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deknos
5y ago
Well, when others overreach, why should i not be allowed to overreach? otherwise it's tonepolicing. when people ask neutrally i explain neutrally and i am polite.. but "brutally disaster" is almost slanting in my eyes.
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5y ago
LOL, damned if you do, damned if you don't > That doesn’t mean you’re free of bias. If anything it means the opposite. Maybe, but at least i know what i talk about. You observe from the outside and talk about "meme-level bad&qu
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deknos
5y ago
funny, the users didn't mind.
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deknos
5y ago
this is misrepresentation. you cannot install systemwide software on any enterprise-installed system THAT was their problem. before limux there was no permission management and everybody was admin.
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deknos
5y ago
what's wrong with dhall?
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deknos
5y ago
it's still not clear if it turned out okay or if we are still in the process burning out our own resources.
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deknos
5y ago
Please leave your echo chamber. Not everyone uses IDEs. And also it is not needed for a demo for embedded development
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deknos
5y ago
with this i never understand, that card distributors or creators do not provide bigger systems like free/net/openbsd, ubuntu, debian with cards for testing and implementation. i would think the benefit of selling more cards is big
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deknos
5y ago
is there a tool like testssl, but for ipv6 support of tools/sites/services/hosts?
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deknos
5y ago
if the game would be available as open source and/or run on linux, that would be super... this was my first pc game when i was a little child
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deknos
5y ago
is mosquitto clusterable nowadays? on its own or via k8s? for: * fault tolerance * fail over * vertical scalability? does anyone know this? if not is there a another opensource mqtt broker which does that?
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deknos
5y ago
without snap and other propretiary stuff? then i would take it.
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deknos
5y ago
never heard of punycode?
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deknos
5y ago
isbn scanner and tellico, i did this. you can add databases to tellico to ask for your book and it will add the info to your local database.
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deknos
5y ago
you say this with the assumption that your devices will all implement a good ipv6 strategy and not suck. generally the ipv6 support in endpoint/iot devices really sucks.
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deknos
5y ago
Is there like a list of services and/or software which are fully ipv6-capable? I guess that would mitigate many of these excuses and fears. I know a time, where OpenVPN had to be patched. And there ARE CloudProviders who not really hav
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deknos
5y ago
Honest question: are there document languages for ticket systems and/or process/project plans? like gant diagrams? no tex code, but real DSLs? this looks interesting
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deknos
5y ago
is there also a subreddit for programming/hacking/zip quines?
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deknos
5y ago
i've seen enough installations that this is not the fault of kubernetes, but that they think this should work automatically. this has to be implemented to count as well.
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deknos
5y ago
i am pretty sure you can mark them yourself. but that they are generally still used, well that's called backwards compatibility. and that's needed.
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deknos
5y ago
> That's an absurd statement. OpenPGP _is_ the legacy cruft. It's made for _emails_. It makes no sense elsewhere. The encoding for clearsigned signatures is overly complex. No. It's a message encryption, and namespaces are
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5y ago
i would bet that if debian had some sane requirements, sequoia could fulfill them. sequoia is a rewrite which avoids the legacy cruft of the old OpenPGP. and they already have a library, a cli tool and tests
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deknos
5y ago
i wish the branchless tools would be incorporated in standard git. :|
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deknos
5y ago
https://ironsides.martincarlisle.com/
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deknos
5y ago
you are aware of ironside? a dns server written in ADA, and at least parts verified in spark? https://ironsides.martincarlisle.com/
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deknos
5y ago
i get a 502?
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5y ago
acting like an automaton would mean that they just recall all certificates. which they won't do. but thinking and perhaps adapting for the future, they do. and that's the right thing computers are about exactness. if the do not va
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deknos
5y ago
stop with that FUD. PGP is a standard and an implementation. You can have secure (Open)PGP implementation. at least there's a official spec, which is not there for age, which complicates reimplementation
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deknos
5y ago
though the systemd-critique-people/hater have some vlaid points, i nowadays tend to ignore them. most of them do not contribute in building better solutions, which help more people then themselves. just blabbering on and requiring stuf
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deknos
5y ago
well there's also oftc and hackint
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