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by hbogert 2y ago
sorry to be so pedantic, but passkeys is not a superset. All implementations and even the wording of the yubikeys creators say that it is the discoverable and passwordless option. See [1], i have not seen counter examples where they are wr
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by hbogert 2y ago
no right? passkeys are discoverable CTAP2, as in, no primary login required. U2F is 2nd factor and you still have to do a primary login first.
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by hbogert 2y ago
I'm not sure why you'd say that. Framework still hasn't gotten their s0ix standby stuff fixed for all generations. Used a t480s for 5 years and it was awesome. And now my t14 gen3 is doing pretty fine as well. What are the i
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by hbogert 2y ago
Agreed so much. The total neglect for people still using lo-DPI (a macos term) screens is just plan insult. I see a lot of excuses for axing subpixel hinting with the solution being, "buy a hi-DPI screen."
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by hbogert 2y ago
so in two words: Champagne socialists
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by hbogert 2y ago
i've been at the edges of docker-compose. We were always conceptually recreating kubernetes. I'm so happy we've got k8s now and sparingly use some operators where needed, couldn't be happier. The obvious example was cer
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by hbogert 2y ago
ah man, this so much. I've had the honor to work with very good freelancers and couldn't imagine they would've stayed as long as they did if I wouldn't have firewalled them off. I hope someone will do the same to me when
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by hbogert 2y ago
is it me or is emacs just incredibly slow on machines which have endpoint security installed? O/c it's not emacs' fault directly, but all the compiling and loading in of small files really hurts the cold start scenario. So I
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by hbogert 2y ago
The html it spit out was horrendous, but it was a good gateway to web development.
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by hbogert 2y ago
The regressions in standby/suspend are staggering inthe last 3-5 years. Peak stability was with my t480s, just proper s3 support. Currently it's hit and miss with this silly s0ix shenanigan.
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by hbogert 2y ago
Yeah i feel the same, however sometimes I just think math is only appreciated until you're older for a lot of people and that's when you gravitate towards these kinds of channels.
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by hbogert 2y ago
this was super fun when i configured this a couple of years ago. Had a couple of chats with really smart people. They helped me a lot. Would be fun to connect my k8s cluster to it.
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by hbogert 2y ago
why is it abysmal? I have to say ubuntu at one point half-assed its introduction. After that it never failed me and streamlined so many things.
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by hbogert 2y ago
Through a gossipping algorithm
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by hbogert 2y ago
Why is this flagged?
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by hbogert 2y ago
not sure I agree with the article or not, just wanted to state there's a third option: you can define your ignore rules per project but not necessarily share the, by putting the ignore rules in: .git/info/exclude
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by hbogert 2y ago
Oh, now I'm eager to now why you think KCL is middle ground, but cuelang and timoni are not. What is inherent to KCL that is so powerful that you can not due in CUE?
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by hbogert 2y ago
attention was all they needed.
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by hbogert 2y ago
Have you seen timoni? it ticks all my boxes. It uses cuelang which admittedly is a steeper learning curve, but o boi, its conceptual model is so nice once it 'clicks' https://timoni.sh/
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by hbogert 2y ago
Man I'd love some real war story sharing here! This might save me some time. B/c I have to admit i'm still in my honeymoon period with CUE
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by hbogert 2y ago
Huh? When how and to what extent?
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by hbogert 2y ago
His take on text interpolation is very right. I'm a SWE turned SRE because as a developer I really enjoyed using K8s. But as a full-time SRE where I work just means YAML juggling. It's mind numbing that everybody is okay with this
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by hbogert 2y ago
1,025 Pokémon.. if only it was three less it would've fitted in a /22. Alas, /21 it is.
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by hbogert 2y ago
if that were the case, i wouldn't have such problems with client certificates.
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by hbogert 2y ago
ok, but no 10Gbit
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by hbogert 2y ago
That's not really odd is it? If it runs cooler thanks to the under-clocking, then it's pretty much explained right?
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by hbogert 2y ago
When I was doing more hardcore dev instead of SRE'ing I settled on git branchless[1], was well worth the experimenting you have to do to get it into your mental model. now that I hardly ever have 2 layer deep stacks I just settle on m
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by hbogert 2y ago
This is one of the reasons I'm pessimistic that intel will regain the Fab crown. How can you compete with this?
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by hbogert 2y ago
Yeah I've got enormous sweetspot for oxide. They sometimes take you back to the 90s at sun. While I was to young to do actual coding in the 90s, somehow it triggers instant nostalgia. Also oxide is doing god's work for servers. I&
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by hbogert 2y ago
If that is the same as the macbook air's of that year, than good luck to ya. The chipsets of that year are a horrible mess. Even in macos is it was finicky with a 1+ year bug that wifi would not come up automatically if your macbook

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