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by cedws 9mo ago
Putin is laughing his head off. Everything he could have ever dreamed of is playing out right now.
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by cedws 9mo ago
That's the standard excuse but it's the same on the Elizabeth line which was commissioned only a few years ago.
453.
by cedws 9mo ago
Definitely not. Try it in Tokyo, every single line, every single station has high speed coverage. I can’t recall signal ever dropping out for me.
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by cedws 9mo ago
He’s done less than seven years of time, shows no remorse and even denies doing it in the first place. You dropped the ball on this Finland, don’t be surprised when he does it again. What a disgusting human being.
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by cedws 9mo ago
I guess IP certs won't really be used for anything important, but isn't there a bigger risk due to BGP hijacking?
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by cedws 9mo ago
Let’s give it to Fujitsu! What could go wrong?
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by cedws 9mo ago
It is a ratchet though. South Korea's birth rate has been at an existential level for at least a decade and shows no sign of improving. Things won't improve while technology and tech companies are warping what it means to be human
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by cedws 9mo ago
That’s kind of the conclusion I came to. I can make changes in my life, but when everybody else is sucked in by social media and doesn’t even see the issue trying to build bridges is futile. The only person you can rely on is yourself, the
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by cedws 9mo ago
The days are numbered on this technique working. After enough countries enact their own age verification laws tech companies will just make that the global default policy, and I'm sure the opportunity to harvest user data will not be l
460.
by cedws 9mo ago
Most of the videos are related to American politics. Would be nice to see more diversity.
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by cedws 9mo ago
I’ve never used Nix and frankly am a sceptic, but can it solve this problem by efficiently caching steps?
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by cedws 9mo ago
Not really seeing what's amazing about this. It looks like something very similar to what Fly already offers, just ad-hoc and snapshottable. Still Firecracker underneath. I've been wanting to sandbox Copilot/Claude Code for a
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by cedws 9mo ago
Thanks.
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by cedws 9mo ago
In summer I was lying on a beach in Thailand and used an app on my phone to look at things in the sky. Pretty much every moving glistening object I could see was a Starlink satellite. I know nothing about how their constellation works but I
465.
by cedws 9mo ago
My hope was that Labour would seize the opportunity and roll back the unpopular Tory policies too. It would've been easy points to score for the next general election. Instead, as you say, they just continued with and extended them.
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by cedws 9mo ago
Thank you, I'll look into it.
467.
by cedws 9mo ago
Nobody voted for this. I'm pretty cynical about both the current and previous government, but it feels like there's been a shift since Labour came into power. Historically this overbearing surveillance has been held back. There wa
468.
by cedws 9mo ago
Everyone is building one these days. None of them really have any differentiating features other than the LLMs they use, but I guess it's a cheap way to try and block off some market share from your competitors.
469.
by cedws 9mo ago
What's your suggestion? Not everyone is willing to pay to notarise their little CLI tools.
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by cedws 9mo ago
We did a refactor of our big ACL file recently but it took a lot of work and people inevitably lost access to things. I don't feel that Tailscale's ACL tests are really sufficient for making changes fearlessly.
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by cedws 9mo ago
I've tried using policy tests but as far as I remember you can't test access to specific hostnames, only tags. I know Tailscale ACLs operate on tags but in tests I want to validate that users can access specific things, validating
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by cedws 10mo ago
I’m less positive about GitOps. GitOps is a lie. I’ve never seen software that actually manages to adhere to the ‘repo is the state’ principle. Inevitably you push something, it doesn’t work, now you have to do something out of band or reve
473.
by cedws 10mo ago
Trump is acting exactly as an agent of Russia would. Pissing off allies, trying to break up the EU and NATO, creating a distraction war to cut aid to Ukraine.
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by cedws 10mo ago
And their ‘no remote holes’ is true for a base install with no packages, not necessarily a full system. I think the OpenBSD approach of secure coding is outdated. The goal should have always been to take human error out of the equation as m
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by cedws 10mo ago
True. I meant to say that it feels like the people who know what's going on have long departed and it's junior web developers left to pick up the pieces.
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by cedws 10mo ago
Cory's talk has got me excited. De-Americanisation of the internet sounds like a bright future. Europe needs to grow and break free of the chains.
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by cedws 10mo ago
I get the impression that a lot of the old guard are long gone from the Windows team or have no influence. Raymond Chen is still around but not sure how much he actually works on Windows day to day.
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by cedws 10mo ago
Everybody knows delivery apps are shitty, if it were just gossip it wouldn’t matter but making specific allegations should be backed up with proof.
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by cedws 10mo ago
Without evidence this is just fiction, I don’t trust some random Reddit post.
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by cedws 10mo ago
Comparing X11 and Wayland isn’t even correct because for a functional desktop you need Xwayland anyway. X11 never went away, we piled more code on top and now we have an eternal transitionary period and two ways of doing things.

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