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by c0l0 2y ago
"Play Integrity" is not there for your, the user's, security. It's there for the app makers' security and guaranteed control, so that they can force you, the user, to endure their every whim and their applications&#
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by c0l0 2y ago
Necessarily, as this is the kind of API (a file system with a well-defined structure) that the kernel exposes for querying/providing that kind of information :)
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by c0l0 2y ago
Back in 2011, I interviewed at a large-ish tech company from the US for an "SRE" role (and never had I hear that term before) that, amongst other things, created an online, browser-based alternative to MS Office. Some rounds in,
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by c0l0 2y ago
We have a number of proprietary network appliances present in all connected locations that require unhampered L2 communication (for mostly dumb reasons I think, but what can you do...), unfortunately.
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by c0l0 2y ago
It's not really (my) code, it's just some clever configuration, mostly done via systemd-networkd. At the "outside", there's two NIC with SFP+ ports that are connected via single mode optical fiber that runs through
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by c0l0 2y ago
This would have been such a great resource for me just a few weeks ago! We wanted to have finally encrypt the L2 links between our DCs and got quotes from a number of providers for hardware appliances, and I was like, "no WAY this ou
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by c0l0 2y ago
https://hn2.wilsonl.in/user/c0l0 - Apparently, I'm a ( the ?) leading expert on Optimizing Toilet Lid Design - AMA.
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by c0l0 2y ago
That's great, but does that particular model also know if/when/that it does not know?
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The Impending Great Famine of Our Digitized Society(johannes.truschnigg.info)
6 points by c0l0 2y ago|2 comments
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by c0l0 2y ago
The term already exists, but the "hell" is mostly silent (even in writing).
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by c0l0 2y ago
Afaik, that's a matter of the AGESA revision in the firmware and the CPU SKU. In ther real world, I think it actually matters little, since setting software power limits in the OS will be as effective as setting a low-power (35W or 45W
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by c0l0 2y ago
Not according to the spec sheet or the PCB photos[0][1] they provide, no. [0]: https://www.asrock.com/nettop/photo/DeskMeet%20X600%20Series... [1]: https://www.asrock.com/nettop/photo/Des
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by c0l0 2y ago
I think you will need to go for a custom (i.e., one you buy without the mainboard pre-assembled into a complete barebone/system) case to get that. Jonsbo has a few probably interesting options for you, such as the N3[0][1]. I don'
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by c0l0 2y ago
Finally one can buy these! The sibling model, ASRock's DeskMeet X600, should exhibit a roughly equal power consumption profile, but offers support for proper ECC UDIMM in up to 4 slots, which makes it a premier choice for a cheap, po
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by c0l0 2y ago
Ouch, there's some bitter irony in all of this. See https://wiki.gnome.org/Attic/ProjectRidley for an explanation of the goals of this project, which now seems to be what GTK is trying to get away from again.
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by c0l0 2y ago
For those who ask themselves which device to get to give LineageOS a try, I try to automatically compile a list of recommended models from the project's structured data that underpins its wiki. The list lives at https://joha
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by c0l0 2y ago
PeaZip is great software, and doubly so because it is written using Lazarus and compiled with Free Pascal. I highly recommend giving it a try, if only to experience that high quality software can be built using tools that lead you somewhat
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by c0l0 2y ago
Especially for interactive sessions, it absolutely should! :)
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by c0l0 2y ago
4.10 was the initial release, afair :) With 6.06 (postponed by two months to "get the release right", due to the extended support cycle) as the first LTS release. I fondly receiving 5.xx-release-CDs in the mail and distributing th
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by c0l0 2y ago
Oh wow, I did not know(/remember) that this existed! Will try to be going with my brothers-in-law this year, it's gonna be awesome :D Thanks for linking it!
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by c0l0 2y ago
In case you don't need an integrated GPU (that's somewhat powerful/potent), you can go with any other Ryzen AM5 CPU to receive proper ECC-enabled ECC UDIMM support, afaik :)
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by c0l0 2y ago
They also support ECC UDIMMs with ECC enabled, which has been the "PRO" series APU killer feature on AM4 for me. The non-"PRO" APUs will run fine with ECC UDIMMs, but cannot make use of the extra parity information (mayb
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by c0l0 2y ago
... can you really fault software that has "Grand" and "Unified" right there in its name for trying to be just that? The number of systems supported by GRUB is really impressive, the number of special-sauce features supp
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by c0l0 2y ago
OpenPGP Keys do have expiration dates/validity periods: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc4880#section-5.2.3....
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by c0l0 3y ago
¯\_(")_/¯ I pity the fool(s).
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by c0l0 3y ago
It's not AGPL, but L GPL-3.0-only. Neither of these licenses is "hostile". And ftr, in my eyes, a project being created/initiated by ddevault is an asset, certainly not a liability.
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by c0l0 3y ago
Take a look at Proxmox SDN features: https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-pvesdn.html (some of it is still in beta, I think). I think it comes pretty close - close enough for probably most but the very largest of
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by c0l0 3y ago
Unless your users are of the kind who re-distribute your work (or something containing/extending your work - mostly aka software developers ) all the time, switching from MIT to GPL is going to be just about no hassle at all to them
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by c0l0 3y ago
Usually (not by design, but by circumstance), if someone gains RCE on your systems, they can also find a way to bring the tools they need to do whatever they originally set out to do. It's the old "I don't want to have a co
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by c0l0 3y ago
I contributed a few LOC to Redis in the past (before "Redis Labs" had taken over), but never signed a CLA or assigned Copyright (that's not even possible in my country of origin). I realize that under the permissive license t

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