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by georgyo 3y ago
There is no need for a valid SSL cert, self signed will do. The ProxyCommand just needs to not validate the cert.
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by georgyo 3y ago
I think you missed my point. Even if that is the case, it is still another store that the hardware vendor installed. Most likely uninstallable without rooting the device. Steam does not come preinstalled (except for the steam deck), users c
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by georgyo 3y ago
Steam is a bit of a very special case and I think very different from either Apple or Google stores. Steam is never part of a platform, except for maybe the steam deck, and even there it lets you very easily replace it. Steam will install o
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by georgyo 3y ago
> * ssh(1), sshd(8): the RFC4254 connection/channels protocol provides > a TCP-like window mechanism that limits the amount of data that > can be sent without acceptance from the peer. In cases where this > limit was
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OpenSSH 9.6(openssh.com)
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by georgyo 3y ago
No ranks, just suites. The idea is that stocks are fungible. Stocks don't have ranks, so why should a card representing them have ranks. Also the numbers would leak far too much information on the goal suite.
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by georgyo 3y ago
People are being perhaps a little too over dramatic here. Yes, this is not SSHv3 as defined by a standards body. It is very much SSHv2 over HTTP/3. (Which sorta sounds like how HTTP/3 is actually HTTP/2 over QUIC) But there i
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by georgyo 3y ago
Mosh and this project have fairly different goals. Mosh uses regular TCP SSHv2 to authenticate and setup the udp connection. As such your initial connection time is actually slower than just normal v2, and you cannot auth with something lik
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by georgyo 3y ago
Fastmail has good imap and jmap support. If which there are a great many clients that work offline.
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by georgyo 3y ago
My daughter's parents group is all iMessage. The group is too large to even downgrade to SMS. I am excluded entirely unless I figure out methods to get into that group. It is very annoying and quite real.
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by georgyo 3y ago
X.org is maybe not in the same bucket as X.com. x.org is very tech oriented and the people who visit that site are much more likely to appreciate the unusual domain. It doesn't change the fact that it looks a bit weird. I think any dom
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by georgyo 3y ago
More than likely someone with a high traffic site fat fingered an IP address and sent all the traffic to you. I am curious if you were able to capture the headers at all. The 'Host' header would allow you to figure out the site th
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by georgyo 3y ago
After the deportling, I just stopped communicating with IRC, but there is a lot of lost there. One of my communities was basically split in half. Ah well... The user drop is quite noticable here: https://netsplit.de/networks
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by georgyo 3y ago
Is that a prediction? Will it be faster than your predictions as well?
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by georgyo 3y ago
I did some testing of peertube a little over a year ago, and in practice you never used the webtorrent stuff anyway. The webtorrent always had a static http seed which is how videos played fast, but that web seed was usually more than capab
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by georgyo 3y ago
Guix is very focused on "free" software and as such is very limiting. IE, if you want to use Discord, Slack, or Steam on guix you're going to have to figure that out yourself. Nix makes this much easier and you're much m
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by georgyo 3y ago
I've heard this advice before, but in my experience you can tell the difference between something malicious or not. But more importantly even if I provide some signal that my email is active it's not going to change that much. The
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by georgyo 3y ago
Reading all the comments makes me think I'm an outlier. I very aggressively unsubscribe from everything so I get very little mailing list spam. Maybe a few messages a month. What I do get _constantly_ is spam email messages to my inbox
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by georgyo 3y ago
Because GitHub is never down... I'm not sure which one has a better uptime, but GitHub seems to on HN at least once a month https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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by georgyo 3y ago
Even if the particular script is not used, the just file there is actually much worse. Literally everything is running scripts directly from the internet, without any version pinning or check summing. There is no way to run the same build t
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by georgyo 3y ago
A neat concept, however this doesn't give me a ton of confidence to use it. An example is this bit: https://github.com/ublue-os/bluefin/blob/main/usr/bin/ublue-... That runs as root not on
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by georgyo 3y ago
Did, and still do.
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by georgyo 3y ago
Apple has the biggest cash reserve of any company in the world. Xcode is most certainly not free, at the minimum you need an apple computer. So you must pay apple to use it. If it sucks, it's not because a lack of money, it's beca
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by georgyo 3y ago
Beneficiaries still have to pay an inheritance tax. The loophole is putting all your assets into a trust and declaring beneficiaries of the trust. When you die the beneficiaries only have to pay capital gains from value at the time the trus
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by georgyo 3y ago
Splunk is a great product with horrible sales and business team. The reason why them _trying_ to get off it is because they have a bunch of stuff that is easy and works in splunk, but don't want to pay the exorbitant licensing, or pay
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by georgyo 3y ago
You missed my point I think. Terraform is immensely valuable. The open source bits is 90% of that value. An enterprise will _already_ have a team managing terraform infra. Them building the parts they need from that remaining 10% may be che
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by georgyo 3y ago
This, so much this. HashiCorp pricing just made it simply impossible to pay them. Their plan was to provide a free offering that was very good, get companies hooked, and then charge our the nose for any enterprisy feature. The problem was h
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by georgyo 3y ago
This is one of the most interesting Nix tools I've seen in awhile! Nix is a fantastic tool for building isolated work artifacts, but not the greatest for actually scheduling work across a fleet of machines. This combines both worlds, I
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by georgyo 3y ago
If you have a nix environment and want to just kubernetes for orchestration, this is exactly what you want!
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by georgyo 3y ago
I don't think you made your point any better. You're talking about unwritten AND unverbalized social contracts. Entering a restaurant that has salt on the table is nothing like me entering into a written agreement for unlimited sa

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