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by efrecon 3y ago
A long time ago, I built a business around off-the-shelf IP cameras. The field was full of buggy firmware with enormous security holes (biggest I found was to be able to acquire pictures without even being authorised!). Hardly none of these
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by efrecon 3y ago
I have this: https://github.com/efrecon/pgbackup
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by efrecon 3y ago
Well... Maybe re-inventing was part of the fun or a learning experience. If you want, there is even this: https://github.com/Mitigram/docker-compose-build
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by efrecon 3y ago
I have written dew ( https://github.com/efrecon/dew ) for more or less the same purpose. I hardly keep any binary (and dependency) in my installation, they are all inside containers that I can easily dispose of at any ti
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by efrecon 3y ago
You are entirely right. Problem with the sha256 is that you kind of need a comment pointing to the proper tag (at the time of generation). It gets tedious with time.
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by efrecon 3y ago
What is disgusting with shrinkflation is that it also has an environmental impact. In the end, the same volume/weight will require even more packaging.
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by efrecon 3y ago
This guy is only 16 years old. Impressive!
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by efrecon 3y ago
This is cool! Didn't know
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by efrecon 3y ago
I do the same. Swarm is the way to go since you already have compose files, but I have made the choice that it is not worth it. Until you hit scaling issues (as in many customers/users).
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by efrecon 3y ago
In vscode extensions that rely on an external binary to do most of the job?
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by efrecon 3y ago
I actually don't, but I think this has to do with the generations of the hardware and software combo. Early stuff would typically be very stable. Towards the end of their gold era, SGI urge out new stuff and reliability went down.
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by efrecon 3y ago
But an onyx wasn't really a "workstation" anymore. The one we had at work required a 3-phase plug to support all the rendering pipes. Mini-super-computer would probably best define it
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by efrecon 3y ago
I wrote something similar to be able to run vscode against any remote machine. This was before vscode's own tunnels. https://github.com/efrecon/sshd-cloudflared It automatically runs a dockerised sshd to access yo
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by efrecon 3y ago
It's nor entirely cool, nor revolutionary, but I use this many times a day, so I thought that it could maybe fit in. I've built dew ( https://github.com/efrecon/dew ). It's a glorified way of running a doc
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by efrecon 3y ago
Probably. Last time I check UDF is a format supported by the 3 major OSes out of the box.
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by efrecon 4y ago
I have been using VS code remote tunnels recently and used the terminal from there when connected. It's been surprisingly an ok experience. Perhaps not the fastest terminal on earth, but it'll work for most workflows
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by efrecon 4y ago
What a fantastic bunch of features! What Linux terminal has a similar offering?
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by efrecon 4y ago
This is Docker Desktop. They have an official explanation for it: https://docs.docker.com/desktop/faqs/linuxfaqs/#why-does-doc... . You can still install the docker engine directly if you want.
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by efrecon 4y ago
I am using it in exactly that context and it is good enough for the level of security I need to achieve. I understand this can be brute forced, but this is a risk I am willing to take given the level of "secrecy" of the content.
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by efrecon 4y ago
I offer you all this one instead. There is a one liner to use it in the comments. It is a template to the docker inspect command. So the only thing you need to download is the template itself. I tried to persuade the docker maintainers that
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by efrecon 4y ago
LoL
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by efrecon 4y ago
There is a project doing some version of ext FS on top of S3. Just can't remember what it's called right now. It's active and on GH.
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by efrecon 4y ago
Star Office! Fun times!
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by efrecon 4y ago
I have a VERY vague memory that you could copy win32s from 3.1 into 3.0 to help running 32bit apps there. There might have been some fiddling with some sys.ini involved. But I might just be dreaming awake or something...
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by efrecon 4y ago
Ooh. Thank you for Exodus! It is fantastic!
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by efrecon 4y ago
Vcluster runs k3s inside k8s to give access to the full API, but isolated from other virtual clusters.
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by efrecon 4y ago
Uh?
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by efrecon 4y ago
I agree, getting to know where a script "comes from" can be complex though. You can `readlink -f` (or equivalent) in many cases, but when implementing a library this might not be entirely practical. I have had to rely on this ugly
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by efrecon 4y ago
They mentioned GH actions also. So maybe they switched?
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by efrecon 4y ago
(Sweden here). In those times of climate change, I find having a timid summer reassuring. I know this isn't rational at all, but it gives me a tiny bit of hope.

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