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by bisby 10y ago
I have a nas on the network as well. That isn't set up quite like it would be in a real datacenter, but it works for centralizing data
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by bisby 10y ago
Thanks. With a bit of deduction from your post, I just figured out why ^H is backspace.
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by bisby 10y ago
Having a pi cluster "feels" more like a datacenter with many servers. Using kubernetes to coordinate it all is pretty fun when you actually have several "servers" to coordinate across. That to me was the satisfying part.
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by bisby 10y ago
The only use case I can think of would be helping family with their linux install... and if this is already installed on their machines, it was probably put there by me... just as easy for me to put my ssh pubkeys on there too.
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by bisby 10y ago
As far as I know, the "bottle" system is available in standard wine too (as wine prefixes), Codeweavers just provides a very fancy wrapper for the system and tools for managing the bottles. And that is definitely very handy if you
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by bisby 10y ago
I ported my numbers away after running into so many issues where services would use my native phone number rather than my GV number (placing a call from my car, the person on the other end sees my native number, even though I have everythin
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by bisby 10y ago
This time looking at this, I notice they have Dockerfile.rpi. the kicker for moving to gogs from gitlab was that gogs had a prebuilt official rpi image... but it was several version behind the x86 one. I have no issues building images mysel
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by bisby 10y ago
Depending on your stance on how configs should be set up for desktop stuff... /etc should be a base part of the image. Any customizations you need in there should be injected at build time. That would be your customized etc configs wou
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by bisby 10y ago
I love easter eggs in open source code. I was able to easily find this in the code and learned a bit about neocities and geocities URL formats in the process. I was expecting that neocities sites would have similar URLs to geocities (in the
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by bisby 10y ago
I dont click download links until I understand what the product is. It's disappointing to spend time learning about a product and THEN finding out I can't use it. It should be front and center, or have a logo big enough that a qui
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by bisby 10y ago
A proper config could easily fix that. Either whitelist certain devices for unrestricted access. Or blacklist devices to have to obey the config parameters. And then parameters for which ports and destinations things should be allowed acces
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by bisby 10y ago
That was an exaggeration, but many times programs that look identical (aside from window frames) across platforms don't show the window frames for every platform. Electron apps (for as unpopular as they may be) are pretty platform agno
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by bisby 10y ago
4-5 years ago when I last used a mac for work, there was a program that had an unlimited evaluation period and was just setup to nag on launch (like winzip). using little snitch just blocked the nag (literally the license did was remove th
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by bisby 10y ago
A screenshot demonstrates a place where it CAN run (and potentially where the devs run it), but doesn't EXCLUDE anything. You see screenshots of windows programs all the time with just a sidenote somewhere that is like "oh yeah, a
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by bisby 10y ago
* if you are using light enough images, this shouldn't be a huge issue. if you have 16/32gb of ram this is a complete non issue for most desktop scenarios * Thats entire the point. Only programs that you WANT to operate with each
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by bisby 10y ago
You dont remember when people got confused and always called Mozilla 'red dinosaur head' because the logo was confusing?
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by bisby 10y ago
MOST people aren't complete idiots. Clarifying your logo isn't going to make the idiots suddenly smart.
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by bisby 10y ago
Thanks, Thats good to know. I was operating under the assumption that the key pair associated with the cert and the cert were essentially the same.
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by bisby 10y ago
> But there are nuances here that are important, and fleshing them out is a big part of what this community is about. The entire point of the crypto community is to maintain as little trust as possible unless you can be highly certain ab
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by bisby 10y ago
Banana pi is probably overkill for a low-key git repo. Its double the price of a raspberry pi. That said, I'll actually be looking into this to possibly run arm stuff that needs more power.
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by bisby 10y ago
You'd have to either coordinate with the other users to have them do the same, or officially declare which one is "official" and which one is "backup" and set up something so the backup tracks the official (and then
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by bisby 10y ago
The specs for a beaglebone black are worse than a raspberry pi 3 in every way except the eMMC storage. Am I missing something? (I've actually been looking for something stronger to include in my raspberry pi cluster at home, but this d
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by bisby 10y ago
I would love this if gitea had a docker image for arm prebuilt. gogs/gogs-rpi is several versions behind gogs/gogs, but it at least exists. I'm capable of building my own, but it's nice when there's already an offic
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by bisby 10y ago
I see how what I said may have been confusing, but I meant that the ACME server does not generate a certificate for each user. They have their own cert for validating their service (not generated per user). And the user/client generate
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by bisby 10y ago
My family always rhetorically asks "Why is this so hard?" or "Why does this never seem to work?" - which I never answer, because they are asking rhetorically, but also because there are a lot of deep technical issues you
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by bisby 10y ago
That would work. The point of ACME is to not need to generate certs. They just verify them. That removes a bit of computational burden from them. the acme challenge is probably "random text files" too, just generated using the cer
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by bisby 10y ago
Based on what I know of a high level overview of ACME: The client says "Hey, i have a cert here, and I want to verify i control domain.com" The server says "Ok, take this [set of challenge data], encrypt it with your cert, an
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by bisby 10y ago
It's sad, because these are the kinds of things that confuse the hell out of "common folk" and explaining requires explaining HTTPS, HSTS, how captive WiFi portals work, and then ultimately, why there isn't a better solu
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by bisby 10y ago
I dont know what changed in linux at kernel 4.2 (or maybe it was 4.1 or 4.3? I dunno. it was early 4.x), but I was able to fix it with a kernel boot parameter (acpi_osi=linux acpi_backlight=video). This tells the GPU to control the backligh
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by bisby 10y ago
My dad and I have the same Samsung laptop from 2012-ish. It came with Windows 7, and after upgrading to windows 8, a lot of stuff stopped working. Samsung didnt have "special" drivers for windows 8, so a lot of stuff (like the bac

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