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by c0l0 6y ago
Tell me then, please, how you fare in these other, non-free healthcare countries if you get cancer or a rare condition and don't have money for the latest treatments.
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by c0l0 6y ago
It's one of the shortcomings that I've come to loathe in nginx's declarative configuration language (and also other software products - Apache httpd is just as guilty). Everything just looks so innocent - but the devil is oft
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When Sysadmins Ruled the Earth(craphound.com)
2 points by c0l0 6y ago|0 comments
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by c0l0 6y ago
The problem highlighted here causes one of the few gripes I have with PostgreSQL, and its logging capabilities in particular: It seems to only support logging time in one single format, which does contain a timezone identifier - but using t
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Sudo_pair – 2FA for individual `sudo` commands(github.com)
2 points by c0l0 6y ago|0 comments
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by c0l0 6y ago
If anything will ever kill established "Enterprise Open Source" or Open Core business models, it's because of cloud service consumers and cloud platform customers that prefer the seamless and often convenient integration of F
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by c0l0 6y ago
"Should" is such a beautiful concept ;) The McAfee-based proxy we have SOMETIMES (I guess it depends on the content-type and the length of the upstream response) renders a kind of "intermediate" HTML document as the resp
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by c0l0 6y ago
TLS in enterprise settings is commonly intercepted by TLS/HTTPS proxies that create trusted (by the OS's local trust store) certificates for proxied peers on the fly. Banks often do this - the one I work for, for instance.
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by c0l0 6y ago
The notion of Open Distro for ES being "a fork" is, in my opinion and as of last I checked, overblown. Yes, they bundle a bunch of freely licensed stuff to make up for features that Elastic themselves have paywalled off (or sealed
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Fanless Pfsense Intel 3865U Industrial Mini PC (Fwbox) Review(johannes.truschnigg.info)
3 points by c0l0 6y ago|0 comments
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by c0l0 6y ago
Imho no, except for the network effect from when you have lazy friends/users who don't want to migrate away from the product they are already using.
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by c0l0 6y ago
What a beautiful story! I've read a similarly impressive account, where a GNU/Linux system was revived in comparably wizard-like manner, with Kernel hacker Al Viro involved: https://yarchive.net/comp/linux&#x2
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by c0l0 6y ago
The solution to this problem is either dead simple, or impossible (depending on your specific field of work, I guess): You do not buy or deploy hardware that doesn't have mainline support at the time of your specific Debian release&#x2
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by c0l0 6y ago
I always found the "C" in CentOS, the "Community Enterprise OS"... awkward. I admit I haven't been following the project very closely over the years, but true community projects look different. Look at Debian, for e
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by c0l0 6y ago
You can to that on Linux today quite easily. All one has to do is booting the kernel with an appropriate "isolcpus"-parameter on its cmdline, and then "manually" scheduling processes onto the isolated cores/CPUs.
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by c0l0 6y ago
So ansible "collections" are the next questionable idea in the neverending back-and-forth between "we ship most generally useful modules with ansible itself" and "better luck getting your modules elsewhere, sucker!&
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by c0l0 6y ago
100ms TLS session setup time with RTT <15ms seems rather unacceptable to me. Can you provide the timings this command produces for you? curl -s -w 'TCP=%{time_connect} TLS=%{time_appconnect} ALL=%{time_total}\n' https:&#x
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by c0l0 6y ago
You are right - that's ncursesw ;)
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by c0l0 6y ago
There's plenty of offerings available in pretty much the NUC form factor - maybe check out these lists (esp. if you're based in Europe): https://geizhals.eu/?cat=sysdiv&xf=450_Nettop~6764_AMD&asuch... htt
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by c0l0 6y ago
I'd wish for every disgruntled Adobe client who now switches to another tool that satisfies their requirements, saving a few (or considerably more) bucks in the process, to donate a small part of that to the FOSS, libre alternatives fo
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by c0l0 6y ago
I used to work at a small-ish (but very profitable) European company whose "crown jewel", in terms of in-house developed technology, was a distributed in-memory search/database engine, written in hand-crafted, multi-threaded
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by c0l0 6y ago
I respectfully disagree. Because it's an EPIC pain, and it's absolutely hostile towards "average" users. Back in the Android 5 (or so) days, I knew what permissions an app I was going to install on my mother's phone
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by c0l0 6y ago
POSIX.1-2017 describes the `dc` program as "excluded" from the standard; check https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/xrat/V4_xcu... for details. Many GNU/Linux distros (at least Debi
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by c0l0 6y ago
dc is worth having installed because of this CLI gem alone: echo "[q]sa[ln0=aln256%Pln256/snlbx]sb729901041524823122snlbxq" | dc I've never tried to understand what's really going on to produce the result,
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by c0l0 6y ago
For many projects, you still can - if you know where to look. It's what makes FOSS "support" (i.e., having someone to talk to about a technical problem in a meaningful way, so that you get closer to resolving it) so much more
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by c0l0 6y ago
My interview process for SRE in Dublin in 2012 went pretty much exactly the same (procedure-wise - content was different though), and passing the on-site interview felt hard enough that I'm kinda proud of it to this day... But I also h
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by c0l0 6y ago
No, Debian releases do not "break just as often". If you really couldn't got from release n to n+1 via apt(-get|itude) due to new packages migrating into testing, this would be a release-critical bug, and have to be corrected
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by c0l0 7y ago
How about "American ailmentprofit system"?
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by c0l0 7y ago
Yeah... and don't forget that the "R" in "SMTP" stands for "Real-time".
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by c0l0 7y ago
> but nobody came. )-,;

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