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by grawlinson 5y ago
Can’t you just install systemd in a Docker container? Can you expand on your comment? I’m interested in what you mean by it.
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by grawlinson 5y ago
We removed Symbola from the official Arch repositories because of these license changes. Namely these (paraphrased) snippets: 1) The developer retains all rights to previous, current and future versions of UFAS. 2) Users are prohibited from
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by grawlinson 5y ago
Arch packager here, looks like this can't realistically be packaged due to a dependency (runv[0]) being deprecated at it's upstream source. A lot of these container runtimes are needlessly complicated and not very enjoyable to pac
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by grawlinson 5y ago
Calling docker battle tested is an extremely long stretch. It has several security issues[0], many of which are ignored by upstream as "working as intended". [0]: https://blog.newsblur.com/2021/06/28&#x2F
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by grawlinson 5y ago
Seems like some distributions patch out the nagware. I know Arch Linux does[0]. [0]: https://github.com/archlinux/svntogit-community/tree/package...
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by grawlinson 5y ago
My ISP (My Republic; a Singaporean company operating in New Zealand) does not provide IPv6, and I’ve emailed with a request for IPv6. There’s no need for it, apparently.
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by grawlinson 5y ago
I’m surprised medium is still used/allowed on HN. I can’t access the article because medium is requiring me to sign up to see it…
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by grawlinson 5y ago
Doesn't this just move the point of strain from the end of the connector to the end of the spring? I could be mistaken.
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by grawlinson 5y ago
How big is it? And what do you think would be reasonable sizes for the 32MB image (3675 x 5475) floating around?
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by grawlinson 6y ago
Whereabouts does it say that it's deprecated? The GitHub link doesn't state anything. Do you know of any alternatives? EDIT: Nevermind, I skipped the picture-stamp thingies.
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by grawlinson 6y ago
My Linode VPS was put on this RBL approximately 3 days ago. The VPS has been under my sole control for at least two years, after some investigation I came to the same conclusion as the article's author.
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by grawlinson 6y ago
Because electron consumes CPU cycles and RAM like there's no tomorrow.
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by grawlinson 6y ago
A few years ago, I tried using ansible to automate setup of PiHole. That did not go well because it's essentially a poorly coded hobby-level project. I've since switched to BIND (named) & it's fantastic implementation of
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by grawlinson 6y ago
> The difficulty in fencing such extremely rare items must be immense. It's probably similar to other underworld industries, steal-to-order is definitely more common than what people expect.
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by grawlinson 6y ago
If anyone's ever in Stockholm, I strongly recommend visiting the Vasamuseet[0]. It's amazing how much of the ship is actually intact, and I love how you can interact with it. [0]: https://www.vasamuseet.se/
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by grawlinson 6y ago
Any sysadmin worth their salt would’ve seen this coming from a mile off. My self hosted mail server only runs {smtp,imap}s, due to encryption being required from the get-go. Any other way seems foolish.
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by grawlinson 6y ago
One of my computers has been aptly named 'THESEUS' due to what was replaced on it. By the time it was repaired to an acceptable level, the only original component remaining was the chassis.
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by grawlinson 6y ago
You could install Debian with an encrypted root, then add the Proxmox repositories afterwards.
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by grawlinson 6y ago
LXC (and LXD, by extension) is packaged on Arch Linux as a binary, not a snap. I'm really grateful that the packagers worked with upstream to make this possible, as I heavily utilise LXC in my workspace.
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by grawlinson 6y ago
This is amazingly well written and goes into enough depth without being too verbose. I like it!
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by grawlinson 7y ago
It's the same in New Zealand, my particular ISP offers IPoE[0]. I have a repurposed PowerEdge R210II connected as a firewall/router. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPoE
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by grawlinson 7y ago
The cool thing about libco, is that it's also used in LXD. Quite a novel use for this library!
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by grawlinson 7y ago
It's common practise to put these devices on their own VLAN that is completely isolated from network access, except for the controller device (NVR, etc). I'd consider these items completely and utterly unfit for purpose, even thes
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by grawlinson 7y ago
It’s effective for _known_ domains, active analysis of your IoT device would eventually show all communications made. I find it easier to just put the device in its own VLAN with zero internet access. Like the author has said, there’s no cl
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by grawlinson 7y ago
No issues on my machine on Linux 5.3, running today's build of Firefox Nightly.
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by grawlinson 7y ago
They're not joking. They're essentially reflowing the PCB connections. It _is_ only a temporary fix, though.
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by grawlinson 7y ago
> I haven't been following any back-and-forth, but I'm a fan of exploit mitigation so I'll chime in and say to anyone browsing here that https://www.openbsd.org/papers/ru13-deraadt/mgp00001.html
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by grawlinson 7y ago
Shit like this is why I run macOS on my XPS 13. If Apple aren't willing to get their shit together, why should I wait for them?
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by grawlinson 8y ago
It would be an improvement!
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by grawlinson 8y ago
90% of time on Reddit is spent via mobile app (iOS: Apollo, Android: Relay), and the remainder (desktop) is old.reddit.com. I can't stand the new interface, and the way that Reddit is heading is basically Digg 3.0.

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