honestSysAdmin

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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
I wonder how many of those are bots.
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
Iceberg is a pretty cool guy, he consolidates the Parquet and doesn't afraid of anything.
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
Some of us are "spoiled" by Rust. About ten years ago the Erlang argument may have been somewhat compelling. Now we use software libraries that don't crash in the first place. Not every Rust library meets that metric, but usi
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
Yeah, you're right, Redox using a micro-kernel architecture taking inspiration from Plan9 and seL4 is not new ideas. What Redox is doing differently than the others that is new is successfully delivering these ideas. Redox has delivere
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
Some of the zpool configurations I have set up seem "odd" to others, but they do have a purpose and are well thought out. What motivated you to combine ZFS and bcache? What did that configuration look like? What was the thinking b
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
illumos on RISC-V with CHERI would be the ultimate. There is another variant of RISC-V that is spectre immune. I have also recently heard of approaches at compile-time, such as RESPECTRE, that remove the spectre problem.
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
https://learning-0mq-with-pyzmq.readthedocs.io/en/latest/pyzmq/patterns/pair.html
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
The best answer, given the specific opposite edges you have broadly specified, is https://redox-os.org/
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
Seemed like "everyone" switched to Podman and Buildah over two years ago. Nothing screams "amateur and clueless" like still using Docker.
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
I don't expect ZFS to be dethroned this decade, nor the next one.
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
Thanks to social media, Facebook in particular, and sometimes Instagram, I have gotten laid. Thanks to social media I have gotten laid more than I otherwise would have, or probably should have. I have not had the same experience with cigare
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
As a consultant I often accompany CTO/CIO/CISO to both formal and informal events. I also have a working relationship with many other categories of executives and some board members. When I talk to execs and board members in a pri
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
Rural USA is extremely distrustful and quick to show both that distrust and disdain towards any Silicon Valley based company. "Technology is bad" is the general sentiment. These are "fossil of America" places where priva
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
If you've ever been stalked by a crazy ex-girlfriend who is from a very rich family, you'll probably feel a little "paranoid" or whatever. I was already on the "I just want to be left alone" vibe generally befo
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
Fortunately, there are plenty of private sector companies investigating Salt Typhoon. I can speak for the firm I work for. Our clients are effectively invulnerable to Salt Typhoon. Yes, I know that sounds like a "big claim" but it
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
CISA is the organization that declared that the 2020 election was the most secure election ever. So it is expected that CISA would get "liquidated" by this new administration.
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
The Silk Road run by Ross Ulbricht did not have assassins on it, nor did it have any human trafficking on it. I support your right to disagree with the pardon. But please don't recklessly post disinformation like that.
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
I guess I'm not so "crazy" for funneling all my Android's outbound traffic through a VPN that does two hops.
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
A lot of people in the U.S. are not happy with the corporation that was running a lot of local news stations. This isn't the 1990s, we have broadband internet now. Everybody knows. https://rumble.com/v593bca-sinclair
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
A little bit difficult to get the president elect who is to be inaugurated today (the 20th) when that same president elect in his own words reasonably believes that the 2020 election was stolen. I think we're all very certain that a th
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
I have a problem and it needs to be everyone else's problem too.
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
Long before UKI was a thing, this kind of attack was prevented by hardcoding into an EFI stub kernel the sha512 hash of a trusted initrd that would verify the cryptographic authenticity of the initrd that did the "heavy lifting" (
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
https://www.vox.com/22553793/gila-monster-lizard-venom-inspired-obesity-drug-semaglutide
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
18 U.S. Code § 242 - Deprivation of rights under color of law https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/242
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
This looks like an amazingly useful tool. Would be great to see this for other languages.
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
Since the year 2007, my working assumption is that if data is not on ZFS on physically redundant media that the data has not been successfully saved. And, any machines that don't have ZFS (some RedHat based boxes) should be configured
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
What you can do is have a cron job that continuously polls one or more URLs looking for tarballs with Git repos accompanied by GnuPG or Signify signatures. The primary idea is that the tarballs are only unpacked and executed if the signatur
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
https://openzfs.github.io/openzfs-docs/Getting%20Started/index.html ZFS runs on all major Linux distros, the source is compiled locally and there is no meaningful license problem. In datacenter and "ent
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
Bloated/unnecessary bureaucracy is essential to the bribe collection process.
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by honestSysAdmin 2y ago
Thank you.

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