evgpbfhnr

11 ms·

61.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
> [...] I don’t think you can do it with a regular git command. I’d be interested to know if there is a regular-git-command way to make .git/HEAD a non-branch reference though, and if so why you might want to do that! various git ch
62.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
I wish firefox would let the wonderbar '*' search feature work with bookmarklets... As it stands I have a few I'll never use because they're 4+ clicks away with no typeable shortcut.
63.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
"an ec key" (elliptic curve) is just a detail, this can be done with any crypto library or utility - for example directly with the openssl command: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15686821/generate-ec
64.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
Honesty? (haha) More seriously: - you get support by paying, this is important for many businesses - $1k/year is cheap - risk of getting sued if the word gets out you're using something against its license (and for network-facing
65.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
For anyone else wondering about the license, it's standard signing with an ec (sect239k1) key https://github.com/postalsys/emailengine/blob/master/lib/too... So the author can just write whatev
66.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
https://pairdrop.net/ works well enough for me, but it still requires internet unlike airdrop... I wish these bluetooth transfer things were just magically cross-platform. Maybe someday.
67.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
> stale file handles... This is still a problem and I’m not sure how to fix it. I don’t understand how real NFS servers do this, maybe they just have a really big cache? While some implementations probably cache things, most filesystems
68.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
tl;dw https://github.com/atomic14/esp32-s3-pinouts (I didn't watch to the end either as I hate video format for this kind of things, sorry if there was more)
69.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
I was curious so looked up how it works before reading the summary at the end, and that led me to find another user of aioli.js jq implementation: https://jiehong.gitlab.io/jq_offline/ (featured https://news
70.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
FWIW running `git commit` after a fixing a conflict during rebase is fine. git'll pick up the "in progress" commit's message by default so you'll get the exact same message editor as you would have with rebase --con
71.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
Speaking of which, how did that "audacity isn't FOSS" fuss end up? A quick search shows tenacity is still active ( https://codeberg.org/tenacityteam/tenacity ) but I have no idea how much the projects ke
72.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
The RFCs for QUIC (RFC 9000 and RFC 9001) mandate encryption. Some random stackoverflow answer[1] claims there are implementations that ignore this and allow "QUIC without encryption", but I'd argue that it's not QUIC an
73.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
QUIC is TLS-equivalent, not TCP-equivalent. The analogy you're looking for is something like openssl's SSL_* API and.. it's coming for QUIC: https://www.openssl.org/docs/manmaster/man7/openssl-q
74.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
Just a note this isn't new: fixed in macOS last year (october 2022), and the japanese stream with the same slides is half a year old. (The english content is new, so I guess this is still worth the front page as long as people are inte
75.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
TL;DR: code will be published on https://github.com/ShapFuzz/ShapFuzz at some point in the future... ping me then? (shame github doesn't let you watch 404 urls!)
76.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
I don't know if it's the server being slow, or inherent to the protocol, but `pijul clone https://nest.pijul.com/pijul/pijul ` took an awefully long time (it doesn't say how much it downloaded, but the .p
77.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
"download" link, as in https://app-download.betwixt.life/ is blank without js... and looking at source it just checks navigator.userAgent / navigator.platform for iphone/ipad/android/mac Anywa
78.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
(the various implementations of) lddtree also don't have this "feature" as they all use readelf or similar (EDIT: and unlike readelf -d, will recurse through dependencies like ldd does) I considered that rather well known tho
79.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
When I roughly know what I'm doing I use search.nixos.org; if you give it the full services.foo prefix it's usually relevant enough, e.g. for ssh you'd want "services.openssh", which you can find skimming through th
80.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
FWIW gixy (nginx configuration checker) catches this: https://github.com/yandex/gixy/blob/master/docs/en/plugins/a... (and nixos automatically runs gixy on a configuration generated throug
81.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
yes; the mount doesn't need root access because of user namespaces (which is one of the linux features with the most vulnerabilities next to BPF, but it's also quite handy...) the sandbox is just a directory with the overlayfs con
82.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
it doesn't, will just overwrite the file with its version (cp -af)
83.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
This interface is downright awesome; I'd love something that takes a git repository and displays the commit message along with the diffs like this (might be how this works under the hood) If there's something usable like this I di
84.
by evgpbfhnr 3y ago
The financial failure of EDF are mainly due to european regulations that forced price caps, making france sell at loss price when others needed energy last year (before the mess with plants breaking down everywhere) Either way it's tru
85.
by evgpbfhnr 4y ago
I've been trying this for a few days and now noticed u-boot no longer builds with an output dir ( `make O=subdir whatever` ). It sure took me ages to figure it was CDPATH, but CDPATH it is. I won't retry without making that "
86.
by evgpbfhnr 4y ago
Wait.. In the screenshot the "user" names himself Axelendaer (and the bot repeats it), but the reverse-order url parameter was axelender (missing a 'a')... I guess IAs aren't good at reversing order of letters yet e
87.
by evgpbfhnr 4y ago
That article doesn't have a date (as far as I can see), is that still a problem? Looking up a random cogent ip (www.cogentco.com on bgp.he.net shows they have a route for it: https://bgp.he.net/ip/2001:550:1::cc01
88.
by evgpbfhnr 4y ago
It's been a while but yes BindsTo is a good idea if you can express the device in a reliable way. Unfortunately for USB devices the path will look like something that depends on the USB port it's been plugged in (I only have a sou
89.
by evgpbfhnr 4y ago
Now just consider how much time you need to spend on it vs. how much $37 is worth to you, and just throw the slip out to the bin if that's not a net positive. It's still capitalist big corp winning, but people really should value
90.
by evgpbfhnr 4y ago
Note if the author reads this (perfect is the enemy of good, feel free to ignore): You can make udev run systemd services directly, replacing RUN=... by e.g. TAG+="systemd", ENV{SYSTEMD_WANTS}+="foo.service" That might r

More ›