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by c0balt 2y ago
Note: for nginx there is https://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_ssl_module.html#ssl_... which needs to be pointed to a pem-encoded file with the CRL list (list of revoked certs). So no API-based configuratio
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by c0balt 2y ago
Interesting, how does the support for CRLs in web servers look? Afaik, NGINX and Apache only have OCSP stapling support.
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by c0balt 2y ago
The reduced type of complexity is operational complexity, the need to at least have surface understanding of how to integrate/use a CDN, deployment tooling etc.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Convenience and abstraction, it's a tradeoff between handling servers yourself and effectively outsourcing it. On top of this vercel also has some convenient tools for deploying websites. You will likely find that it targets a similar
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by c0balt 2y ago
Besides the point, but are there any deployed Itanium systems left? They seem to have fizzled out somewhere around the 2010s.
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by c0balt 2y ago
And Windows with Hyper V can also be found in the Backend of many shops with JTL et al being mostly windows focused.
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by c0balt 2y ago
No need to go so fancy, they delivered on their name already and struck their crowd of customers already
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by c0balt 2y ago
> The reason they are not implemented is not cost, but because people here consider it their god-given right to drive as quickly and aggressively as they want. As an amendment to this: People in many western countries tend to do this. Wr
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by c0balt 2y ago
Yesn't, many still release updates frequently as long (usually, if server etc.) as they are compatible. Mostly though only minor updates for features. This is required for some components, like, e.g., glibc or openssh, to stay secure-i
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by c0balt 2y ago
That's easy though, the removed part can also be ingored by mirroring package repositories for RHEL/ Debian-based systems.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Maybe this is naive but couldn't you use the same approach with profiles collected at runtime as PGO like LLVM/GCC? In my experience it can help quite a lot with guiding inlining both by hand and via a compiler.
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by c0balt 2y ago
I can see the advantage from the manufacturer side but I don't think this will be good for longevity of these devices. In my experience DDR3/4 on laptops is a common component to fail and will often fail before even discs or a CPU
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by c0balt 2y ago
The referenced AppArmor is (quoting the article): > David and his brother Chris created a mobile app that allows students to alert campus security by pressing a single button on their phones. And not the AppArmor Linux kernel security mo
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by c0balt 2y ago
And while we are at it, Tim Apple
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by c0balt 2y ago
Likely license/ device cost, complexity and migration costs. Most systems are desktop PC's with "Mobiles Arbeiten" still being a scarce resource in some agencies. (Constraints on laptops etc.). They chug along for 5-8 an
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by c0balt 2y ago
No, they didn't. I work in a government funded institute and personally know people serving in government agencies. I would prefer they use Linux and OSS but they don't. The inertia and energy required to get anything to change is
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by c0balt 2y ago
Yeah, and nixpkgs also, last time I checked, does patch GCC/ clang to ensure determinism. Many compilers and toolchain by default want to, e.g., embed build information that may leak from the build env in a non-deterministic/ non-
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by c0balt 2y ago
Arguably the UP^2 is another class of device. Up to 8 GB of RAM and up to 128 GB of storage + a whole x86 CPU with dual gigabit LAN. And the price, size and power consumption are also quite a bit higher but it will certainly grant a better
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by c0balt 2y ago
Rocky and Alma are okay-ish for scientific clusters. They work and drivers appear to mostly cooperate. Some changes, like switching to sssd, were suboptimal but to be expected. CentOS just had a lot more testing being done by vendors. We st
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by c0balt 2y ago
Does someone know general ressources on this type of algorithm for concurrent environments? I've had to implement it recently and it was quite hard to find anything.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Iirc, no. They were bought as part of the Square Enix IP acquisition, like Deus Ex and other trademarks, by Embracer Group a few years ago.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Their GitHub Org profile, https://github.com/farm-fe , marks them as Chinese. Maybe search via these references to find their legal entity.
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Incus – OSS LXD Fork(linuxcontainers.org)
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by c0balt 2y ago
Flagging should be accompanied by a reply to the original post. Otherwise this bypasses the official channel and the op won't be able to receive proper feedback. Such issues should also be referred to the moderation committee and the a
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by c0balt 2y ago
That's what nixpkgs does for Nix/NixOS. The package set is continuously built by a CI system and made publicly available: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs#continuous-integration-and-...
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by c0balt 2y ago
+1, though sometimes it's useful to know the runtime variant & version to implement workarounds for implementation quirks or polyfills.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Enterprise offerings tend to differ. You can get a replacement NVIDIA GPU via a partner, like Lenovo, in 2-3 weeks. And that's on the high side for some support contracts.
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by c0balt 2y ago
As a pedestrian/ cyclist it makes me happy that this isn't driving in the streets of my country. This reads like a bad joke from the design team but apparently isn't. If it cuts the owner(s) somewhat regularly, how is this a
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by c0balt 2y ago
Tbh, the best way to do this is likely the hybrid model adopted by, e.g., gitlab rails and Grafana Loki etc.. air usually let's the operator select if they want to run as a monolith, service with multiple components where some are inst
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by c0balt 2y ago
That looks like a render error, on mobile Firefox it looks fine and scales well with an adjusted layout and sizes.

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