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by colemickens 8y ago
It would be more interesting, to me, to see Google support something like CloudFlare's Privacy Pass. https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/11500199265... Though it seems unlikely they would wa
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by colemickens 8y ago
Theia is a lot more than that. Theia is an Eclipse project that is aiming for VS Code extension compatibility (and already has results to show for it). Theia remains the furthest along of any that I've seen. I'd love to know if so
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by colemickens 8y ago
It switched a while back, it's MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND now (or will be soon?), as far as I understand: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1522780 Note that perf for Firefox+HiDPI+Wayland-native is noticeably worse
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by colemickens 8y ago
Wayland is the only place that HiDPI really works correctly, so I'm surprised to hear this. Scaling just works... except with XWayland apps. And I think we should investigate sommelier more for that, though it's increasingly irrel
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by colemickens 8y ago
>Myself, I really want to get NixOS running on it. Let's start a working group, stat! What a cool story it would be if we could say that we built images for the thing before it ever even shipped and had a one liner to emit new Nix
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by colemickens 8y ago
The idea is competing -- it continues to grow and spread despite the (continually growing and already present) threat to public health and as such, is increasingly being considered as dangerous and bad. I simply don't understand why
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by colemickens 8y ago
I do believe that the SourceHut project is investigating ways of simplifying the process of self-hosting email, for the purpose of using it to power a self-hosted forge platform. I feel like there's a decent chance of a large overlap i
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by colemickens 8y ago
Alternative: Use `gopass` which will generate OTP codes and can be used in conjunction with a Yubikey or other OpenPGP smartcard to keep the "something you have" factor in play. I made a PR that sees those codes available through
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by colemickens 8y ago
Ah, someone wrote down some of the reasons I'm terrified to go back into tech. Not because it's unavoidable to be sucked into working a 60 hour week for a soulless company that doesn't care other than to use you as cheaply as
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by colemickens 8y ago
Sorry, I meant "Service ClusterIP", which a common name of the feature you're talking about that provides VIPs and load balancing for internal services. Anyway, I was just pointing out it is also available via Cilium. To put
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by colemickens 8y ago
Wow, HN, I can't help myself; why on Earth is this flagged? My post, even in the most critical light, says four things: * Kids are getting sick in my state, from the measles, because parents refuse to vaccine kids that are perfectly ca
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by colemickens 8y ago
Cilium also does Service IP routing, ala the kube-router feature you're referring to.
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by colemickens 8y ago
It's a good thing that these people's young children may contract violent whooping cough, or may die a miserable death, because their parents have freedom? It's good thing that others who can't vaccinate or otherwise ben
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by colemickens 8y ago
This is what I hate the most about this anti-vax thing. They've gotten so much publicity and are so wide-spread, that even people who know vaccines don't cause autism, wind up getting trapped into this game where they think they h
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by colemickens 8y ago
>People don't want to pay for it because there are mechanisms in place that sustain these businesses outside of ads. Just think about how much VC money is dumped into these services that never or barely generate a profit and they&#
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by colemickens 8y ago
It shameful that people mindlessly spend $1000 on the latest fashion, sorry, tech accessory but can't afford a few dollars a month to enjoy the creative output of others.
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by colemickens 8y ago
Isn't Facebook investing heavily? I'm more interested in 'good' than popular, when it comes to virtually all personal tech decisions and am inspired by this thread to try out Mercurial, especially as I want to move every
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by colemickens 8y ago
I understand that the Kata folks want this and why. Given what Google is doing with Crostini and the overlap between Kata/Firecracker/crosvm, I'm curious what ChromeOS engineers have to say about virtio-fs. (And while I'
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by colemickens 8y ago
Probably close to a year ago, someone posted a cynical fictional example timeline of discovery of MBP problems, (deleted) threads in Apple's forum, Apples' (lack of and) eventual response and the fans' denials and acceptance
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by colemickens 8y ago
As always, silent downvotes for pointing out illogical group-think behavior. Never change. Heh, maybe it's startup hustler types that think intentionally-delayed, fullscreen ads are the pinnacle of innovation and hacker culture. Anythi
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by colemickens 8y ago
I really don't want to live in a dystopia where basic text content from random companies, startups, blogs, etc can't be read without being subjected to a startup's conversion flow. I can't believe that I could get free c
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by colemickens 8y ago
It's one thing for users to give their membership, patronage and data to a centralized for-profit, startup type company. It's another, totally absurd to me, thing to cede control of your company's online presence to some othe
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by colemickens 8y ago
> I feel like the right person could pull it off. I uh, I guess I'll bite. How? If anything, I think it's funny to imagine it as an interviewing exercise to suss out people with delusions of grandeur who have lived a life free
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by colemickens 8y ago
Funny coincidence, as I was writing this post, someone else was sharing a Dell anecdote. https://www.reddit.com/r/Dell/comments/aj46fz/xps_9570_not_c... I partially do this to hopefully raise awareness -
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by colemickens 8y ago
Has anyone had any chat-based experience that anything more than a complete waste of time recently? (Amazon being the usual, consistent exception.) I contact support when something is broken. There is a critical bug, or there is something d
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by colemickens 8y ago
The card in the 9370 is not replaceable, and despite having bought a card and opened it with the intention of replacing it after I bought it, it hasn't actually been an issue for me in my apartment or dozens of wifi networks across Sea
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by colemickens 8y ago
Here's my problem with OIDC and I don't know where to bring this up to find out if my hopes are widely off or I've missed something big and it already exists... There's nothing specified anywhere that allows an applicati
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by colemickens 8y ago
Having a Yubikey permanently installed, I can say that on the 9370, I don't miss USB Type A ports, but I definitely wouldn't be using this as a daily laptop if it had one fewer (two total) USB Type C connectors. That would effecti
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by colemickens 8y ago
Heads up, after I installed the 1.6.x BIOS update on my 9370, it takes multiple minutes to POST, every (re)boot. After the initial update, the first boot took nearly 15 minutes, I thought it had been bricked. I've reinstalled firmware,
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by colemickens 8y ago
I so deeply hate that there is so much good content on Twitter that is simply lost if I don't happen to login on the given day. God forbid I'm not on the platform at all. It's so weird how RSS + Blog is a better experience fo

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