devaiops9001

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by devaiops9001 3y ago
It's all so tiresome. Just write these parts in Rust already.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
Wow. Does this mean they can fix climate change now?
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
SmartOS illumos Unix Zones for the win. https://wiki.smartos.org/how-to-create-a-zone/
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
The Ai generated art piece used with the article is so dumb. The probability that the health firm's IT staff aren't a bunch of Windows-minded pointy clicky Windows guys is near zero.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
The approach my team takes is we put Wireguard gateways running on OpenBSD in front of network services. We go a step further and very carefully select what chips are used for the network interfaces and also attach a hardware random number
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
This probably the dumbest post ever submitted to this website.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
Would be great to get Linux running on and driver coverage for all of the system-on-chip of these devices. Talent exists for this but they are busy with their jobs or more interesting problems.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
Trying to fight with iMessage is a fool's errand. If you really are concerned about your mother or other family being able receive messages from you then maintain a private cicd server to continuously build GrapheneOS and hand your fam
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
After Mac OS X.9 I saw which way the wind was blowing and permanently abandoned Mac OS X (now "macOS"). But I do recognize this kext-less FUSE-T thing here as a neat work of art.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
You have the freedom to compile source code of https://GrapheneOS.org and various apps from source code and run them on a handheld device named Pixel. You also have the freedom to use Purism's handheld named Librem. The sma
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
Quite the panty dropper.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
Are databases of Cloudflare's core services deployed in more than one AZ yet?
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
LinkedIn doesn't have competent people. Anyone who has peaked behind that curtain sees they struggle with very simple things.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
Rust is also better than C# for fullstack web development. I don't give a remote s** if anyone wants to argue with me on that.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
I can configure and deploy "enterprise wide" public key infrastructure (TLS certificates) with client certificates backed by smartcards embedded in employee badges. So there's that.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
We know that they are lying, they know that they are lying, they even know that we know they are lying, we also know that they know we know they are lying too, they of course know that we certainly know they know we know they are lying too
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
"We won't ever run Kubernetes ourselves.", incompetent moron.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
I am in an interim CTO position and the year before the title of a role I acted as had "Principal" in its title. I still write Commonmark files to render them to HTML and PDF with Pandoc. There are dozens of Markdown note taking a
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
No. C# is not Rust and therefore is not relevant. Microsoft is rewriting core Windows components in Rust, not C#.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
> Maybe [Facebook is] doing it because it's the right thing to do This is the most autistic thing I have read on the internet this year, second to a personal friend sperging out thinking he was going to wife up the first girl he met
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
This is HORSE SHIT, and I will tell you why: Was source code released? Can I build Facebook messenger with private cicd running on my own silicon? If not, there is no encryption worth a damn. You have to be very very stupid to believe other
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
From a GrapheneOS perspective, I would rather get this information via REST API or an open source app for which an APK is available.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
Government is not the answer here. Would like to see less advocacy for government and more working code from Doctorow.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
As shown by the quotes of the actual content of what Stallman said, it's abundantly clear that Stallman did nothing wrong. People care about what Richard Stallman does, thinks, and says. Like Richard Stallman, those who listen to him
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
On my team we have Qubes OS and some Linux variant. We use cryptography-first GitOps to configure the machines. Everyone is issued a Trezor wallet as part of their org member id. Anyone, regardless of role or organizational rank, can modify
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
Dagger seems to attempt to reinvent Tekton which is based on https://cloud.google.com/build which is a good way to do cicd, so credit to the Dagger guys for knowing what DevOps (at least if they are real DevOps) folks know.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
World-class cicd-as-code is already available as Tekton https://Tekton.dev
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
This is good for plant growth, is it not?
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
I second what exabrial said. Any corporate person who asks for SMS 2FA as a condition to use a service should be fined $750,000 per violation.
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by devaiops9001 3y ago
https://www.monkeybrains.net/ probably can help you.

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