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by _wolfie_ 4y ago
I have no idea how fragile solar panels are, but wouldn't cluster bombs or possibly thermobaric weaponry work reasonably well against large surface areas like this?
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by _wolfie_ 4y ago
Well, I guess I was a bot all along with 200 on my home IP.
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by _wolfie_ 4y ago
But this is way more cool though.
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
Great, it's on version 0.0.1. It's hard to get stable API right on the first try for projects of this magnitude, so I think it's great they keep the room for adjustments before going to 1.0. /s
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
> Portable Array Library Is the $'\n' construct actually portable? I cannot find it in Shell Command Language spec [0]. 0: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/V... .
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
That is why you use jq --arg for the input instead of crafting it by string concatenation. data=$(jq -n \ --arg title 'what"ever' \ --arg endpoint 'foo"bar' \ '{
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
The C library used ( https://github.com/kristapsdz/kcgi ) is portable and working on linux as well. Putting this behind nginx as fastcgi seems very well doable.
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
I don't know how the union law works in the US. Over here (Europe), you can have multiple unions in one company. It takes minimal 3 people to form one. So you could probably form a union for pro-DoD people?
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
Wasn't lot of servo team fired? Or was that some other team? I remember reading about lot of rust people being let go.
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
Well good for them for not picking name used by any opensource this time. /s
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
What did the monks who could see them do though? Died from thirst?
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
I have multiple 30+ lines jq scripts in my current project. So "often a one liner" is true, but it is not a requirement, so I'm still not sure why use this instead.
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
Counter example: This was used fairly commonly to discover spies in EVE Online.
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
> Netflix, Spotify and others are investing heavily into VPN detection technology I never understood why. It seems to me that only effect of this "investing" is surge in piracy.
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
> We need funding Yeah, I guess Baker needs a raise.
46.
by _wolfie_ 5y ago
If the cable fits in the port, I would expect it to work, yes.
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
> On quick glance it seems rather limited. That is the point. It does just what we need with a minimal amount of code.
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
My personal laptop takes what, ~8s (at 16GB ram)? My work laptop (32GB) is around ~25s I think, but I'm not using the hibernation there since in-kernel amdgpu driver does not survive the restore from it.
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
Yeah I've got openvpn config file and needed to configure 2FA for it. But again, that is just a config file, no software.
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
Depends on the workplace. I have company provided laptop (32G RAM, Ryzen 7 PRO 2700U) which was empty (well, Windows) and I just nuked it and install archlinux. There is no software provided by the company and no external control on the mac
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
I still don't fully get the zero-trust thing. Surely having the service as secured as possible AND behind VPN is safer no? Multi-layer defense is a thing, no?
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
In lot of cases that is illegal. Of course does not mean people do not do it.
53.
by _wolfie_ 5y ago
For Czech republic, based on seniority and skill level I would say between ~$2.5k and ~$7k salary per month before tax. But you lose like a half to the various taxes.
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
I've never understood why flying cars should have lower needs for maintainence.
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by _wolfie_ 5y ago
Usually it's in the logs. So small number of SREs can sometimes access them (if there are logged). And even if they are not logged, they can always show up during tcpdump debugging of network issues and such. Client side hashing could
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by _wolfie_ 6y ago
But some unicode characters are supposed to be rendered differently based on the language of the text that contains them. So this (language tagging) is required even for getting the thing rendered correctly.
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by _wolfie_ 6y ago
We did evaluate pulumi. Our experience was that it basically gives you alternative, more error prone way to create terraform resource graph. Also while they claim to support python, it definitelly feels like second class citizen, it's
58.
by _wolfie_ 6y ago
Yes, and you, as an user would be breaking the law. But as far as I understand there is no law that would prevent phones from having this function.
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by _wolfie_ 6y ago
In the comment section there was a mention of keyboard case possibly comming in the December update, can't wait to throw my money at them.
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by _wolfie_ 6y ago
On the other hand, I was told by boost project that my one line fix for a typo was "waste of maintainer time", so it seems to vary on per-project basis :)

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