739/https://rvspace.o...
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
Does is have UEFI boot support? I guess through u-boot?
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MNT Reform December 2022 Update(mntre.com)
1 points by Klasiaster 4y ago|0 comments
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
From a quick look: The A/B partitions can be modified but it doesn't look like that is carried forward ("rebased") as with rpm-ostree. For package installations independent from the base OS there is something similar to
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
Ok, I wasn't aware of an alternative reimplementation in C: https://git.sr.ht/~lattis/muon/tree/master - bootstrapping without Python shouldn't be a problem then.
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
It's really a blessing that this project exists and was so well received and replaced Autotools in many areas already. That said, it has some learning curve for special cases (NB: the fact that it depends on Python may also need some w
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
Well, that was the UEFI part of the question: With UEFI you don't need special images built, you can use the generic arm64 image and it will boot as long as things are in the mainline Linux kernel.
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
Does it support UEFI with an updateable open source firmware (e.g. u-boot)? With enough kernel mainlining happening this would allow to use any distro image instead of always having to fiddle with custom images.
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
Dead ground is not so good for biodiversity, with the standard way you have wild grass and flowers beneath.
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
The boards from Libre Computer are great because they work with mainline Linux and EFI, meaning you can boot any distro, be it Fedora, Debian etc. and directly use the latest distro kernels. You don't need a special image e.g. with a b
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
Would be nice to have this as eBPF cgroup socket filter, attachable to the systemd service (or OpenSSH could load it itself). Then it's not needed to parse the text logs anymore.
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
Git plugins must have binaries that start with "git-" because that's how they become subcommands. If the binary is called "git-something" for that reason, and it's about the project git anyway, it kind of makes
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by Klasiaster 4y ago
Most systems rely on network time from a canonical time source. Wouldn't it be enough to do the leap second smearing/adjustment there to free the end systems from dealing with that?

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