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1. 631.▲
   by arpa 7y ago

   My lights are out at 11, but getting up at 7 is difficult still. On the other hand, it was straight impossible to do at 25.
2. 632.▲
   by arpa 7y ago

   They live in the fantasy since 1920s, sure, sure. They have distinct culture and language. They carry the whole spain on their backs, which pays their healthcare i guess. They are discriminated by spanish officials. The spanish try to erase
3. 633.▲
   by arpa 7y ago

   Note to self: bombard google with GDPR requests so i have monthly backups of my data.
4. 634.▲
   by arpa 7y ago

   A very good point!
5. 635.▲
   by arpa 7y ago

   I read it differently: the powers that be will always punish the ones who dare to stand in the way in the harshest possible way. Something to think about when being excited about disrupting some well established and powerful sector - e.g. g
6. 636.▲
   by arpa 7y ago

   Seperatist movements of oppressed minorities have always been a thing and have little to do with security.
7. 637.▲
   by arpa 7y ago

   Same place Scotland separation is, except perhaps that now Scots probably think they were wrong to vote to stay.
8. 638.▲
   by arpa 7y ago

   And china, hk and blizzard aren't?
9. 639.▲
   by arpa 7y ago

   And safety also!
10. 640.▲
    by arpa 7y ago

    Well clearly you don't have a library of Alexandria. Not to claim I do, but, well, i do curate my own library, both in books and in media and I do have some stuff that isn't easy to come by: mispressed Amorphous Androgynous CDs. E
11. 641.▲
    by arpa 7y ago

    Dogs... I can relate, but in the house it's not that bad. Heavy curtains/external blinds over windows usually are enough to filter out their barks, howls and whines. Now people with subwoofers - that's something much much muc
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    Linux kernel magic SysRq key hacks(kernel.org)

    3 points by arpa 7y ago|0 comments
13. 643.▲
    by arpa 7y ago

    Or SA.
14. 644.▲
    by arpa 7y ago

    Earlier, as Digg started to suffer from eternal september cancer.
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    by arpa 7y ago

    I see that samsung s series is also affected. The thing about the samsung phones is that you can root them, but that basically breaks the KNOX (secure folder) functionality forever (efuse AFAIR). Couldn't this exploit be used to root t
16. 646.▲
    by arpa 7y ago

    What are the advantages of haraka over mature MTA solutions? They also work out of the box when installed and yum install / apk add / apt install takes even less time...
17. 647.▲
    by arpa 7y ago

    It's a "ship of Theseus" problem if you replace parts of the brain. It's a subjective experience/continuity of qualia problem if you make a copy of a "self". It's no problem if you disregard self as a
18. 648.▲
    by arpa 7y ago

    So we should only empower rich psychopaths to target very select sets of people (like with FB ads)? :)
19. 649.▲
    by arpa 7y ago

    The terms and conditions, alongside with the technical detail (see targeting link) make it believably legit.
20. 650.▲
    by arpa 7y ago

    Oh god. Spot on! At first I was having a hearty chuckle. Then there was some disbelief. And then it hit me like a hammer. Yes, it is possible. Yes, it is being done. Yes, you are a target for these nudges and chances are, you will not notic
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    by arpa 7y ago

    Morle tersely, it's TCP over UDP with TLS baked in.
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    by arpa 7y ago

    None of my acquaintainces reported anything like that either. Vampires crawling across the ceiling... i mean, with closed eyes and on an conceptual level, sure, one can hallucinate things like that, but full-blown visuals with no relation t
23. 653.▲
    by arpa 7y ago

    What is funny is that some powers that be really want backdoors in current crypto, because of course terrorists are stupid and will use backdoored crypto just like the rest of us.
24. 654.▲
    by arpa 7y ago

    I'm naming my server Godwin.
25. 655.▲
    by arpa 7y ago

    Again, it is a matter of workplace culture, that is, the collective understanding of what's ok and what's not in that particular workplace. If everyone's ok with having pornstar names for servers, fine, whatever rocks your bo
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    by arpa 7y ago

    Some people work in porn hub, and some in the mormon church. Of course the culture will differ. I, personally, would rather work for the pornhub than the mormons purely due to ethical reasons.
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    by arpa 7y ago

    docker on mac is a pain either way, since it sits in a linux vm and talks to mac fs via nfs. And as for permissions... well, it's been pretty much covered long time now - e.g. https://www.berthon.eu/2018/containers
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    by arpa 7y ago

    for development, i agree. For production/testing/staging - hmmmm, it depends. I have taken a particular liking to the self-healing/HA properties of kubernetes. You just swap the dead nodes out without significant impact on th
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    by arpa 7y ago

    thank you. As for #4, i've heard good things about https://istio.io - supposedly it does provide nice means to gain introspection to the traffic between services.
30. 660.▲
    by arpa 7y ago

    > Then it's not hermetic and repeatable. in my experience, the core difference between local env and production in kubernetes is configuration of baremetal nodes and the firewall between them. In essence, if your docker-compose does