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91.
by computerfriend 2y ago
It's not mutually exclusive.
92.
by computerfriend 2y ago
I work for an organisation that is at this scale on AWS. Of course, we use Terraform, but the cost explorer and tags and so on are still usable (and useful).
93.
by computerfriend 2y ago
Aren't plaintext configuration files standard? It's how I configure most applications (and how I like it, because it makes the configuration shareable). As a DSL, it's key-value pairs. It doesn't get much simpler than th
94.
by computerfriend 2y ago
TOTP is phishable.
95.
by computerfriend 2y ago
A work-specific email address and PGP key.
96.
by computerfriend 2y ago
This is a nice trick. But if you: * use a dedicated work machine and * also want to version control your dotfiles (including ~/.config/git/) and * don't want to leak your work repository organisation via your dotfiles, y
97.
by computerfriend 2y ago
They never did. The account is identified by the key, so it's impossible.
98.
by computerfriend 2y ago
The US never grants asylum to embassy walk-ins.
99.
by computerfriend 2y ago
Because I use Arch with systemd. Systemd does have bugs (e.g. the resolver, wow), but these are their responsibility and not something to be fixed by Arch.
100.
by computerfriend 2y ago
"Upstream" Arch works fine, so whatever problems you had with Manjaro, they weren't caused by systemd in Arch.
101.
by computerfriend 2y ago
I agree with your first and last point, but surgery != violence.
102.
by computerfriend 2y ago
I was about to make the same recommendation! I tried delta and difftastic and both were too much for me, so I've been using diffr as my git diff program for the past few years. It's delightful, thanks for making it.
103.
by computerfriend 2y ago
I have used some of your employer's software. I do not disagree with your points, but the NCC audit is not compelling. They only interviewed engineers and didn't audit the code or how it is deployed.
104.
by computerfriend 2y ago
I have a motorbike, yet I prefer cycling because the exercise feels good and is good for me.
105.
by computerfriend 2y ago
https://github.com/gijsdev/ublock-hide-yt-shorts
106.
by computerfriend 2y ago
Good luck drawing a line around anything except a point at infinity.
107.
by computerfriend 2y ago
This is such a great application. I feel like it's complete already and would be happy if it just continued to exist without much or any maintenance.
108.
by computerfriend 2y ago
The desire to truncate comes from wanting to store smaller fields in the database.
109.
by computerfriend 2y ago
I once designed and built an air-gapped system and it did not involve operators plugging USB devices to and from MS Windows machines. (We used data diodes). It is strange to me that a security-conscious organisation such as a ministry of fo
110.
by computerfriend 2y ago
Why is Asahi not the answer? I'm seriously considering it.
111.
by computerfriend 2y ago
> make cannot do any kind of dependency resolution dependency: ... target: dependency ...
112.
by computerfriend 2y ago
I was in a meeting with an AWS engineer who took it from their car. It felt weird to me.
113.
by computerfriend 2y ago
There is indeed plenty to criticise the USA for. But there's a genocide in Xinjiang and a war in Ukraine. Neither of these things seem like far lesser magnitude crimes to me.
114.
by computerfriend 2y ago
It doesn't seem reasonable or work well to the holocaust deniers.
115.
by computerfriend 2y ago
I like the clickbait thumbnails and capitalised titles, it is a useful signal for what videos to avoid.
116.
by computerfriend 2y ago
You can at least make it very expensive.
117.
by computerfriend 2y ago
It is usually possible to decrease your attack surface.
118.
by computerfriend 2y ago
Maybe. It seems sensible to me that if the UA is requesting a path that ends in .jpg (for instance), they're expecting a JPEG and the UA should accept image/jpeg. At least if this escalates the arms race, user-hostile websites won
119.
by computerfriend 2y ago
Is this https://github.com/FirefoxBar/HeaderEditor ?
120.
by computerfriend 2y ago
Or if the path ends in a known binary file extension.

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