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by aflukasz 2y ago
Yes, it's a balancing act. I think it's better to have safer defaults here, not prioritizing extra performance. People who are concerned with performance to the degree where checksums would matter need to consult configuration any
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by aflukasz 2y ago
It feels to me like you have approached this with a wrong mindset, like you focused too much on finishing the whole process. With LFS you must put substantial amount of value into the journey itself. It's not about copy-pasting command
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by aflukasz 2y ago
Article mentions couple of const paths that are used, like /root/.config/cron/perfcc. Also, it mentions that ~/.profile is modified (EDIT: and many others, actually), so IDS like AIDE, if operated correctly, should
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by aflukasz 2y ago
Well, the UI has slider for length, so there is that.
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by aflukasz 2y ago
> If they don't secure their position as #1 Chatbot I think they will eventually become #2, then #3, etc. But can they do it at all? It's not like they are like early Google vs other search engines.
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by aflukasz 2y ago
And if you are wondering, if you can just point your browser to a local unix socket (without setting up a proxy - which will listen on... local tcp port), then no, but maybe some day? Anyway: - https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/s
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by aflukasz 2y ago
Ah, yes, I was wondering if you have meant HPKP. But then I checked it's deprecated in FF, removed in Chrome and was never present in Edge or Safari. At least according to Wikipedia. MDN mentions it as "obsolete". So it doesn
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by aflukasz 2y ago
I was thinking about certificates distributed with the software itself, so extra bootstrapping connection is not needed. Although in some cases it could still be done, just using other, trusted and not pinned context, I guess. But yes, for
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by aflukasz 2y ago
If you pin it, you may as well use self signed cert, with whatever expiration date you want. It has nothing to do with what browsers or popular CAs do - you may be the CA in this case. Not saying this is a good idea, just that it's the
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by aflukasz 2y ago
Well, it's on a software component by component basis, so not much they could have done here, I guess. Look for any settings or in-code references related to ssl/tls. You then may find references to some local paths, pointing to c
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by aflukasz 2y ago
> Note that despite what media headlines will make of this, it wasn't a Boeing issue in this case. One of their suppliers incorrectly installed a bearing on a component that could lead to moisture getting in and freezing. That compo
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by aflukasz 2y ago
"We take DirectX 9 SDK (June 2010) from Microsoft, modify it and pack to archive. Run unpack_microsoft_directx_sdk_2010.cmd to unpack it." Nice. Wonder how long will this version work?
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by aflukasz 2y ago
> You have to pay 2x for multi-AZ or you get downtime for upgrades. Worse. In Single AZ deployments you get (short, but not that short or strongly bound) downtime for daily backups and when doing snapshots. Source: - https://d
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by aflukasz 2y ago
At the cost of losing layers reusage at transport time.
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by aflukasz 2y ago
> Now at least I can keep my distro and kernel etc all up to date without worrying about anything else breaking. I get what you are saying, but note a word of caution - kernel upgrades can break container runtimes: https://git
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by aflukasz 2y ago
Interesting idea. Tip for those looking for some more details on the mechanics of the self-care aspects of the game: Some details are present in the google doc linked in the repo README.
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by aflukasz 2y ago
Re "good"/"best": you are thinking about air gapping, then? Pull based systems are susceptible as any other software.
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by aflukasz 2y ago
Do you allow purchasing based on time or are there other factors, like features used?
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by aflukasz 2y ago
I don't use this param at the moment anywhere to confirm experimentally, but I'm pretty sure it's same on Debian: https://salsa.debian.org/cryptsetup-team/cryptsetup/-/blob/7... .
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by aflukasz 2y ago
Thumbs up for clevis/tang, happy user here, too! Did not hear about booster. Its README claims "Clevis style data binding. The encrypted filesystem can be bound to TPM2 chip or to a network service.". Does it mean that it tri
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by aflukasz 2y ago
Haha, wasn't expecting such a tip! The problem is that if this plane is semi-stiff, it's hard to put your hand under it without making an opening between it and the glass. And that is not a risk I'm willing to take. So the tr
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by aflukasz 2y ago
I love spiders! Just kidding. I block them by putting a transparent cup over them, slide an open book cover beneath where they stand, so that they must enter on top of it, close the book, and off we go - I, the book, the cup that I press wi
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by aflukasz 2y ago
Just learn from kids on Twitter - take a screenshot, print it, put a strong emphasis with your marker, take a picture and upload it back as jpeg. Just kidding. Note that detailed descriptions of those elements bring better differentiation.
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by aflukasz 2y ago
> In 1981, weather disasters caused $3.5 billion in damages in the United States. In 2023, that number was $94.9 billion ( https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/billions/time-series ). Does that surprise someone? I th
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by aflukasz 2y ago
Looks is in the eye of the beholder, but notice, that in HTML, this is just one big paragraph - if any tool did the whole page, it wasn't particularly interested in semantic HTML.
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by aflukasz 2y ago
Well, in another comment, markx2 suggested how to change new tab UI to blank page. Which I can confirm is still present and kind of works, but... that way you are removing all the tiles, including your actually frequently used pages, so I w
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by aflukasz 2y ago
Dated July 16, but without submissions here, in any form, I believe. I must say that I'm using FF for years now, and only saw such ads today for the first time ever. I wonder why. Anyway, this skewed my perception and I've submitt
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Firefox to show (more) ads on the new page tab(lifewire.com)
2 points by aflukasz 2y ago|8 comments
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by aflukasz 2y ago
Apparently, I just got hit by those all of a sudden. Sponsored tiles just next to the tiles with my frequently viewed sites, looking just as them, just with "sponsored" tag. That was surprising to me, because I've never saw t
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by aflukasz 2y ago
BTW: Good PostgresFM episode on implementing queues in Postgres, various caveats etc: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mW5z5NYpGeA .

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