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by ahnick 6y ago
My understanding of Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV is that they have just increased the blocksize the clients can handle. Is there something more to them than that?
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by ahnick 6y ago
Does this save time in writing your own personal automation or make that personal automation less error prone? How would you compare it to just writing your own bash scripts or using something like Bashible ( https://github.com&#
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by ahnick 6y ago
If you need a simple way to inject secrets into your aviary variables you may find encpass.sh ( https://github.com/plyint/encpass.sh ) a convenient choice.
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by ahnick 6y ago
Is the "magic" this line here? > gem 'turbo', github: 'basecamp/turbo' I get a 404 when trying to access it, so maybe still private till the big reveal?
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by ahnick 6y ago
Personally I think I'm more drawn to the dotmesh approach ( https://docs.dotmesh.com/concepts/architecture/ ), but the one problem data has is as it gets massive it becomes really hard to move it around and I g
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by ahnick 6y ago
AT&T requires you to use their DNS? Did you try doing DoH to bypass?
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by ahnick 6y ago
Yes, just compute the sha256 checksums and compare. I had been meaning to add a version command to encpass.sh for a while now and just hadn't made time for it. Your comment was the impetus I needed, so I've gone ahead and added
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by ahnick 6y ago
where do you go instead?
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Ask HN: What is your favorite domain registrar and why?
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by ahnick 6y ago
You mean like this? https://twitter.com/disneyplus/status/1254772307941191686
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by ahnick 6y ago
This is pretty much why we created encpass.sh( https://github.com/plyint/encpass.sh ). It's just a single POSIX compliant shell script whose only real requirement is having OpenSSL installed. Sometimes when you are
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by ahnick 6y ago
If you had bought a hundred dollars worth of Bitcoin back in April of 2011 (parity with the US dollar) and sold it at it's most recent all time low on December 16th 2018 you would have $320,000. If you sold it today you would have $971
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by ahnick 6y ago
How is the package situation on NixOS nowadays? Do you find you have to custom install a lot of software or are there native Nix packages for most everything you need? What kind of learning curve should one expect if migrating from debian&
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by ahnick 6y ago
So are your secrets served from a central node that authenticates the certificates? What does your process look like for changing secrets when someone leaves the company?
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by ahnick 6y ago
What is your process for handling key exchange with team members?
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by ahnick 6y ago
We also use Keybase. We wrote an extension to our existing lightweight management script, encpass.sh( https://github.com/plyint/encpass.sh ), to be able to access/manage our secrets from the CLI and in our infrastr
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by ahnick 6y ago
Before building your own, did your company consider using Vault? If so, what factors led you to go down the build your own path?
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by ahnick 6y ago
A couple of questions.. 1. Does every client have a copy of shh to interact with the secrets? Or are the secrets in the file served from a single centralized node? 2. What is your process of exchanging user keys with shh? 3. If someone leav
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by ahnick 6y ago
Not sure if you have run across NoteSelf ( https://noteself.org/ ) before, but it is basically TiddlyWiki + PouchDb. Maybe that would be a workable solution for you?
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by ahnick 6y ago
1. You can't replace everything that Terraform does with "SSH into a server". For example, in Terraform you are specifying exactly what the compute resources are going to be used on the node and even SSH itself might be part
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by ahnick 6y ago
Any plans for a quick start guide for DigitalOcean?
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by ahnick 6y ago
A lot if you are using a managed Kubernetes solution. It is surprisingly easy and affordable to setup nowadays. We're currently running on DO and it is a pure joy. - IaC, no servers to manage (Terraform + kubectl/helm) - reasona
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by ahnick 6y ago
The reason I avoided synology in the past was due to the lack of an ability to automatically detect and repair data corruption. It seems nowadays that their systems with BTRFS can automatically repair data corruption with the checksum. ( h
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by ahnick 6y ago
I would say it is more like ZFS is the gold standard. You can use other filesystems for Raid, but none of them have the track record of ZFS. You can use different sized drives in ZFS, but you will be limited to the utilization of the lowes
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by ahnick 6y ago
This is commonly stated, but I found it relatively straightforward once I saw the extended accounting equation ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accounting_equation ) and knew every entry needed a corresponding entry to
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by ahnick 6y ago
Fingers crossed they open source the server portion at least -> https://github.com/keybase/client/issues/24105
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by ahnick 6y ago
Recent github issue opened for this -> https://github.com/keybase/client/issues/24105
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by ahnick 6y ago
Probably, because it provided them with more likely paths to monetization having everyone dependent on their server infrastructure. An argument could be made that if Zoom wants to build positive equity with the security community then open
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by ahnick 6y ago
I think a lot of iOS developers would switch to this setup if Apple would just port Xcode.
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by ahnick 6y ago
So there is no network that connects all the keys.pub clients together? Are you just supposed to do point-to-point connections through Wormhole? Still trying to understand it. I keep hoping for a decentralized/federated network imple

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