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by aequitas 6y ago
Shameless plug: our team developed an open-source tool that helps organisations visualize security issues (like missing https) on a map so it is easy relatable for citizens (and government employees) if for example their municipality is doi
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by aequitas 6y ago
When reading the title I figured it would explain something different to what the author does: when doing a organ transplant (except for the liver maybe) the organ is no longer usable to the donor. Translatable to software, your reusable pi
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by aequitas 6y ago
Wasn't Project Treble created a few years back to solve this problem? I'm wondering what the current state of it is, because I haven't seen the effects of it yet.
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by aequitas 6y ago
Solar is pretty early/mid game. Only red/green science is needed and for construction coper, iron and steel. Of course before you get to solar you need steam first. But with a bigger start area and enough trees, pollution can be m
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by aequitas 6y ago
> The fact that the aliens look like insects and live in huge groups suggests they have a eusocial structure, like ants, bees and humans. The aliens have a pathfinding algorith [0] and a function to calculate aggression and evolution as
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by aequitas 6y ago
> Pollution and alien relations are not something you can control in the game. You can (besides using the map creation settings). I've build a big factory without suffering attacks. You can control pollution by using solar (exclusiv
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by aequitas 6y ago
This (Dutch) article goes a little more in depth about the process and the tools used: https://tweakers.net/geek/168250/tweaker-toont-timelapsevide... (Tweakers is one of the oldest and most popular tech sites in
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by aequitas 6y ago
The repository refers to this (Dutch) site which has lots of information, artwork and background about the series: https://twilight-cd.com/
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by aequitas 6y ago
I (ab)use Make for anything but compiling C sources to binaries. Eg. all my Python projects use Make to conditionally create virtualenv's, install packages, run code linting/tests. For which Make is just the most ubiquitous and si
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by aequitas 6y ago
You could be correct there with Snow Leopard, definately not Mavericks. It was a release without a lot of new features but more under the hood stuff.
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by aequitas 6y ago
I recently switched back from Android to iPhone with the new iPhone SE. I was just blown away with the speed and tactility of the iPhone. Just how the hardware and software work together to make it one experience. Whereas my Android always
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by aequitas 6y ago
If I remember correctly it was Lion (or Leopard?) that was an actual performance improvement on the previous instalment of Mac OS X. It was just so much notable snappier. Haven't had a single update since then that did the same.
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by aequitas 6y ago
How does this solve the problem? As I can tell it replaces a centralized dependencies (requirements.txt) containing references to a known and trusted registry (pypi.org) with url's in all files across your project (and 3rd party librar
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by aequitas 6y ago
"The Cloud" is just someone else's computer, or datacenter in this case. So if they would not be storing it in the cloud where would they store it? That would be either a datacenter from a big party that manages multiple muni
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by aequitas 6y ago
The ability to use good prime lenses was also my excuse to buy a new mirrorless, and occasionally to put on a zoom for distant wildlife. My old DSLR was just to bulky so I left it home more often than not, the mirrorless is just that little
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by aequitas 6y ago
I was sceptical about the Touchbar at first, but then when I got my hand on it to test and really do some actual work, the usefulness of the contextual actions really grew on me. Then it dawned that I would only be using the Touchbar half
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by aequitas 6y ago
But what do you use to manage those containers and surrounding infra (networking, proxies, etc)? I've been down the route of using Puppet for managing Docker containers on existing systems, Ansible, Terraform, Nomad/Consul. But i
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by aequitas 6y ago
I recently started investigating Airflow for our use-case and it seems exactly what you describe and not more. But in it niche it excels featurewise, at least regarding the features I need to expose to the users.
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by aequitas 6y ago
> KubernetesExecutor runs each task in an individual Kubernetes pod. Unlike CeleryCelery, it spins up worker pods on demand, hence enabling maximum usage of resources. You'll probably use up a lot of resources indeed, depending on h
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by aequitas 6y ago
> It’s just that devs are now used to shipping 100MB apps in the name of fast development Reminds me of that time people where upset they had to download a hundred MB OS update file instead. Turned out someone forgot to downscale some in
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by aequitas 6y ago
With locks it's kinda reverse that a homebrew solution might actually be more secure than a commercial one (consumer grade at least). Mostly due to security by obscurity. The average thief won't take the time to reverse engineer y
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by aequitas 6y ago
I second this. Pi is well suited for HA if you don't do have database stuff. And the Shelly allows to still keep manual controls in case your automation is broken. Although I've grown cautious of products like Shelly which use Wif
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by aequitas 6y ago
You don't have to build on the RPi's themselves: https://docs.docker.com/buildx/working-with-buildx/#build-mu...
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by aequitas 7y ago
Thanks, I was meaning to look into this but your post will save me some research work.
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by aequitas 7y ago
Ansible is only declerative on a action level. At a playbook level it's imperative. You can install and remove the same package within a playbook, the outcome will be dependent on the order. Puppet is fully declerative but for me it la
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by aequitas 7y ago
The problem I have with traditional configuration management is that in the end, even if it's declerative, you are stil modifying a imperative OS/userland. So it will collect state at some point. Things like undoing changes with t
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by aequitas 7y ago
A few people seem to be confused why K8s is needed when you can just run this on the OS itself. I think they miss the point that this is not a guide to setup Wireguard using K8s but setup Wireguard if you only have/want a K8s environme
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by aequitas 7y ago
> I don't think that in the last 10 years I ever had thought "I wish my phones CPU had higher clock speed"... Thats a thing with the computer industry, everthing is getting faster all the time but everthing keeps feeling g
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by aequitas 7y ago
> Just swipe left and right at the bottom of the screen (on the bar)— this lets you flip between apps in the order that they’re in the switcher. This means I very rarely actually enter the full multitasking switcher in normal use. Did Ap
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by aequitas 7y ago
Our hackerspace used to be adjacent to a foresting school. We often had "hacking" days [0] to prepare wood for our heater that would warm our space trough hacked together central heating[1]. One of those days the people of the for

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