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661.
by forty 5y ago
Ah well, no I did not know, thanks :) in my case it's not too bad because I use kaniko's option to make a single layer of my changes, but good to know.
662.
by forty 5y ago
My latest story with Dockerfile: my.tar contains files owned by user 0, I want them to be owned by nobody: USER nobody ADD --chown nobody:nobody my.tar /app Damn, --chown does not work when untaring and doesn't fail eithe
663.
by forty 5y ago
> "he is over qualified" etc. Most of the times, they were more than qualified. What's the difference between "over qualified" and "more than qualified"? ;)
664.
by forty 5y ago
The main goal is to ensure compliance of the setup (like make sure disk is properly encrypted), and to be able to deploy stuff (like corporate ssl certificates)
665.
by forty 5y ago
And relevant to OP, you cannot hibernate on Linux with secure boot enabled, I think precisely because Linux doesn't know how to sign/encrypt the RAM dump (no idea how it's actually called)
666.
by forty 5y ago
(I'm not an IT person) since I see a few people mentioning Jamf: what's a good Jamf (MDM?) for Linux Laptops?
667.
by forty 5y ago
I believe there are a few intelligent people who have seen the opportunity to make money off the morons :) you know, someone has to sell the pickaxes :)
668.
by forty 5y ago
I'm not sure if you chose those two software randomly, so just in case you did: they both have the same creator, Fabrice Bellard
669.
by forty 5y ago
I understand that it might be a problem for browser target, but nodejs is pretty easy to target (at least I never had anyissue). Also speaking of wild west, Deno did not even manage to have their TS be the same as everyone else, as apparent
670.
by forty 5y ago
Anything running JS comes with some TS support, you just have to transpile it before releasing :) I'm not sure why shipping the transpiler on the production server rather than keeping it in your CI is a good idea, but I think that&#x27
671.
by forty 5y ago
Sorry if I missed something obvious, but it's not 100% clear if this is a satire or not?
672.
by forty 5y ago
I want to mention the "-userns=keep-id" option of podman, which is a reason enough to use podman rather than docker on a Linux laptop.
673.
by forty 5y ago
Well each country have their own rules and traditions to decide who can be citizens or not, which give them the rights and duties that come with citizenship, I think it's fine. What bothers me with this law is that it depends on how th
674.
by forty 5y ago
That's a pretty poor assumption. In practice people that choose to become citizen of a country are often prouder and more worthy of it than people who just happened to be born there.
675.
by forty 5y ago
I don't mind using async/await when I use promises, but in my experience people who never worked with bare promises have a hard time really understanding async/await and will eventually need help from people who did for harde
676.
by forty 5y ago
you make it sounds like a naturally born Citizen is less likely to be a bad actor. I guess there must be this magic dust falling on the cradles in the US and not elsewhere which makes people be good guys ;)
677.
by forty 5y ago
It's very surpring that he wouldn't admit being guilty and would find excuses instead :)
678.
by forty 5y ago
Wow that's a very bad law. I wonder if changing the constitution will cost him less than buying Twitter.
679.
by forty 5y ago
I'm not sure, but I feel there might be companies that are not selling cloud hosting solutions ;) Also, once again, do check the law where you live. It's very possible that non-compete only apply on stuff you worked on. For exampl
680.
by forty 5y ago
You should better consult a lawyer than a bunch of random people if this is important for you. Or better yet: not work for a company that tries to make you sign such agreements. And especially not this one :) I don't know where you liv
681.
by forty 5y ago
I wonder how long it will take for Musk to run for the Whitehouse. Such a good way to have people talk about him even more, he cannot not do it.
682.
by forty 5y ago
I know they will never do it. However I cannot help think having a twitter with only non anonymous verified identity would be nice. Personally I don't have special interest speaking with people that want to be anonymous when I use Twit
683.
by forty 5y ago
Solution: verify identity of every users to make sure they are real people and make them accountable for what they say publicly.
684.
by forty 5y ago
What can you purchase with GitHub stars? More seriously, why do they matter? Is it a prestige thing only or are there practical consequences to losing the stars?
685.
by forty 5y ago
Are you just saying that randomly or do you have any good reason to think it's true? :)
686.
by forty 5y ago
It's a good point. There is a relatively new feature to archive EBS snapshots [1] which stores non incremental snapshots [1] https://aws.amazon.com/fr/blogs/aws/new-amazon-ebs-snapshots...
687.
by forty 5y ago
Aren't EBS snapshots stored on S3? :)
688.
by forty 5y ago
I should add that in France, you can keep your employer health insurance for free for one full year, in many cases when you lose your job which limit the risk of a "hole" in the health coverage.
689.
by forty 5y ago
There is a "baseline" provided by the state, and the employer health insurance adds extra coverage.
690.
by forty 5y ago
I don't know the US system at all, but here in France employee health insurance ("mutuelle") are mandatory. The main benefit is that the cost is the same for all employees, no matter their health condition, age, etc. Basical

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