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by folmar 6y ago
The layman has blogger/wordpress.com for free and one-click wordpress installer at any hosting provider of choice, so the tooling is a done thing (mostly Softaculous now but it's not a monopoly).
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by folmar 6y ago
I'd even say it's working much better than in the golden days as pretty much everyone is using an off-the-shelf blog engine which does RSS just fine, whereas in the old times a good half of the blogs were something homegrown/
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by folmar 6y ago
Suppose a closed-source program you use has a critical vulnerability in rustls and the company that wrote it is out of business. How much effort do you need to hot-patch the binary in a safe manner? I routinely use 15-years old software whi
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by folmar 6y ago
Actually openssl is pretty compatible between versions, usually not an issue in the real world.
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by folmar 6y ago
Deployability is the job of the package manager, not compiler. You can always link dynamically and ship with all libraries and set rpath accordingly. Also: static linking is not deployability if the source code is not shipped to the target
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by folmar 6y ago
> Each of your virtualized/containerized systems are going to have their own distinct instances of the shared libraries, Certainly not mine, my memory deduplication is doing just fine.
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by folmar 6y ago
When the real need for a stop is not obvious too many drivers will do a rolling stop anyway.
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by folmar 6y ago
It's convoluted because it's expressed in an incomprehensible way. Make it a Petri net or something, first decide what is the class of the message & pref of that class and it's 3x simpler.
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by folmar 6y ago
It's like never true, it does not show that you can't get email notification faster than in 30 minutes. Also now should include adding random old stuff to notification.
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by folmar 6y ago
Writable views or stored procedures are a pretty standard way to versioning database access from clients.
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by folmar 6y ago
Generally one would prefer safety features to be fail-safe, not fail-deadly, i.e. traffic lights that give you green when there is no cross-traffic is OK, but warning only if something is detected is used only in limited circumstances.
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by folmar 6y ago
IPFS probably has everything you need and a lot more
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by folmar 6y ago
> Just no one wants to pay to run those servers :) No, it's the users that don't want their (meta)data inspected by a random third party in transit. This is why I don't use filepizza
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by folmar 6y ago
There are even open protocols used in the wild. SunnyHome has it working for example for using your local solar electricity.
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by folmar 7y ago
Because the builds are (generally) not reproducible
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by folmar 7y ago
Not that SSD vendors are much better... see other comments in this post.
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by folmar 7y ago
I strive to see a selling feature in comparison to gitlab-ci... Mixing its syntax with docker is only so little.
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by folmar 7y ago
This grossly overstates the Amazon's market share in France (17.5% of _online_ sales)
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by folmar 7y ago
Keep ldap as backend and use Keycloak for saml, oidc, user-facing console etc. Openldap is not going anywhere and keeping multiple hashes is not a commn feature. If it's enough you can plug in any hash algorithm into keycloak.
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by folmar 7y ago
This is what I use it for.
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by folmar 7y ago
Keycloak works great, but for home something really simple like dex could also be viable.
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by folmar 7y ago
> do you believe it will still be possible to extend Keycloak using the deployment-scanner? Even if it wouldn't bundling your keycloak-with-amenities is a 10-minutes job (1. make a pom.xml with keycloak dependency and your stuff 2.
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by folmar 7y ago
Filter the submitted content, not the sender. What Akismet does seems to work really well and not push back on the users too much.
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by folmar 7y ago
This is actually great! For many (but not all) files works much better than pdf editing in Inkscape which I was using up to today. Two suggestions: 1. Make it clear to users why install button is greyed out. I know it, but most won't.
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by folmar 7y ago
The point is not the crypto, but what WebRTC supports. As of now it does not. See https://webrtchacks.com/you-dont-have-end-to-end-encryption-... for reference
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by folmar 7y ago
... if you are very keen on writing a pgpool replacement.
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by folmar 7y ago
They are on the teams "teams" tab, but not on the "chat" tab... Not quite good.
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by folmar 7y ago
Wikipedia put it around 1% for celiac disease.
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by folmar 7y ago
You can also try BigBlueButton ( https://bigbluebutton.org ). Open source, and a lot of nice things done better than the usual online meeting standards (e.g. included whiteboard and slides are real slides and watchers have a lot o
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by folmar 7y ago
Thou shall follow the FrankenPad route.

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