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by baobun 9mo ago
If you haven't checked out sequoia (sq), you should! I think it ticks your boxes. https://book.sequoia-pgp.org/about_sequoia.html
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by baobun 9mo ago
> I would like to better understand why my combination of marked packets and SOCK5 proxy are not fully working for certain UDP traffic I think UDP support for SOCKS5 proxies and clients is very spotty, especially beyond DNS. Probably som
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by baobun 9mo ago
Using an http proxy like squid (or apache/haproxy/caddy/envoy/trafficserver/freenginx) does sound like what you should do next. If you need the pod to do outbound connections as well as receive incoming traffic, usu
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by baobun 9mo ago
Not just squid but mostly any http proxy can be run in forward mode if you want. Caddys "magic TLS" can be neat for this if you actually do want to dynamically intercept those https connections in an easy way. It's a use-case
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by baobun 9mo ago
I'm not sure if I should be impressed or concerned that none of the passengers pulled the emergency stop.
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by baobun 9mo ago
> Im all for it All for what? Lack of initiative and independent thinking? Did you intend this to be a reply to a different comment?
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by baobun 9mo ago
How so you mean forced? Thunderbird can still be installed by apt just like before and for Debian, though? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46412188
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by baobun 9mo ago
I go for the latter but hypothetically: - Easy access to (newer versions of) some particular package like a device driver in distro repos[0] - You prefer the Kubuntu default experience more and don't want to customize - Company policy
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by baobun 9mo ago
> And then they discovered something extremely weird: Playing the music video on one laptop caused a laptop sitting nearby to crash, even though that other laptop wasn’t playing the video! Reality must have been falling apart for someone
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by baobun 9mo ago
Uncharitable and assumptious of the goals. I prefer submissions to not be hyper-optimized for virality.
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by baobun 9mo ago
I'm calling it: Some AI controversy in Rust core will be in the top 5 of 2026.
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by baobun 9mo ago
sq (sequoia) should be able to sort that.
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by baobun 9mo ago
sq (sequoia) is compatible and is available in your favorite distro. It's the recommended replacement. https://book.sequoia-pgp.org/about_sequoia.html
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by baobun 10mo ago
With RAM it will be costing notably more, with 4 cores instead of 12. I'd expect this to run circles around an N150 for single-threaded perf too. They are not in the same class, which is reflected in the power envelope. BTW what's
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by baobun 10mo ago
Point being it carries both the index (versions/pointers) and full metadata + build instructions for all packages in single repo. The index could be split from the build and the package build defs could live in independent repos (like
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by baobun 10mo ago
Practical. I still think anyone who grew up with such a machine would be able to graduate to a numerical temp knob without having a visceral reaction over the numbers every time they do laundry.
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by baobun 10mo ago
You configure separate entries in your ssh conf. Host gh-auth Hostname github.com Identityfile blah User git pushurl = gh-auth:freeCodeCamp/devdocs.git
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by baobun 10mo ago
Yes but CH is not SQL.
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by baobun 10mo ago
In US, washing machines have "cold", "warm", "hot" settings. In Europe, you have a temperature knob "30C", "40C", "60C". Like you, I don't buy the argument that people are act
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by baobun 10mo ago
Much like the product itself. I guess it fits.
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by baobun 10mo ago
If you add the instance TLS cert (CA) to your trust store then go will happily download over https. It can be finicky depending on how you run go but I can confirm it works.
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by baobun 10mo ago
The good news is you can easier avoid some of the pitfalls now even as you stick with it. Some good points in comments. I don't know if you rely on github.com but IMO vendor lock-in there might be a bigger issue which you can avoid.
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by baobun 10mo ago
...For now. The writing is on the wall.
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by baobun 10mo ago
Not at all a fan of the idea to use a walled Microsoft garden like a backend substrate for social web this way. It excludes many and is a vector for censhorship and surveillance. Giscust.
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by baobun 10mo ago
The issues with nixpkgs stem from that it is a monorepo for all packages and doubling as an index. The issues are only fundamental with that architecture. Using a separate repo for each package, like the Arch User Repos, does not have the s
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by baobun 10mo ago
How about the Arch Linux AUR approach? Every package has its own git repository which for binary packages contains mostly only the manifest. Sources and assets, if in git, are usually in separate repos. This seems to not have the issues in
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by baobun 10mo ago
Theory: Some people believe that saying "fuck you" is taboo and in itself outrageous and significant. Hence upvoting the OP ("What has robpike come to? :shriek:") and downvoting GP.
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by baobun 10mo ago
Day-to-day spam senders know what they are doing is not legal or wanted and I know they know. Here not only are the senders apparently happily associating their actual legal names with the spam but frame the sending as "a good deed&quo
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by baobun 10mo ago
> What’s the point of the “Keep my email addresses private” github option and “noreply” emails then? Those settings will affect what email shows up in commits. In commits you vreate on other tooling you can configure a fake/alternat
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by baobun 10mo ago
Does that line of questioning make you an antichrist?

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