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by alpb 7y ago
It's actually not recommended to keep your 2FA tokens and passwords at the same place (i.e. your 1Password vault). The whole point of 2FA is the separation (something you _know_ and something you _have_).
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by alpb 7y ago
Does 1Password 7 actually support buying a license instead of a cloud subscription? You mentioned a "free version" using local Dropbox sync –that was definitely not free in 1Password 6 as that's what I'm doing right now.
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Google’s serverless containers platform Cloud Run is now GA(cloud.google.com)
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by alpb 7y ago
Why retitle? I don’t follow where it says this.
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Go-termd: Markdown formatting in the command-line(github.com)
2 points by alpb 7y ago|0 comments
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Universal Sans – design your sans-serif font family(universalsans.com)
1 points by alpb 7y ago|0 comments
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by alpb 7y ago
Correct, they do not have overseas data (at least in China). However, GitLab's restriction also prevented them from employees moving to China as well. Many companies employ people in Asia/Europe timezones as a night-time on-call e
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by alpb 7y ago
It was unreasonable. 1. You can build systems in a way that every access is strictly logged and audited. 2. Many companies like Facebook or Google employ engineers who could be possibly spying for Russia or China. But the systems and trust
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CPU-bound benchmarking of languages using the magic forest problem(github.com)
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by alpb 7y ago
I am not convinced that an app like that would share potential pregnancy data with ad networks, if there’s even such a channel to begin with. It would be good to have the app’s name, and investigate if this is reproducible. Without that we’
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Elevator Saga: The Elevator Programming Game(play.elevatorsaga.com)
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by alpb 7y ago
Also likely because in the past the internet was really diverse. One would visit 20 sites possibly during one session. Today, the landscape looks more like: You visit Google, click some links that open in AMP (still Google), visit some soci
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by alpb 7y ago
I can't help but think the author has recommended (1) storing backup keys (presumably in 1Password?) (2) storing OTP key generation QR codes in 1Password, so it can generate OTP codes for you. Doesn't this defeat the whole purpose
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by alpb 7y ago
Related: NASA has previously done some work with Kubernetes and Docker containers. https://www.nas.nasa.gov/SC17/demos/demo29.html It has happened on the ground, however.
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by alpb 7y ago
Regular reminder that Docker Hub is not really an enterprise registry with an SLA. You should use pretty much anything else for serious applications that rely on pulling images in the hot path (such as auto-scaling up).
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by alpb 7y ago
It wasn't all that obvious or popular back in 2012. Many of these patterns have become more popular since then, also in part due to articles like this.
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by alpb 7y ago
Ken Thompson: > congrats. https://inbox.vuxu.org/tuhs/CAG=a+rj8VcXjS-ftaj8P2_duLFSUpmN...
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by alpb 7y ago
A Microsoft acquisition made so much sense around 2015 from talent and developer mindshare perspective, not so much anymore. All of Docker’s tech is commodity at this point. Their enterprise offerings still address a niche market, but Kuber
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by alpb 7y ago
I think the downvotes you got speak for itself. I am not even gonna bother answering. Also USA has some of the highest infant mortality and poverty rates in the western world.
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by alpb 7y ago
And the Islamic State is finished with this strike? I urge you to take a closer look at U.S. drone strike programs and how effective they are. It's closer to 0 than it is to 100%. The U.S. takes no responsibility for its actions in the
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by alpb 7y ago
> This is how you create terrorists. Um no, you are wrong. _What USA does_ is terrorism. When you drop bombs on people out of nowhere, that's called terrorism. Sorry if you're an American but you've got some learning to do
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by alpb 7y ago
In practice, scientists are rarely baffled. But titles like these just help things make it to the news.
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by alpb 7y ago
Technically an OCI image, and there’s nothing relevant that is mentioned in the original article in your argument, and you can run the resulting image without docker so I think at this point your argument sounds like random blabber, sorry.
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by alpb 7y ago
Please explain. You can build images using Bazel with distroless as the base image. Similarly I think Jib/ko use distroless images without needing a docker engine.
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by alpb 7y ago
Nearly all points (daemon-less runtimes, daemon-less builds) the author has mentioned has been addressed by open source ecosystem in smaller standalone projects that are available. Docker provides a nice high-level layer for the end user on
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by alpb 7y ago
Any open source project without a healthy ecosystem is always at jeopardy. Use something that doesn't require you to question NDA information from some company.
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by alpb 7y ago
Makes sense. Thanks.
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by alpb 7y ago
Hmm they usually recommend flaxseed oil for seasoning cast iron skillets. It seems like its smoking point is very low, and recommended seasoning temp is around 400-500'F. Wouldn't something like avocado oil be better?
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by alpb 7y ago
It says on their website: > Project Zero's mission is to make 0-day hard. We often work with other companies to find and report security vulnerabilities, with the ultimate goal of advocating for structural security improvements in p
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by alpb 7y ago
> I don't think that's Google's job at all, especially for a competitor's product. I don't think you quite understand why Google Project Zero team exists in the first place. Their job is to make the world a more

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