Twisell

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by Twisell 2y ago
Are you sure about your point? From what I had in mind, notarization is only done developer side before publishing. Client side it's just a check against Apple certificates to verify that the binary haven't been tampered since not
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by Twisell 2y ago
Proposing new competing hypothesis is the very nature of scientific progress. Dark matter and cords theory are still imperfect working draft compared to other paradigms. Unless you can link to a systematic study proving the CCC+TL is flawed
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by Twisell 2y ago
That's another subject altogether. Huge ranch tools makers don't advertise their solutions as "simple". They usually don't advertise at all to the general public because they are b2b oriented.
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by Twisell 2y ago
It's minimalist until you read the installation part... As a backend SQL guy I always feel overwhelmed by "minimalist" software that actually depend on me knowing ho to deploy safely on docker or mastering N dependencies befo
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by Twisell 2y ago
Most probably they employ overseas, underpaid workers with non-standard English accents and so they include text-to-speach in the production process to smoothen the end result. I won't argue wether text to speech qualifies as an AI but
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by Twisell 2y ago
Yes it's a analogous using CA is still a higher bar, but it would arguably be better to also use CA to validate openssh host certificates for all the reasons he listed above. So maybe we should ask ourselves why can't we just figu
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by Twisell 2y ago
> I don't think so. It's probably a real threat to human survival, but most people lack the perspective to recognize that. Humans are great at denial. If you don't think so, like the OP, then my youngest point of view ab
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by Twisell 2y ago
From the article conclusion : > “What you need here is something that starts around 2014 or so, is global and disproportionately impacts the young—especially young women,” he says. “Anybody that comes up with an explanation has got to h
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by Twisell 2y ago
In both case it's costly. But cost of maintenance aside it wouldn't be that bad to deploy each half the fleet with two distincts EDR. This is actually implicitly in place for big companies that support BYOD. If half your fleet is
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by Twisell 2y ago
Would be interesting though to repeat this analysis today because the rise of AppStores considerably simplified the shareware model for those who use them (while they have huge drawbacks too). 1. Land on the site by searching 2. Click on t
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by Twisell 2y ago
Here's a real world example if you run a script once every 5 minutes that launch sub-task you might be tempted to add a non natural auto-increment number that identify each occurence to create a link between the script and the subtasks
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by Twisell 2y ago
...except a pen
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by Twisell 2y ago
Except the whole fediverse... ahem...
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by Twisell 2y ago
If I have any fear that the associated private key have leaked. For instance if my off-site encrypted backup is stolen. I sure would want to rotate my private key because my secret would be only as safe as the encryption method at the time
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by Twisell 2y ago
Yes but what I'm still confused about is that: 1) Is one/some of your public key reused on different services 2) Or is there a different public key for each service 1) In the first case what will prevent different services to trac
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by Twisell 2y ago
Much will survive even if it will eventually transform. But that's not unlike petroleum which is composed of fossilized organic materials. Wether the result will be useful or detrimental to future generations is yet another question th
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by Twisell 3y ago
I'm a long time macOs user at home (pre-X). I've worked daily in Windows enterprise environment for 15+ year (which mean that when it won't work I usually "just have" to get help from a colleague. I've been in
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by Twisell 3y ago
Because MacOs is around 10 to 15% market share it make sense to use every incentive available to attract developers to another platform than Windows. There is a hidden technology fee, but it make more sense not to charge for it. iOS is more
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by Twisell 3y ago
Why does most startup comes with a shitty pricing ramp nowadays? Free plan : Because everybody does that and we don't give a crap if we are loosing money Personal plan : More than 6x the monthly price of the personal plan of GitHub bec
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by Twisell 3y ago
I would love a good new but the use of percentages everywhere in the post smell fishy... "Annual change (%)" for different generations mode: Huzzza significant low from 2022 while this year we have a hot winter and 2022 was especi
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by Twisell 3y ago
It seem even funnier. From my research. The "side by side" standard US frige is what we call in France American fridge because it has two door and look so oversized and fancy compared to the standard fridge in france. The US &quot
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by Twisell 3y ago
The watch first 1-3 generations were clearly "so so".
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by Twisell 3y ago
As per the documentation the secret is never shared unencrypted an the private key to decypher it is never ever in the url. It stay in the receiver local storage.
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by Twisell 3y ago
There are many options available with PostgreSQL you could also do a physical full backup + WAL level replication to keep key AND a get low downtime. What might have oriented theirs choice is that they wanted to upgrade from major version 1
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by Twisell 3y ago
I don't think so because the smaller size is achieved by ignoring (= summarizing) changes between each snapshots. To do WAL replay (= Point In Time Recovery PITR) you'll still need the full incremental WAL files that take up more
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by Twisell 3y ago
Well in Europe Android is dominating the market (but with a very fragmented experience depending on Android version). The result is that as an iPhone users I feel sometimes feel left out because different friends circles on Android turn to
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by Twisell 3y ago
Another way to phrase it: "Because chrome is the new IE, it's prevalence broke the web standards so you have no choice" It's an argument, but not a good one. Don't be evil they said...
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by Twisell 3y ago
So you end up learning even less from that process than by using a CLI. As long as you have this behavior for non-critical code it's just a little sad because you are delegating something you could easily have learnt. For hype sake I g
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by Twisell 3y ago
More in depth analysis from a NGO lobbying for online privacy: https://edri.org/our-work/eu-parliament-committee-rejects-ma...
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by Twisell 3y ago
Obligatory (very early) xkcd: My hobby: whenever anyone calls something an [adjective]-ass [noun], I mentally move the hyphen one word to the right. Man, that's a rude ass-car. https://xkcd.com/37/

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