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by gclawes 2y ago
I wonder if after Polaris Dawn proves out spacewalking from Dragon, SpaceX will develop the capability to repair the Hubble once again. I doubt it'll be from spacewalks on Dragon, given they probably can't support something as big
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by gclawes 2y ago
I've been doing this for a while with SmallStep CA: https://github.com/smallstep/certificates It's a bit of a pain to load a cert onto every device (easier with stuff like Ansible if you have a bunch of linux
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by gclawes 2y ago
For what it's worth, 1Password Passkeys works fine in this use case. I suspect it may be a subtlety in how BitWarden works.
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by gclawes 3y ago
No, only Roman failures
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by gclawes 3y ago
The only major inconvenience I've heard of is that Google Pay won't let you enroll contactless payments via NFC, apparently because GrapheneOS isn't approved/certified by Google Play SafetyNet.
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by gclawes 3y ago
Hey, it's the DarkHorse Podcast music! I forgot that was Wintergatan, cool!
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by gclawes 3y ago
The tape is good enough for fusion reactors but not MRIs?
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by gclawes 3y ago
The identifier for the content (image layers + manifest) is the hash of the content, and the has serves as an "address", the registry repo + tag is basically a pointer to a hash.
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by gclawes 3y ago
Fedora's OSTree recently-ish started supporting using OCI containers as the content-addressed image backend in addition to their original git-like one: https://coreos.github.io/rpm-ostree/container/ https:&#
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by gclawes 3y ago
That's awesome. How does proton treat anti-cheat software or DRM?
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by gclawes 3y ago
"Ihre Papiere, bitte"
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by gclawes 3y ago
How much of what was done with Proton for linux is transferrable to macOS?
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by gclawes 3y ago
I just want one of these things to have Majel Barrett's voice...
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by gclawes 3y ago
And they support ACME. I've been running a smallstep CA off of a Nitrokey HSM 2[1] w/ PKCS #11 for my homelab for a few years now 1. https://shop.nitrokey.com/shop/product/nkhs2-nitrokey-hsm-2-...
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by gclawes 3y ago
The moment Godot engine has been waiting for.
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by gclawes 3y ago
I'm curious how all of this compares to macOS's .app packages.
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by gclawes 3y ago
What's the potential for this to enable mandatory remote attestation that your personal machine is running For-Your-Own-Good™ spying software in order to use any significant services (banking, etc)?
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by gclawes 3y ago
I'd buy a Framework phone in an instant...
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by gclawes 3y ago
Does Libreboot (.org) still have the binary blob drama going on?
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by gclawes 4y ago
It would be so cool if it supported something like an insertable Raspberry Pi like these NEC displays did, but with standard consumer TV display characteristics (4k, > 60hz, etc) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-epPf7D8oM
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by gclawes 4y ago
He never saw the propaganda film!
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by gclawes 4y ago
Man, Incubus was on some great soundtracks back then. Halo 2...
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by gclawes 4y ago
Holy shit, firefox is only using 1000 iterations?
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by gclawes 4y ago
Isn't AFP deprecated?
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by gclawes 4y ago
Oh may, I pray for this to be added to macOS. The amount of times I reach for 'ip ...' and am stymied...
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by gclawes 4y ago
How's this compare to the grafana/prometheus/tempo/loki set of tools?
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by gclawes 4y ago
Is the name a Stargate SG-1 reference? I have to know...
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by gclawes 4y ago
Broken link?
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by gclawes 5y ago
Behold, the Underminer!
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by gclawes 5y ago
In this regard envkey is much like 1password or lastpass, the server never knows the contents of your vault.

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