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by atmosx 5y ago
Athens nails (1), (2), (3) but not (4). I mean moving around the city with the bike is dangerous, as there are virtually no bike roads. The climate wasn't _very warm_ this year around though and the energy crisis is going to hit Greece
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by atmosx 5y ago
That was the first thought. The second one was how hard would it be to gain unauthorised access :^) That said, home automation is pretty neat.
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by atmosx 5y ago
You might want to take a look at this project as well: https://github.com/lobsters/lobsters It's the software that runs https://lobste.rs/ - a smaller community, similar to HN.
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by atmosx 5y ago
A web resource would be easily shared IMO, while telegram requires ppl to download the app and join.
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by atmosx 5y ago
I had a vim plugin to manage gists. The default config generated private gists. At the time, we were setting up infra via CloudFormation, horrendous. The CF file was huge and my JSON lint plugin wasn't _great_ so I would often post the
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by atmosx 5y ago
> Once upon a time, computers did what you told them to without reporting you to the stasi, Google, or a number of marketing firms. Now that kind of freedom is obscure and hard to access for most people. Varoufakis answers the question h
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by atmosx 5y ago
The ESR idea of "a hacker" has nothing to do with someone running illegal markets on darknet. ESR was thinking about ppl like Daniel: https://twitter.com/bagder
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by atmosx 5y ago
I love the fact that HN celebrates the largely unknown tech heroes of our times :-) I've used "bc" quit e a few times, thanks & RIP Lorinda.
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by atmosx 5y ago
> [...] but the distributed ledger system is pretty interesting, isn't it? Yes, the protocol itself is pretty interesting and I've seen no one bashing Satoshi. If anything, Satoshi is often venerated on this website for his imp
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by atmosx 5y ago
The economist believes that this is because the security incidents are not tied to the stock market. Mobiles btw are okayish the bigger problem is with IoT.
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by atmosx 5y ago
Apparently people prefer blog posts to docs. This is not a problem of course, until you need to either debug (hence understand what you're doing at depth) or build something non-trivial.
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by atmosx 5y ago
One thing Apple Music has over Spotify is that Apple Music allows me to sync sound multi-room using Modipy[1]. It's not a big thing for most people, but it's one of the reasons I'll most likely switch. [1]: https:/&#x2F
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by atmosx 5y ago
New Zealand, here I come!!!
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by atmosx 5y ago
I understand where you're getting at. IMO you're barking at the wrong tree: the problem with bloatware will not be solved by prometheus shipping a lighter statically linked binary.
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by atmosx 5y ago
Ah no :-P
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by atmosx 5y ago
I don't think anyone cares. They could make the binary 15kb, no one would notice. Most of the times runs inside a pod that will feature a 500+ MB operating system anyway...
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by atmosx 5y ago
> It's like a microservice, but with the footprint of an operating system. What? It's 100mb vs 25mb, like 75MB of data more... Who cares about a binary being 75MB larger in 2022?
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by atmosx 5y ago
Usually you are in a room with different expertise and culture. How can you definitely say if you are the smartest or not? What happens with classroom professors or surgeons in surgery rooms? Should they leave the room as well?
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by atmosx 5y ago
I fall for that. Generally is a good advice, clears up your mind. Also, not all fights are worth fighting.
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by atmosx 5y ago
I don’t wanna be harsh but sounds like a shallow line of thinking. Can you expand?
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by atmosx 5y ago
If you are using exclusively the web interface (non POP/IMAP) then you can look at these two privacy-oriented: https://protonmail.com/ https://tutanota.com/ Proton is located in Switzerland and Tutanot
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by atmosx 5y ago
Some comments: - The write up is amazing. There is a great level of detail. - When they had the first indication of a problem, instead of looking if the problem was the hardware (disk I/O, etc.) the team went full cattle/cloud: br
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by atmosx 5y ago
Certs are used by the client to perform validation when initiating HTTP calls to APIs.
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by atmosx 5y ago
I've worked with docker swarm extensively. I've managed it but also automated the deployment and implemented several features to ease deployment using the swarm API. Swarm pros: - Easy to setup - Easy to run - Relatively easy to d
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by atmosx 5y ago
Testing locally, adding the "-linkmode external -extldflags '-static'" flags doesn't bring down the binary size. The heavy lifting is done by '-s -w'. It is a good idea to drop privileges even if there&#x2
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by atmosx 5y ago
Just make sure you understand that the IP will be publicly listed even if you run a relay and most likely banned by some organizations. Wasn’t a big deal in 2012, today I would be hesitant to run this at home.
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by atmosx 5y ago
Thanks!
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by atmosx 5y ago
The "economist" proposed a solution: tire cyber-security incidents to the stock market. The approach proposed was something akin to "have someone count and display the incidents of each company and blast radius". I'
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by atmosx 5y ago
> Ex: When REvil accidentally hacked an oil-pipeline (instead of a more passive target), the blowback was so severe that REvil disbanded and ran away. It caused an international incident, to the point where Russia has caught the attacker
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by atmosx 5y ago
> This concentration not only risks to threaten blockchain's own premises [...] BTC was designed specifically to avoid any kind of _state control_ and by _state control_ I mean something along the lines of a central bank. Adding pro

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