haarts

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by haarts 4y ago
I've been reading a bit but it seems you can't add containers after you have booted the Flatcar distro. So define it on first boot or reinstall?
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by haarts 4y ago
I don't think this is such a big deal. Yeah, you'd spent a couple of days cursing at your fingers. The bindings are an improvement and they require an investment, like all things worthwhile in life.
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by haarts 4y ago
Where are you banking?!?
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by haarts 4y ago
I'd be interested to learn a bit more about this. What are you referring to?
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by haarts 4y ago
Is there something like hackaday.com for this kind of stuff?
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by haarts 4y ago
From the article I understand that airship can only fly so high (I think because of the density of the air decreasing when you go higher). A jet stream (10km+) is far too high for an airship to reach (1.5km).
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by haarts 4y ago
Enjoy the view obviously. Cruise!
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by haarts 4y ago
I have one. Beautiful. But bought a GPU that doesn't fit because the cabling of the GPU is just a bit too much. Stick with the GPUs Thor recommends.
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by haarts 4y ago
I take heart when reading about recovered parts of expensive ashes. But I firmly believe that no project is wasted especially one that pushed the boundaries of what is commonly done. All the people working there learnt something. They might
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by haarts 4y ago
I was not familiar with it. Thank you.
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by haarts 4y ago
But it is. Your negatively charged comment just proved that.
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by haarts 4y ago
I've switch from years of Vim to years of Kakoune and am now trying Helix. While annoying I find I pick up the right keys fairly quick. A week until I get decent productivity back and a couple of months tops to truly get the hang of i
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by haarts 4y ago
This sounds more plausible than all other explanations I've read.
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by haarts 4y ago
This is a work in progress. Version 1.4 included minimal support for WASM (we are currently at version 1.5): https://crystal-lang.org/2022/04/06/1.4.0-released.html . I expect full WASM support in the near fut
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by haarts 4y ago
> You. Are. Not. Google/Facebook/Netflix/TikTok. That cannot be repeated enough. 90% of the tech flaunted here on HN is interesting only on a technical level, never in a business setting. I suspect Google released Kubernet
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by haarts 4y ago
Is there something like Freestyler for Linux?
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by haarts 4y ago
How does it work?
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by haarts 4y ago
There's a lot of confusion regarding this. TLDR: This actually involves two pieces of legislation: - Travel Rule - unhosted wallet verification Both are Anti Money Laundering (AML) laws and not Know Your Customer (KYC) laws. On any ex
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by haarts 5y ago
I would very much like to read about that too. Setting some sane security parameters for your SSH setup looks like a less jarring/drastic approach into securing SSH further[1]: - Use keys. - Allowing only strong cyphers. - Remove weak
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by haarts 5y ago
This project deserves more credit than it gets. It is vital to have a clear, unbiased view of our leaders, large and small. For investigative journalism but also for the curious citizen. Being sanctioned is no small matter and being able to
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by haarts 5y ago
I've been using it for the better part of three years after using Vim for many years. What I like about it that it is intuitive. Selections make sense. The visual feedback is great too. I've configured nearly nothing, the out of t
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by haarts 5y ago
I couldn't agree more. Recently I switched back to Rails after 10 years. I can't say I enjoy the whole asset pipeline business but I yearn for a simpler time and Rails gives that (to a degree). My only wish it was simpler to host.
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by haarts 5y ago
That last sentence surprises me a bit. What does a 3.5 audio jack have to with any of this?
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by haarts 5y ago
I use https://tailscale.com , Teleport looks similar? Or do you prefer one over the other?
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by haarts 5y ago
I liked this article about it: https://smallstep.com/blog/use-ssh-certificates/
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by haarts 5y ago
I don't think the defaults are bad. I think the defaults are generic. And I don't have a generic machine. Nobody has. Old SSH clients don't need access to my server. So I think it is a good idea to remove old cyphers. Stayin
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by haarts 5y ago
I was long of that conviction too. But the default install optimizes for a different thing, compatibility. Or at least emphasizes is more than I would do. For example I never use RSA keys. So these can go. Less cyphers => less attack sur
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by haarts 5y ago
That's brilliant!
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Simple SSH Security(disknotifier.com)
158 points by haarts 5y ago|94 comments
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by haarts 5y ago
Windows support is an active area of focus but not there yet.

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