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by brirec 3y ago
Name: bri Location: New York City Remote: hybrid or full remote Willing to relocate: depends on location and relocation assistance Technologies: virtualization, containers, networking/routing, automation, “devops”, etc. Resume: ple
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by brirec 3y ago
Could I please ask you to share some of your Terraform files? I'm looking to build a similar setup on my Proxmox cluster, and it would really help to have a template to go from!
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by brirec 3y ago
The best way to handle this (which is really terrible, honestly, but it works) is to make configdrive2 ISOs locally, and upload those using the API. That is, don't give Proxmox a cloud-init snippet, but rather a fully-built cloud-init
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by brirec 3y ago
Not really that simple. All the scripts there curl|bash more scripts. If you want to audit the contents you’ll have to follow quite a few.
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by brirec 3y ago
Maybe your domain isn’t on blocklists, but what about your IP? Assuming you don’t send spam, the question of whether or not your IP is on blocklists is primarily a function of both how long you’ve had your IP address, and how well-behaved i
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by brirec 3y ago
I’d love to see a project that would do this, but more generally. I don’t use GitLab CI, but I do use a good handful of other file types that essentially inline shell scripts. Dockerfiles, GitHub Actions, and Justfiles, just to name a coupl
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by brirec 3y ago
While I agree Microsoft probably doesn’t want to buy VMware, they absolutely have a pretty strong “hybrid cloud” solution, which basically means running an Azure hypervisor on your on-prem servers. Really it’s just Hyper-V with extra “cloud
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by brirec 3y ago
I don’t think the CIA has ever recognized Palestine as a country.
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by brirec 3y ago
As someone who uses a few remapped buttons and “drag scroll” (i.e., using the trackball as a huge, 2D mouse wheel), being able to do those mappings on the device firmware level is amazing. Applications like Karabiner-Elements and Steermouse
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by brirec 3y ago
On iOS it’s really almost impossible to type -- in an input that isn’t explicitly defined to allow it. In this comment box for instance, I had to type `- -` (dash space dash), and then delete the space in the middle. I’m not sure if it’s po
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by brirec 3y ago
> p.s.: I don’t care about power consumption :) Clearly! I don’t know if I’d say it’s “on par” if an Apple A-series part (i.e., low power enough to be shipped in iPhones and not in any of their “serious” computers) is actually getting sl
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by brirec 3y ago
Location: New York, NY Remote: yes, or hybrid Willing to relocate: potentially Technologies (non-exhaustive): virtualization, containerization, Linux, networking, bash and Python, basic Rust, Windows Server & PowerShe
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by brirec 3y ago
I’m pretty sure that 5s time 20 years ago was on a 1.44MB floppy, too. A real floppy! Not something emulated.
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by brirec 3y ago
Huh, I thought people around these parts knew better than to trust some hacked up Windows “distribution.” At that point you might as well just use an illegitimately-activated copy of LTSC — at least you can be sure it wasn’t tampered with.
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by brirec 3y ago
Am I misreading the financial statement linked by your sibling comment? It looks like they spent in the $250,000 or so range on all salaries combined in a given year, but maybe I’m misreading it.
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by brirec 3y ago
I assume as much. It’s been sitting in my “to play” queue for a while, because it frequently comes up as an example of a similar game (or even possibly the only similar game?) Unfortunately its age definitely shows when you see the complica
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by brirec 3y ago
QAT does support SR-IOV on platforms with IOMMU support, so you can at least delegate access to QAT across multiple VMs. I don’t think any public cloud providers offer this, though.
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by brirec 3y ago
This is basically an open source version of that, which uses Bluetooth rather than USB
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by brirec 3y ago
This is interesting to me for basically the same reason — being able to send and receive ARP messages with arbitrary payloads would definitely make troubleshooting VLANs (and other L2 connectivity) easier!
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by brirec 3y ago
In my experience (with the beta), live voicemail actually replaces carrier voicemail whenever possible. This means that if you ignore (or even miss!) a call, it’ll record and transcribe the call as a live voicemail anyway. So I’m not sure
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by brirec 3y ago
It’s not the same service, though. As I understand it, the main reasons people use archive.is over archive.org are because archive.is is more of an immediate proxy/cache/cdn, rather than a long-term archival system that requires a
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by brirec 3y ago
One way you can get around this and still use 1.1.1.1 for most sites would be to use a local recursive resolver that supports domain name-based upstream overrides such as dnsmasq, and setting that as your local resolver. You can run dnsmasq
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by brirec 3y ago
Flash is such a terrible choice for this analogy. Probably the one thing Flash sites all had in common was that they had nothing in common.
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by brirec 3y ago
All of those games were Sega exclusives (I think even first-party Sega IP) until Sega threw in the hardware towel and began making games for other platforms. Edit: Soul Caliber isn’t Sega IP, but the rest are
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by brirec 3y ago
Thanks for mentioning profile support. For some reason I never thought to look into that, even though my own VSCode setup is definitely too cluttered.
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by brirec 3y ago
I’m not a lawyer, but I’m pretty sure that Sega lost a major court case in regards to this nearly 30 years ago. Edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sega_v._Accolade?wprov=sfti1
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by brirec 3y ago
With all due respect (and I really mean that — bcantrill is absolutely deserving of tremendous respect), why would using an oxide server for the hardware be any different (better or worse) than a SuperMicro server? And further, is it even p
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by brirec 3y ago
I can say pretty confidently that the original Xbox had (and verified) digital signatures.
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by brirec 3y ago
Jesus, we’re still arguing about the merit of desktop composition after all these years? Do yourself a favor and try comparing the responsiveness and resource usage of, e.g., KDE Plasma with desktop composition off vs on. You’ll probably be
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by brirec 3y ago
TFA suggests that there haven’t been any source code leaks or publications of later versions, such as the mentioned 5.3.

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