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by daenney 4y ago
You can already achieve that the other way around without depending on Docker Hub: https://httptoolkit.com/blog/docker-image-registry-facade/ That lets you adopt a custom domain for the registry that pulls through
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by daenney 4y ago
They're generally not needed. The RedHat implementations through podman etc. work perfectly fine and are supported by container orchestrators too. If you weren't paying Docker Inc. before, there's no reason to do so anymore n
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by daenney 4y ago
If by "reinventing" we mean "pissing off everything and everyone so far" then yes, 100%. But for the rest of it this article reads like a bought for piece of marketing trying to do some damage control.
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by daenney 4y ago
Regulations didn't change. The fund they tapped to protect all depositors exists since the financial crisis of 2008. To avoid another global meltdown.
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by daenney 4y ago
Unfortunately, this wasn't a payment issue so this wouldn't have saved you. It's a Know-Your-Customer issue, i.e prove you're not doing business with someone on the US embargo list. DO, Vultr etc. would have the same iss
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by daenney 4y ago
The actual link: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/25785648.2023.2... [..] This essay will show how the English-language Wikipedia, the world’s largest encyclopedia, whitewashes the role of Polish
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Free Software and Fiduciary Duty(lwn.net)
24 points by daenney 4y ago|3 comments
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by daenney 4y ago
[..] The claim alleges that the developers owe "fiduciary duties" and "duties in tort" to re-write or amend protocol code in order to give Wright access to 111,000 bitcoin (BTC) from two wallets whose private keys were a
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Craig Wright's UK Case Against 16 Bitcoin Developers to Go to Full Trial(coindesk.com)
2 points by daenney 4y ago|1 comments
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by daenney 4y ago
> You're reading the news from a Swedish company anyway so we use to be pretty vigilant on privacy issues. But the issue they're raising is that the issue isn't being reported and examined by others and especially not jour
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by daenney 4y ago
> 2. My country of birth, Sweden, has more history of rejecting stuff like that. You might want to check the article as to Swedes and Sweden's involvement in the drafting of this in the first place. And the NDRE is another thing whi
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by daenney 4y ago
The premise seems to be: Google makes money from ads on search pages. ChatGPT will replace search, so no money for Google. Assuming Google has the tech for it, they can provide a ChatGPT-like thing that peppers context relevant ads into the
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by daenney 4y ago
It seems the line of thinking here is “bad things happen to other people so fuck queer kids”? I don’t quite see why dragnet surveillance and exposing queer kids to additional risk and abuse can’t be bad at the same time.
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by daenney 4y ago
You should not assume it's world wide. Given "the FAA is investigating" and there's no reports of other countries it's reasonable to assume that this is limited to the US, or at least northern continental America. (
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by daenney 4y ago
The only thing impressive about this is how long it’s taken them to make this the default. This has been available since 2011 and other cloud providers have had encryption at rest by default for years. The read-after-write consistency was d
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AI listens to toilet sounds to guess whether people have diarrhoea(newscientist.com)
2 points by daenney 4y ago|0 comments
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by daenney 4y ago
I can see this happening on my own git hosting too. I've started moving my Go code off GitHub and the module mirror shows up every 25min for each repo it's aware of doing a full clone. Thankfully the few modules I've moved ar
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by daenney 4y ago
This is cute. However, the scoring system is not explained and though most of it is self-explanatory I'm really not sure what the difference between "visited here" and "stayed here" is supposed to be? At which point
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by daenney 4y ago
> My prediction is everything will ship with a "matter" icon on it, but support will only be vertical silo, maybe even worse than things are now. There's already available evidence that contradicts that prediction. Eve[1]
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by daenney 4y ago
> If they're IPv6 then they're globally addressable, which is bad bad bad. How is that going to be mitigated? I think you need to read up on IPv6 a bit. There are whole IPv6 ranges set aside that are not globally routable &#x2F
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Homeland security reaches the anus (2007)(thelancet.com)
126 points by daenney 4y ago|47 comments
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by daenney 4y ago
My favourite one is “surely it’s as simple as…” or other equivalent things of “I have no clue how to do your job but will tell you anyway”.
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by daenney 4y ago
That a fair point, but the whole thing is "learn yourself some devops". If that list ends up building up to that, then you've not gotten the point of any of it and you can't honestly call that last section "devops&q
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by daenney 4y ago
12. Learn DevOps What is Scrum? Ways To Learn About Scrum Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Phases & Models The Beginner's Guide to Agile in Jira: Course description Learn SAFe Learn Automation Testing Well
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by daenney 4y ago
This is a really nice benefit. It honestly was weird coming from a country where knowing the social security number alone lets you take over someone's life and as such is highly regulated and locked down. The first time a random site p
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by daenney 4y ago
Because they were never designed to be a security mechanism. Containers, the practical combination of some Linux namespaces, were created as a way to easily package, distribute and ship things. They weren't designed to be a sandbox or
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by daenney 4y ago
Agile got consultancied to death. If you look at all the certification courses and what not that have sprung up around them, barely any reflect the values of the agile manifesto nor teach you how to design processes and organisations with t
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by daenney 4y ago
My guess is refused is code for “we have no clue what was taken”. > Advanced chief operating officer Simon Short declined to say if patient data is affected, or whether Advanced has the technical means, such as logs, to detect if data wa
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Fingerprinting systems with TCP source-port selection(lwn.net)
8 points by daenney 4y ago|0 comments
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by daenney 4y ago
“Hey so the way we do on-call is violating labour laws for all EU employees”. I’ve had very fun conversations with HR and Legal about this. There’s so many fun things. Mandatory rest periods, on-call on weekends in some countries requiring

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