TimWolla

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by TimWolla 5y ago
I find it interesting that it sometimes shows my very own repositories (or repositories of one of my organizations) within the 'Explore repositories' section on the dashboard. As if I didn't know those repositories yet.
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by TimWolla 5y ago
I'm more interested in GitHub's Issue Forms (as an evolution of Issue Templates): https://twitter.com/frenck/status/1355620350176976901 Does anyone know what the status of these is?
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by TimWolla 5y ago
> If tomorrow SnapRAID stops working, I can replace just that component with something else without affecting the rest of the system. Can you actually? If some layer of that storage stack stops working then you can no longer access your
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by TimWolla 5y ago
There is another incident report in Bugzilla referenced in Let's Encrypt's: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1715455#c1 references https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1708965
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by TimWolla 5y ago
Too bad. IMO the big benefit of automated builds was that Docker Hub was linked the source repository and showed the original Dockerfile, so that one was able to more easily verify what exactly a Docker image contains (provided one trusts D
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by TimWolla 5y ago
Disclosure: Community contributor to HAProxy, I help maintain HAProxy's issue tracker. HAProxy is virtually unusable as a file server, but really shines as a reverse proxy. One of the main reasons I almost always deploy HAProxy in tand
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by TimWolla 5y ago
The WebAuthn API can register a resident key on the YubiKey. This will basically store the username, private key and domain on the YubiKey. The website then can later request authentication based off a resident key. This will cause your web
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by TimWolla 5y ago
> For instance, Yubi Key 5 supports up to 25 keys This is for resident keys. A YubiKey 5 supports an infinite number of non-resident WebAuthn keys, because the returned key handle will simply be the private key encrypted with a master ke
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HAProxy 2.4(haproxy.com)
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by TimWolla 6y ago
This is the fix for the LibreSSL issue [1]: https://github.com/libressl-portable/openbsd/commit/5f00b800... This is the fix for the OpenSSL issue: https://github.com/openssl/openssl/
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by TimWolla 6y ago
Looking at GP's foto again I believe the name of the ship they photographed ends with a 'G'. But I also realized my mistake with mixing up the ship's name with the company name.
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by TimWolla 6y ago
That's another ship. The tweet is about "Ever Given", not "Evergreen". Edit: Comparing with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_container_ship... it might or might not have been the s
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by TimWolla 6y ago
You can use `psub` for process substitution, e.g. to compare two sorted files: diff -u (sort a |psub) (sort b |psub)
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by TimWolla 6y ago
I was not telling anyone that they must be able to see this properly. I was saying that I was able to see this properly and I was saying that according to an established standard it should be as readable as it gets. Sure, the standard mig
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by TimWolla 6y ago
> Don't just quote some automated tool at people who very clearly experience something else. I don't think that's a fair response to my comment when it was GP who specifically brought contrast into the discussion and even
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by TimWolla 6y ago
The contrast is fine, see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26160608
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by TimWolla 6y ago
I found it perfectly readable and checked with Firefox' accessibility tools: The contrast of the main text is a 12.19 and thus meets the WCAG AAA standards for accessible text. [1] is the documentation Firefox links to. [1] https:&#x2
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by TimWolla 6y ago
I'm being redirected to EFF if my 'Referer' includes news.ycombinator.com. Anyone else seeing this? $ curl -I 'https://www.dzombak.com/blog/2021/02/Securing-my-personal-SSH-infrastruct
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by TimWolla 6y ago
It is possible to require confirmation before `ssh-add` allows to use a key. From `man ssh-add`: -c Indicates that added identities should be subject to confirmation before being used for authentication. Confirmati
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by TimWolla 6y ago
I created an HAProxy configuration that should be equivalent to the nginx configuration within the Signal-TLS-Proxy repository: https://gist.github.com/TimWolla/457c45dfccde26fc674dde4b3c7... I could not test it with t
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by TimWolla 6y ago
Hetzner is (one of) the largest German dedicated server providers. They are DIN ISO/IEC 27001 certified: https://www.hetzner.com/unternehmen/zertifizierung . Of course if you only store encrypted data you don'
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by TimWolla 6y ago
You can buy Threema within their store if you can't or don't want to use Google Play Services: https://shop.threema.ch/
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by TimWolla 6y ago
You might be able to regain access if you still have your SSH key: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25648815
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by TimWolla 6y ago
They do: https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/github/authe...
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by TimWolla 6y ago
I remember something about the database being a flat file / flat files. Is that (still) true? How are the two machines being synchronized?
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by TimWolla 6y ago
See additional context in this issue in docker-library/memcached: https://github.com/docker-library/memcached/issues/63#issuec... And this issue in my docker-adminer: https://github.com/T
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by TimWolla 6y ago
You can buy Threema from within their own shop: https://shop.threema.ch/ . They support Bitcoin.
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by TimWolla 6y ago
> an actual run of the mill SOCKS proxy would have visibility of the user's queries and their identity, defeating the purpose of the design. Why would it have visibility of the queries? If I send a TLS connection (containing my DoH
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by TimWolla 6y ago
Yes, I understand that. But I don't understand what ODoH does better than a run of the mill SOCKS proxy, such as Tor.
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by TimWolla 6y ago
So, having read the blog post from Cloudflare I don't understand why the proxy (needs to terminate|terminates) TLS. I thought HTTPS proxying (or rather: Any TCP protocol) was a solved problem by the HTTP CONNECT verb or SOCKS proxies.

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