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by fullstop 2y ago
The keys to decrypt the kernel are in u-boot. u-boot's keys are in the low level boot loader, and the keys for that are sometimes burned in write-only fuses on the microcontroller itself. Other chips have OP-TEE or similar frameworks
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by fullstop 2y ago
I use them in embedded systems because they allow me to mount encrypted volumes without exposing the keys.
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by fullstop 2y ago
> My key takeaway from this article is that the best place to go see the Milky Way is deep in the Amazon rainforest… where the tree cover is nearly 100% and there isn’t a single road for a hundred miles. Check out Cherry Springs State Pa
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by fullstop 2y ago
Dang, sorry, I misread your comment.
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by fullstop 2y ago
Name it ","
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by fullstop 2y ago
They didn't trap Ctrl+C on Linux, so you had to be really careful about key binds.
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by fullstop 2y ago
I downloaded so many Slackware disk sets just to find out that it didn't support my SCSI card. Good old root and boot disks.
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by fullstop 2y ago
>At some point, you start to prefer quiet. > I haven’t lived in a really large city, but have been around noise enough that I’m hoping our next move will distance us from neighbors and highway noise. I feel this, and I'm mid 40s.
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by fullstop 2y ago
> lusting after a central whole-house humidifier These are not terribly expensive, although installation can be tricky if you're not handy. The humidifier, for me, is a godsend in the winter months. I had a cabinet style one befor
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by fullstop 2y ago
I had a 486dx and it was such a huge upgrade over a 286. I ordered pov-ray from some shareware catalog since I didn't have internet access, and it arrived on 3.5" floppies.
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by fullstop 2y ago
As a kid, I always assumed that it was "description" but in some other language which I was unfamiliar with.
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by fullstop 2y ago
3330* I'm going to miss it, even if it's not been used in decades.
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by fullstop 2y ago
Mine was only six digits, and it was easy to remember since the first three were "333". I Can still sign in, but my contact list is empty and I have nobody to chat with.
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by fullstop 2y ago
Another option is a hose, but that may be considered more wasteful. I have a leaf blower, and I use it for about 5 minutes a week in the summer to clear grass clippings from walkways after I mow. I don't like being "that guy&quot
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by fullstop 2y ago
This is what I used it for, and it was great. Especially if you were feeding data to a third party and had to agree on an exchange format anyway.
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by fullstop 2y ago
I've used it for marshalling data and it's worked quite well for us. I did not use grpc, though. Perhaps my use case was far more simple.
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by fullstop 2y ago
And now you need to monitor the deadman switch service!
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by fullstop 2y ago
Exactly, forms were filled in and boxes were checked off.
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by fullstop 2y ago
ssh out of the box also does not use libsystemd, except on systems which were patched to do so.
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by fullstop 2y ago
I had a job once which had a sudo whitelist, but vi was included. !sh and you had root.
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by fullstop 2y ago
Can you describe one of your problems? I've had very smooth sailing with systemd and I like not having to play games with pid files and pgrep like I had to in the 90s.
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by fullstop 2y ago
> Multiple fingers gestures doing different things, hidden swipe menus and features depending on the offset of where you swiped, that's all very hard for non experienced users. I can't think of any of those which are _required_
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by fullstop 2y ago
During the vi / emacs wars, the joke was that emacs stood for "eight megabytes and constantly swapping". How times have changed.
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by fullstop 2y ago
Obligatory XKCD: https://xkcd.com/2314/
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by fullstop 2y ago
Congrats to the team. I ran this for quite a while and it's a great desktop, especially for older PCs.
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by fullstop 3y ago
I tracked, briefly, a F15E flying past yesterday.
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by fullstop 3y ago
I started playing around with ADS-B and military aircraft are all over the place, at least on the east coast of the USA. In fact, this Seahawk just flew over: https://globe.airplanes.live/?icao=ae6904
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by fullstop 3y ago
I was at a desk which also has a bunch of my wife's art supplies on it. That stuff definitely would have moved.
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by fullstop 3y ago
I live about 20 miles from the epicenter and my neighbors said that their mirrors were shaking and monitors were wobbling. I felt nothing, at all, and my cats didn't move an inch. I'm pretty observant with that sort of thing, so
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by fullstop 3y ago
Yes, I searched for the CLT but could not find it.

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