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by cpach 2y ago
AFAICT there where (at least) two recent events where Torvalds had a chat with Hohndel. I) KubeCon and Open Source Summit China (Hong Kong, 2024-08-23) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41355731 – posted to HN on 2024-08
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by cpach 2y ago
I believe this is the video that the article summarizes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OM_8UOPFpqE
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by cpach 2y ago
You can guard the root certificate better than the leaf certificate. For example, you can keep it offline in an air-gapped environment.
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by cpach 2y ago
Please keep in mind that a self-signed certificate is quite different from a certificate that is signed using a private CA. The self-signed certificate has no link to a trust anchor. So it’s easy for Mallory to replace it with her own malic
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by cpach 2y ago
I would not bet money that Apple is willing to change their mind regarding this question.
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by cpach 2y ago
Nit-pick: In that case the certs aren’t self-signed, they are regular leaf certs, chained to a “non-standard” CA.
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by cpach 2y ago
If so, then you might want to mint your own root certificate and then import it to your iPhone.
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by cpach 2y ago
This fashion was not uncommon before the 20th century or so. For example, Daniel Defoe’s seminal work from 1719: The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, Mariner: Who lived Eight and Twenty Years, all alone i
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by cpach 2y ago
Maybe the white bar below the tabs?
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by cpach 2y ago
Sometimes when I wait for slow tasks to complete I do stuff like: sleep 900; say "Task X is probably done now" On Mac this works out of the box, AFAICT Linux has similar commands. https://ss64.com/mac/s
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by cpach 2y ago
You might want to have a look at rclone. Not sure if it does real-time sync, but it’s very capable. No GUI though, at least not in the official distribution https://rclone.org/
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by cpach 2y ago
Please don’t do this. It’s against HN’s guidelines. Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, brigading, foreign agents, and the like. It degrades discussion and is usually mistaken. If you're worried about abu
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by cpach 2y ago
Indeed. They should explicitly state either “App Passwords will no longer be accepted after <deadline>” or “App Passwords will still be accepted even after <deadline>” depending on which is true.
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by cpach 2y ago
I didn’t ask you. But if you have found a better alternative to Google Workspace, good for you :) Feel free to share the name of the alternative product since 'beretguy was asking for recommendations.
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by cpach 2y ago
Ah, got it. Like I thought then.
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by cpach 2y ago
Aha! So will they disable app passwords then…?
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by cpach 2y ago
[Edit: Apparently incorrect, see below.] These applications authenticate with username and password directly – meaning the mail client will have knowledge of the password for your Google account. This is the method of authentication that
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by cpach 2y ago
Why do you need to migrate because of this change?
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by cpach 2y ago
AFAICT most commercial bread-and-butter systems doesn’t need something like Rust. E.g. if one’s writing a payroll system or a CRM, they would probably use C# or Java. They wouldn’t use C/C++/Rust. If they where to write the kernel
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by cpach 2y ago
Same here! But for most apps we are probably in the 0,1% or so.
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by cpach 2y ago
The site is up and running. But it’s hard to get in touch with the founder.
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by cpach 2y ago
I use Pinboard for managing bookmarks. The tag system is very nice! Raindrop is another tool in that space, but I haven’t tried it. https://pinboard.in/ https://raindrop.io/
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by cpach 2y ago
You don’t need cryptocurrencies. Index funds will also yield returns. As long as you have a reasonable investment horizon, the risks are (IMHO) low. https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started
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by cpach 2y ago
I can highly recommend water.css (which is featured in that list). It’s incredibly simple to get started with.
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by cpach 2y ago
Well thank you! The funny thing is I was considering how to build a Kubernetes cluster using QEMU and a bottom-up approach. And since my main computer is running Apple Silicon I was ruminating regarding how to structure the intra-VM network
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by cpach 2y ago
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by cpach 2y ago
If you feel like sharing your realizations here, feel free to use rot13 or shoot me an email :) The first time I saw it, in senior high school, I understood nothing of it. It was just weird. I saw it again in my late 30s and realized it w
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by cpach 2y ago
There seems to be lot of smart and interesting people working there. Their appliance, a high-end rack loaded with servers is very appealing to me. Who wouldn’t want to be a part of building such a thing? I also like their technology choices
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by cpach 2y ago
Stumbled upon this yesterday and thought that people here might be interested. Seems very well-written and I was impressed by the quite radical bottom-up approach.
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Kubernetes the Harder Way(github.com)
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