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by cp9 4y ago
we have a corporate 1pass account and I have a personal lastpass account. we use okta for SSO but 1pass is still absolutely essential IMO. I need to keep track of lots of secrets that aren't in okta (eg gitlab tokens and stuff like tha
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by cp9 5y ago
if only there were a way to have immutable packages without saddling it to web3 garbage
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by cp9 5y ago
people like it?
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by cp9 5y ago
it's a scam that separates people from their money and wastes absolutely gobsmacking amounts of energy for literally no reason. what good could possibly come of it
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Waifud Progress Report #1(christine.website)
2 points by cp9 5y ago|0 comments
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by cp9 5y ago
It’s much much much more secure. Unfortunately that broke screenshotting/screen sharing programs. So, each compositor has to have their own now. But in general better performance and ideally you won’t even notice anything is different
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by cp9 5y ago
> Kafka is specifically designed for this purpose, it is free, and it is easy to learn and use I think Kafka is great, but it is absolutely not “easy to learn and use”.
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Tailscale at DeepSource(deepsource.io)
3 points by cp9 5y ago|0 comments
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by cp9 5y ago
same, I like go and I like channels in theory but they are too primitive in practice. I am much more likely to use waitgroups and errgroups than anything with raw channels
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by cp9 5y ago
my house is well over a hundred years old and was built out of wood, it's been well taken care of (still has the original roof, even!), why exactly would I want to rebuild a perfectly good building? These buildings have been standing a
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by cp9 5y ago
I live in one of those neighborhoods and the thing that kills our houses (aside from leaking roofs) is poor foundations. I've literally never heard of one of these houses falling over because of a structural issue with the actual timbe
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by cp9 5y ago
It depends on how long ago you checked, but it can do it now without dnsmasq. https://gist.github.com/brasey/fa2277a6d7242cdf4e4b7c720d42b...
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by cp9 6y ago
https://github.com/golang/go/issues/45021
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by cp9 6y ago
sounds great! I look forward to gentoo and IBM stepping up to the plate to maintain support
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by cp9 6y ago
> There is a python library that recently switched to rust (partially) and now cannot be build on several platforms. there comes a point where we can't let dependencies on Amiga or DEC Alpha (companies/platforms that haven&#x27
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by cp9 6y ago
Don’t foment violent insurrection against the us government next time, I guess
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by cp9 6y ago
most fries (and some other fried things) are fried twice. often they are fried for awhile at a (relatively) low temperature and then flash fried again before service at a high temperature. It drives more moisture out and allows you to serve
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by cp9 6y ago
ymmv there but for what I'm looking for Go is usually more helpful than python straight out of the box, specifically because you don't have to reach for a third party library to make simple http requests, which is what I often end
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by cp9 6y ago
it's named after the Carly Rae Jepsen song "Call Me Maybe"
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by cp9 6y ago
earplugs do literally nothing
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by cp9 6y ago
I only have good things to say about systemd. it's much easier to reason about dependencies, and timers always fire when they should. It's also much easier to debug why a timer isn't working because you can `systemctl run my-
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by cp9 6y ago
> I saw talk from one guy who wanted to make the Nix package manager use commands that were more like in other package managers. Did any of this happen? Yep, that happened, at least somewhat. Most things that you would want to do that us
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eBPF based tools are still a work in progress on common Linuxes(utcc.utoronto.ca)
2 points by cp9 7y ago|0 comments
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by cp9 7y ago
It’s not pgp
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by cp9 7y ago
I'm sure that's the point the article is making, not that these companies have been stealing from the american taxpayer for a decade
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by cp9 7y ago
and it wouldn't. You explicitly have to install the native messenger and run fixamo, which in the rc file for tridactyl explictly mentions what it's about to do
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by cp9 7y ago
learn go with tests is great. I still refer to it occasionally even though I finished it a long time ago
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by cp9 7y ago
there's no way to log out, the browser has to store it instead of a session cookie which can be invalidated if it's stolen. plus what's in this comment https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/988&#x2
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by cp9 7y ago
are people really suggesting basic auth again, is it 1993 outside? Basic auth is horrendous security practice, you're passing a header that has your user and password in plaintext, it's insane to suggest that in 2019
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by cp9 7y ago
linux is healthier than it's ever been. even microsoft is in on linux now

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