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by _flux 2y ago
I mean just this solely person already could tick all those boxes or I don't have a way to access that information. By glancing the direct dependencies of this project it is pretty easy to see why they have been selected. Yes, it would
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by _flux 2y ago
But are the dependencies random?
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by _flux 2y ago
Are you looking at the direct dependencies? Because that list isn't neverending: https://github.com/Troels51/dtui/blob/main/Cargo.toml For TUI it uses ratatui. The transitive dependencies can get qu
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by _flux 2y ago
Personally I've never found this to be issue, as I increase volume sizes base on need, not allocate 100% from the get-go. The space needed for short-lived snapshots is not that big, though that of course can depend on the system. This
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by _flux 2y ago
Exactly so. Here's the script, should it be of benefit to someone, even if it of course needs to be modified: #!/bin/sh success=false teardown() { umount /mnt/backup/var/lib/docker
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by _flux 2y ago
This was basically one big reason why I went with https://kopia.io . The other might have been its native S3 support.
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by _flux 2y ago
I think block-level snapshots would be very difficult to use this way. I just make a full dedupped backups from LVM snapshots with kopia, but I've set that up only on one system, on others I just use kopia as-is. It takes some time, bu
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by _flux 2y ago
I think it's worth mentioning that Ctrl-A is ascii 1, Ctrl-B ascii 2, etc, as it is in Unix today.
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by _flux 2y ago
You can also use lvm2 and then you get atomic snapshots with any file system (I think it needs to support fsfreeze, I guess all of them do).
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by _flux 2y ago
Well, eza certainly seems faster on my micro-benchmark as well, though in general I never have any performance issues with these tools. Btw, ls beats them both easily (in my single-directory test). So features would be my main criteria, I g
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by _flux 2y ago
I suppose that's what CrowdStrike's system on Mac uses as well, then. Apparently on Linux they use EBPF and Microsoft is researching that for Windows as well: https://github.com/microsoft/ebpf-for-windows . S
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by _flux 2y ago
How much does it really help you if your complete user-space can still be messed up by an offending Windows SYSTEM process? As I understand it, they are able to hurt the system e.g. by killing processes, uninstalling applications, replacing
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by _flux 2y ago
Ultimately this would have been almost a non-issue if there had been better deployment strategies in place for also the data file updates. If by changing the system you mean adding some kind of in-kernel isolation to it, then I don't t
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by _flux 2y ago
You are not the customer, though, your employer is the customer. Perhaps you should push this change up in the food chain, then, and if the company is good the request will be taken seriously. As I understand it, while CrowdStrike is the bi
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by _flux 2y ago
I read it as wanting to embed LLM functionality, but my reading might have been incorrect—and by the client library reference I understood it was referring to generic HTTP clients, but that reading might have also been incorrect :). Per the
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by _flux 2y ago
> and they decide to ship anyways... well, your product will still kpanic But then you are in position to share your customers that this will happen before it actually does and they can choose their way of proceeding. One such way would
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by _flux 2y ago
Do you think Microsoft customers using CrowdStrike would then be happier, being unable to run the software at all, due to an action Microsoft took? Backdoors of all kinds can be installed to most any operating system without vendor co-opera
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by _flux 2y ago
> If you wanted to embed an LLM, you wouldn’t rely on a network endpoint and you could just use a llama.cpp binding. I do want to rely on a network endpoint, as not all my computers are capable of running LLMs locally in an efficient man
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by _flux 2y ago
Is it really, though? I didn't read all the comments, but the ones I read, very few were opposing the concept as such: https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/pre-rfc-named-arguments/16... However, many were opposi
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by _flux 2y ago
Seems quite similar to https://github.com/lsd-rs/lsd . How do they compare? I know though lsd has one annoying bug when using it for grepping: https://github.com/lsd-rs/lsd/issues/1052
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by _flux 2y ago
I haven't seen anything for or against in actual roadmaps. But there is, of course, at least one pre-proposal: https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/pre-rfc-named-arguments/16... It doesn't think about optio
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by _flux 2y ago
I guess Microsoft testing lacks fuzzing, then—as does Crowdstrike's.
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by _flux 2y ago
Yes, that could've been lended almost as-is from OCaml, in particular as Rust doesn't have partial application so optional arguments would work out-of-the-box as well.
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by _flux 2y ago
The actual issue was with the signed code reading the data files that the data file update just brought to surface. But I don't think Microsoft verifies customer code, they might not even have access to it.
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by _flux 2y ago
How much memory does employing the complete 128k window take, though? I've sadly noticed that it can take a significant amount of VRAM to use a larger context window. edit: e.g. I wouldn't know the correct parameters for this calc
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by _flux 2y ago
I grant you this list with decades of IRC experience (IRCnet really mostly, some FreeNode (farewell)) and maybe? ten years of Matrix :), probably forgetting some points: - Matrix gives you persistent sessions (which sometimes seem like a co
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by _flux 2y ago
Radicle! It's the easiest (?) way for anyone to "self host" a repo with issue tracker. But there's of course the chance that the team developing it will be sold, even if the actual app is open source.
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by _flux 2y ago
It doesn't seem any of these would be naturally be able to express the example case https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eras/tlsd/master/doc/seque... . But maybe it's possible? In addition there&
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by _flux 2y ago
I haven't, but I'm under the impression some scenarios might be impossible to express in Mermaid. For example, how would you render the example svg from the page? It is essential to describe that while the ping was sent in state 3
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by _flux 2y ago
I'm the author of this tool (and mentioned it a short while back in a comment here..), so I can answer questions about it. Or TLA+. Or life. I wrote it to make it more easy to understand why and how some message exchange scenarios fail

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