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by dvtkrlbs 1y ago
I mean they just disabled advanced data protection which allowed normal law enforcement requests to access the data since they are not e2e encrypted if you don't use advanced data protection. I really don't think they needed to im
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by dvtkrlbs 1y ago
I really like this. I am using infisical but it does not handle the app side without vendor locking to their service. I love the additional secretspec_derive bit for the Rust example.
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by dvtkrlbs 1y ago
I would assume if you are committing encrypted secrets you would make sure they are rotatable
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by dvtkrlbs 1y ago
html is the hateoas response
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by dvtkrlbs 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote (Open to Relocation to EU and UK) | Full Stack | Backend | Frontend | Full stack developer with 4 years of experience. Hey I am Tunahan from Istanbul. I have experience with React on the frontend and with the experienc
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by dvtkrlbs 1y ago
Another thing is GUI integration is not as good as WSL. You can't make Windows windows as Linux windows. You can do that easily with WSL.
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by dvtkrlbs 1y ago
Still can't run everything. Especially apps or games that does vm detection.
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by dvtkrlbs 1y ago
Except Wine cant cover all of Windows (partly due to fault of Windows). I can't run UWP apps for example. Windows is not a good operating system but if you need it. WSL creates way more intuitive working environment for you. So even if
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by dvtkrlbs 1y ago
Yeah the reason is Linux is supporting non integer scaling. Apple stubbornly doesn't
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by dvtkrlbs 1y ago
The point of the "memory safe" sudo was not only that though. They removed a lot of nice really rarely used features to make the attack surface smaller.
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
I dont think this is really true in practice. Most of the time there is context and 3rd party sources components get from. It is good idea to have your actual view use this paradigm though.
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
And someone can correct me if I am wrong but really similar migrations are possible with Postgres I remember reading an article about some company doing a similar migration strategy using postgres publications. We just need better tooling.
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
Postgres definitely needs github like tooling that does always online migrations. iirc githhub's migration tool was open source right? Edit: yes it was https://github.com/github/gh-ost
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
For those wanting to archive all the repos: $ gh auth login $ gh repo list 18f --limit 4000 | while read -r repo _; do gh repo clone "$repo" "$repo" done
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
Neon seems to be doing something similar (their hosted solution was not that great last time I checked) most of their stack is open source.
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
In my experience it is the exact reverse. You spend weeks configuring or tuning your orm calls when you ccould just spend a few hours optimizing your sql. There is a reason most orms has a raw SQL escape hatch. The sweet spot is typesafe sq
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
128GB unified memory
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
I don't think so. Corporate communication is bound by different laws and you have way higher burden of evidence in case of legal requests. I don't think this creates a precedent for personal communications.
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
The problem is AFAIK this act is a lot different and Apple or any party that gets this order is completely forbidden to talk about it. So these kind of requests would not show up in this transparency requests. It is IMHO fair to assume Appl
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
I buy from Ebooks.com it comes with the adobe drm but it is super easy to strip using a calibre plugin
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
I also get a 403 on the same page since they apparently block the entire Hetzner range (i had this IP for like 3 years and it is never used for abuse) (I sometimes use my machine as a shitty VPN since Turkish Goverment does site block with
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
Kinda funny and ironic thing is their forum just don't allow me to see the contents of their website from my hetzner box that I use as an exit node. More ironically if this site was using cloudflare I could at least solve a challenge a
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
If I understand it correctly this still doesnt help with downstream dependencies.
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
They didnt switch supplier iirc they are still using Tofino since it is is still a capable hardware and they see it being useful for years to come
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
Rust is experimenting with a codegen tool called cranelift which powers wasmtime. The plan is to use it for debug builds. There is also a backend implementation in the works using gcc jit and a dotnet backend as well
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
You can pin versions with the rust-toolchain.toml file you need to be using Rustup afaik. Nightly is just the daily builds.
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
Looking at the last commits it does not seems like majority upstream development is not done by Oxide (I did not look at it extensively)
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by dvtkrlbs 2y ago
Illumos is not Oxide. Oxide is just using a in house distribution of illumos for their needs. Illumos created is created 14 years ago by Solaris developers to swap the closed source bits by open source implementations.
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by dvtkrlbs 3y ago
Doesn’t that also happen wirelessly
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by dvtkrlbs 3y ago
I don’t think it is open source they show some parts of their code in the talk but that is it.

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