gizdan

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by gizdan 5y ago
I'm aware, but I thought iMessage had some hardware identifier that was necessary to use it. I guess my understanding was incorrect then!
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by gizdan 5y ago
> This could be an interesting way to run mautrix-imesssage Wouldn't you be able to have only a single identity? Because unless you can have multiple identities with a single instance, it would be a very expensive way of having iMes
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by gizdan 5y ago
In much of Europe commas are thousand separators, dots are decimal point separators. So what you're seeing is fifty eight euros and thirty one euro-cents.
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by gizdan 5y ago
Anyone any thought on using this in a homelab (just random servers such as laptops and microservers) with K8s vs normal containers?
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by gizdan 5y ago
I don't know a whole lot about Redis, so I'm struggling to understand what this is. Am I correct in saying that this is just the clustering mechanism? So I'd need to run Redis instances, and use this to cluster them? If so, w
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by gizdan 5y ago
A while ago I tried parsing my payslips with PDF.js. It took me way too long to figure out the API calls needed. There were a few examples and that's it.
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by gizdan 5y ago
Cool, so that's certainly new. But even then, you're dealing with the Raft protocol. The different is it's built into Nomad compared to Kubernetes where it's a separate service. I just don't see Nomad and Co being t
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by gizdan 5y ago
This is just false. I've run Vault in an Enterprise and unless something has changed in the last 12 months, Hashicorp's recommendation for Vaul has been 1 Consul cluster for Vault's data store, and 1 for it's (and other
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by gizdan 5y ago
> But one of them has 10 times the components than the other I've said this before. Kubernetes gives you a lot more too. For example in Nomad you don't have secrets management, so you need to set up Vault. Both Nomad and Vault
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by gizdan 5y ago
JSON was designed for machine readability, HCL was designed for human readability. HCL requires a lot more code to parse and many more resources to keep in memory vs JSON. I think it completely makes sense to do it this way. K8s is the same
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by gizdan 5y ago
Surprised Woob[0] (formerly Weboob) isn't on the list. It's designed for specific tasks, such as getting transactions from your bank, events from different event pages, and much. [0] https://woob.tech/
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by gizdan 5y ago
I thought Atom development was stopped? Guess I was mistaken.
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by gizdan 5y ago
I used to use it some years back when I was still on Windows and using Chrome. It was pretty good for a Windows environment. For a Linux/Mac environment, it doesn't come close to a proper terminal emulator. It'll do the job,
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by gizdan 5y ago
Is there a windows image that contains none of the hard dependencies like Edge and all stuff? I'm looking for a Windows 10/11 with every that's not necessary stripped out for a local VM for when I need Windows. Ideally thin
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by gizdan 5y ago
Sadly the page isn't available on Google Books anymore[0], you might still be able to get the book itself. There also might be a Hacker News thread on it too or it'll be on Reddit. It's one of those places I'll have seen
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by gizdan 5y ago
Also, pretty sure Python was called out as one of the main reasons why some hundred of Google Video engineers couldn't keep up with YouTube prior to Google's purchase. Python might not be the most performant, but once you need the
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by gizdan 5y ago
I don't see any Go based ones? Does anyone know of a good one?
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by gizdan 5y ago
Uuh, don't? Data inside S3 buckets have a different lifecycle from anything that you'd otherwise be doing in Terraform.
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by gizdan 5y ago
> Running on a VM is much more like running on a plain physical node. Sure, and containers are just plain processes on a VM. The exact code that controls processes in a VM, also controls processes inside a container. As long as the under
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by gizdan 5y ago
Amazon already has customers. If their other products are to go by, they'll just give you an account if you have an Amazon account. Probably combined with free games if you have a prime account and you can imagine that it won't ta
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by gizdan 5y ago
Yep. Honestly when I read that sentence I turned off. This note is a rant against the whistle-blower, without even an empty apology.
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by gizdan 5y ago
There's also dot-http[0] which aims to provide a similar interface to what IntelliJ's requests feature has. I've used it a few times. It's a shame development has died, so hopefully Hurl can take its place. [0] https:&#
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by gizdan 5y ago
I understand, but social engineering 1.5 billion names in a spreadsheet that can be automated is lots easier than social engineering 1.5 billion people in a phone book with no real automation available. But again, the big difference here is
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by gizdan 5y ago
Prior to me becoming more privacy conscious I had 700+ "friends", of which less than 250 I actually ever met or was acquainted with. I recall one very specific interaction with one of those random requests of some person adding me
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by gizdan 5y ago
Right, that's what I mean with "Facebook gives you the illusion that you can opt out of this data being public". I recall when I still had Facebook, many people would randomly add you and pretend to be random people, sometime
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by gizdan 5y ago
> So basically, everything I used to be able to get in a phone book. Honestly, at this point all of that information should just be considered public, because it obviously is. With a phonebook (at least back in the day), you didn't
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by gizdan 5y ago
If they know my location, and other devices's MAC address, surely it stands to reason that they know those those devices's location?
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by gizdan 5y ago
"It's shit" is not constructive feedback. As the parent commenter said, this is a relatively UI toolkit, and this desktop environment implementation is even younger. It takes time and effort to tweak things and there's n
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by gizdan 5y ago
How is this "biased toward FUD"? The article is written and published by Kraken, one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges. They've discovered valid vulnerabilities and I'm not sure how it's FUD.
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by gizdan 5y ago
I mean all of that tells me that you could do whatever you really want. Never mind the admin panel, even if it won't let you change the wallet, overwriting the firmware would certainly allow you to change the wallet where Bitcoins go.

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