georgyo

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by georgyo 6y ago
If you make $12 an hour, you are not in NY state were the minimum wage is $15. This is not to underrate your personal experiences, just that situations can be different in different places. Guns in NYC are fairly rare, but your comment hold
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by georgyo 6y ago
Thrussh -- they remake ssh, but they never say why. They only say that it is difficult because of all the interoperability issues they keep discovering. Ssh has such a large surface, I don't see why they would do this. I also hope they
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by georgyo 6y ago
The main different on pagination, is that you pages return inside an object. And you have have several different objects that all have different pages. With rest, you can only paginate that particular call. You cannot really paginate differ
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by georgyo 6y ago
100% this! Outside of JS, the tooling seems non existent. What's so amazing to me is that it is really easy to spin up a server that talks graphql in any language. But there is no client support. And hand crafting queries is a million
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by georgyo 6y ago
Yes
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by georgyo 6y ago
They also said that less than 50% of the code was shared, which means there is still a lot of platform specific code. > Almost 50% of the production code in our Android and iOS apps is decoupled from the underlying platform.
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by georgyo 6y ago
It is free now, they never say it will be free forever.
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by georgyo 6y ago
Do you mean a VPN? But be warned, your home internet, VPS, and/or VPN are all most likly all strongly tied to you. That is because you paid for them. A VPS where you are the only user is a 1:1 mapping to you.
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by georgyo 6y ago
Cannot figure out why you are being down voted. YarnV1 and NPM are horrible if you have a large dependency tree. YarnV2 was the first time I enjoyed the package manager.
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by georgyo 6y ago
Say what you will about IPFS and ProtocolLabs, but I really admire that they made IPFS completely blockchain agnostic. There is no requirement to buy or receive coins to use IPFS. And multiple different implementations of persistent stores
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by georgyo 6y ago
Unless you're using certificates, your rsa keys don't specify any hashing algo at all. The negotiating between the client and server decide the signature algo.
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by georgyo 6y ago
While I agree this stuff is complex, the patch notes are the only real problem here. Almost all the corrections are around the '"ssh-rsa" public key signature algorithm' deprecation. The string "ssh-rsa" is use
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by georgyo 6y ago
Your client ssh-rsa keys do not specify a hashing algo at all unless they are signed certificates. The vast majority of client ssh-rsa keys are completely unaffected since they are bare rsa keys with no hashing done at all.
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by georgyo 6y ago
This is not true, for client keys ssh-rsa is just fine. If you're using certificates then you may need to get those resigned. But most people aren't using certificates, just bare rsa keys. And ssh-rsa client keys don't specif
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IPFS 0.7.0, the SECIO retirement edition(blog.ipfs.io)
125 points by georgyo 6y ago|44 comments
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by georgyo 6y ago
> Fossnode aims to be a curated network of the best open source communities that love Matrix in one place. Curated is a dangerous word. I believe you meant self-curating, IE people and groups who are self-selecting and choose to be on yo
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by georgyo 6y ago
I think your hardest challenge is going to be why should a project use your centralized "foss" matrix instance vs the matrix.org one. Similarly, the fact that matrix is federated, why would they use yours vs hosting their own? Fre
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by georgyo 6y ago
Neither Apple or Google have any incentive to fight this. Tiktok already has already started suing.
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by georgyo 6y ago
At least you have to physically go to a casino. When the casino is in your pocket it's very hard for an addict to resist.
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by georgyo 6y ago
Privacy aside, this whole concept seems like it will flop. This is a great move for Amazon, but I don't really understand the benefit to renters or landlords. "Luxury" apartments in NYC used to have ipod/iphone docks in
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by georgyo 6y ago
Okay, so you're trust is completely in one person having perfect design decisions and that he chooses to continue to maintain these tools in perpetuity. You also state that tool may or may not be able interact with past files. Which me
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by georgyo 6y ago
At the time there were implemented in GPG they were not insecure. If age and minisign are around 10 or 20 years for now, we'll see if your statement is still true.
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by georgyo 6y ago
DMARC is only policy, it is not SPF or DKIM. You can have any combination of DMARC, DKIM, and SPF. They are all distinct. Though with DKIM there is no way for a receiver to know if a message should be signed unless there is also a DMARC pol
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by georgyo 6y ago
The optimized and stripped library in rust was about 8 times the size of the C version. While 9MB is not a lot by itself, if a significant portion of libraries decide they want to switch to rust that would explode disk usage! Though I think
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A Curated List of Awesomeness(github.com)
2 points by georgyo 6y ago|0 comments
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by georgyo 6y ago
These awesome lists often seem just a bunch of links that is incomplete yet overwhelming. They are not at all "curated" they are just whatever someone makes a MR for. Here is an awesome list about awesome lists[0], often popular s
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by georgyo 6y ago
I really think IPv6 is the future but, Devices configuring without DHCP as a network administrator is really hard. There is no longer a single method to be given an IP6 address, and with the auto methods, there is no log either. Only some c
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by georgyo 6y ago
Sure! https://github.com/georgyo/ifconfig.io/blob/master/templates...
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by georgyo 6y ago
Having a reverse proxy on the same machine effectively doubles the amount of connections and requires coping the request around. There is no practical benefit to a reverse proxy for this use case. So the go program is listening directly on
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by georgyo 6y ago
Indeed. Only ~30k page views that trigger the google analytic script, so 99.9991% of requests have no html at all.

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