andrey_utkin

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by andrey_utkin 4y ago
GCompris, Tuxpaint, espeak, cowsay
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by andrey_utkin 4y ago
I plan and retrospectively tweak items in visual calendar apps and augment/analyse them structurally using my own tooling, see https://github.com/andrey-utkin/taskdb/wiki/Live-demo
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by andrey_utkin 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | UK, REMOTE 15 yoe developing software systems with FOSS and contributing back. I've worked in many areas, notably backend, multimedia streaming and communication services (IPTV, CCTV, VVoIP), Linux kernel drivers, debugg
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by andrey_utkin 4y ago
Location: UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C, C++, Python, SQL, bash, Linux kernel, backend, networking, multimedia, XMPP Résumé/CV: https://autkin.net/merit Github: https://g
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by andrey_utkin 4y ago
Just stumbled upon https://www.datalad.org/ Used by neuroscientists: https://centerforopenneuroscience.org/projects
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by andrey_utkin 4y ago
Location: UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C, C++, Python, SQL, bash, Linux kernel, backend, networking, multimedia, XMPP Résumé/CV: https://autkin.net/merit Email: hn@autkin.net 15
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by andrey_utkin 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | UK, REMOTE 15 yoe developing software systems with FOSS and contributing back. I've worked in many areas, notably backend, multimedia streaming and communication services (IPTV, CCTV, VVoIP), Linux kernel drivers, debugg
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Nextcloud Conference(nextcloud.com)
2 points by andrey_utkin 4y ago|0 comments
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by andrey_utkin 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | UK, REMOTE 15 yoe developing software systems with FOSS and contributing back. I've worked in many areas, notably backend, multimedia streaming and communication services (IPTV, CCTV, VVoIP), Linux kernel drivers, debugg
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by andrey_utkin 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | UK, REMOTE 15 yoe developing software systems with FOSS and contributing back. I've worked on Linux kernel drivers, a Linux reverse debugger, OpenPGP implementation, VVoIP servers, IPTV servers, a CCTV server, packaging
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by andrey_utkin 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | UK, REMOTE 15 yoe developing software systems with FOSS and contributing back. I've worked on Linux kernel drivers, a Linux reverse debugger, OpenPGP implementation, VVoIP servers, IPTV servers, a CCTV server, packaging
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by andrey_utkin 4y ago
> I always thought that it's easy to get into vm from host, but it way harder to get to host from vm That's right. > but the idea that it easy to get inside vm keeps me from doing it No! Of course the host is the ultimate di
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by andrey_utkin 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | UK, REMOTE 15 yoe developing software systems on top of FOSS. I've worked on Linux kernel drivers, a Linux reverse debugger, a cloud-based clustered service, VVoIP servers, IPTV servers, a CCTV server, packaging (Debian,
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by andrey_utkin 4y ago
I've recently started to track my service dependency graph! So like, to keep using github I need my password store, my email and one of my two security keys. To use my email, I need... Please contact me if you're interested, I wil
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by andrey_utkin 4y ago
You cannot register more than one security key with *AWS*. Which a lot of devs beg for, for years. Can't find that support ticket URL now.
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by andrey_utkin 5y ago
Your body is a distributed system. Your brain is a distributed system. A live cell is a distributed system. A molecule is a distributed system. In other news, water is wet.
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by andrey_utkin 5y ago
The curl guy has joined a company. https://curl.se/support.html
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by andrey_utkin 5y ago
This is not about IP regime. It's about not doing what they agreed for when they signed these contracts which are now terminated.
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by andrey_utkin 5y ago
I hope this won't fly in any sane court. If these articles are meant for customers only, then it's on the news company to use reasonable authentication and authorization of their customers. The practice discussed here is more like
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by andrey_utkin 5y ago
Let's take my library account. Sequentially issued card numbers, 4-digit PINs. :(
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by andrey_utkin 5y ago
I am unconvinced. What about persistent password bruteforcing? Rate limits? OK, bruteforcing is happening within those rate limits. That's how the password rots - it becomes less of a secret as many values are tried. Key material rotat
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by andrey_utkin 5y ago
Family and a few friends, on own server. It seems to be a good fit for families. Or rather, families are a good fit for any sane, sustainable technology. Long span of time, lots of mutual transparency, plenty of in-group communication insid
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by andrey_utkin 5y ago
And then some people will come to rely on it, and then some will eventually get blocked due to protection rules misfiring, but it's all free service so not much point in blaming the company. Gmail story waiting to repeat?
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The Scream Guide (Satire on Scrum)(docs.google.com)
6 points by andrey_utkin 5y ago|2 comments
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by andrey_utkin 5y ago
Great idea. Would you consider putting your contents into public domain?
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by andrey_utkin 5y ago
My own thing. https://github.com/andrey-utkin/taskdb/wiki/Live-demo I can manage items in calendaring apps and in SQL editor, and visualize various diagrams.
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by andrey_utkin 5y ago
Hardware and software is not the game at big tech. The game is profiting off data and comm channels ownership. Hardware and software is the game for "hobbyists" like Purism and Pine64 now.
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by andrey_utkin 5y ago
But responses will not match for legitimate reasons of dynamic configuration at specific domains.
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by andrey_utkin 5y ago
I think the conventional and also the most useful directions for the praise are your friends and the communities where it's relevant and where you are in good standing. Otherwise it devolves to faceless testimonies and product reviews
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by andrey_utkin 5y ago
This sounds naive. Part of a problem is that people with legislation-changing privileges are on the other side of the conflict. If privacy-seeking people don't have a practical leverage for a negotiation, they can't sustain the le

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