_joel

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by _joel 3y ago
Yes, they happened in the past. Over 3 years back. Times change. You can use this and crenedials rotation, amazing, I know... https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/secret-scanning/abo... https:/&#x
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by _joel 3y ago
This. Every CI platform under the sun has support for secrets and config that should never live in git. It's worth ensuring people know this, of course, but I'm not sure storing secrets in git is all that prevelant. Many platforms
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by _joel 3y ago
Yes, I've used it with Terraform plugins by setting the arch to x86 and running via docker. Needed to do this as some plugins don't have arm64 versions.
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by _joel 3y ago
Not great naming imho, this has been around for 40 years.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_Shell
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by _joel 3y ago
Has there been a significant development? Been using it with https://mac.getutm.app/ for a while
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by _joel 3y ago
Also see, "code that works"
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by _joel 3y ago
Used to use this with Gentoo when doing emerges. Reusing old P3s and stuff, those were the day.. Insert XKCD "Compiling..." meme :)
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by _joel 3y ago
Wasn't 5G supposed to solve latency issues? (n.b. not a 5G user)
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by _joel 3y ago
How long was the talk you originally wrote, perhaps they thought there wasn't enough content for a full one (playing advocate)?
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by _joel 3y ago
Nitendo being nintendo then
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by _joel 3y ago
Eh? how can it be dead with daily commits? Just because there's not been a release in a while doesn't mean it's dead. They could probably be releasing more often but you can also build it yourself if required. https:/&#
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by _joel 3y ago
I've seen them running their stuff on Heroku, maybe nobody told them the free tier was going
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by _joel 3y ago
Cheers, I worded that badly I suppose but you answered the question I meant :)
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by _joel 3y ago
As an admin and not a dev, why would this be beneficial to me, managing a fairly standard app and node/yarn frontend? Sell it to me :)
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by _joel 3y ago
You literally said this wouldn't help spinal injuries, which the PoC has and now you're changing it to 'unassisted' Do you have data to show funding gets moved away from regenerative research?
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by _joel 3y ago
> Always good to see novel uses of ML. However, let's not pretend this will ever offer any benefit to people with spinal cord injuries. Apart from the person in their study who can now walk, that had the spinal injury (with the use
947.
by _joel 3y ago
Saw this on the news just now https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-65689580
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by _joel 3y ago
That sounds very wrong to me, I used iTerm fine for years on 8GB
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by _joel 3y ago
That's still throw ejecta in the air though and sounds just like a recipe for disaster.
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by _joel 3y ago
I wonder how much Starship mitigates that by having the descent propulsion controlled by the top thrusters. I'd assume they use the same thrusters from take off too as we've seen the damage Raptor 2's can do, let alone 3 and
951.
by _joel 3y ago
yet they've just been awarded a tender for HLS
952.
by _joel 3y ago
More sex before bed :D
953.
by _joel 3y ago
My fitbit tracks it well, cheap thing I've had for years.
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by _joel 3y ago
This is with dd though, which will print the progress with a USR1 signal. It's not for other binaries.
955.
by _joel 3y ago
I just use pipeview (pv) in all pipes where I need visibility https://linux.die.net/man/1/pv
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by _joel 3y ago
kill -USR1 {dd pid} ;)
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by _joel 3y ago
Right of course, the same ministers that should have used the corporate systems for public discourse and instead did a load of dodgy deals on whatsapp on phones that they then 'lost' when asked for to gain evidence from.
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by _joel 3y ago
Wow, those timers are fear inducing
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by _joel 3y ago
Thanks, yes that's perfectly reasonable. Cheers for the reply.
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by _joel 3y ago
Is there an analogous thing for RPi? I've got some old ones and a USB mic array from seeed etc that I've still not put to use. Also got an ESP32 (vanilla with a small oled) if I can use that?

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