ibotty

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   by ibotty 10y ago

   So you just don't use remote filesystems? That's a solution! Honestly, whenever the init system is configured correctly, you don't run into these problems all ops know a story about. It helps that systemd makes it easier to c
2. 302.▲
   by ibotty 10y ago

   So there is Socialism in the USA? There sure as hell is Capitalism in Germany.
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   by ibotty 10y ago

   I like the url. man-k is so much cleaner than apropos. How could I google that?
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   by ibotty 10y ago

   Note, that tomte is the author.
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   by ibotty 11y ago

   You don't necessarily know your rng is being attacked. Rekeying frequently makes passive attacks way harder, so it makes sense to rekey as a often as you can.
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   by ibotty 11y ago

   There is youcompleteme for vim.
7. 307.▲
   by ibotty 11y ago

   There are other tools that can get data from a docker v2 registry.
8. 308.▲
   by ibotty 11y ago

   Not that CRAM-MD5 is particularly secure.
9. 309.▲
   by ibotty 11y ago

   It's the connection between not-computer-savvy and female and elderly.
10. 310.▲
    by ibotty 11y ago

    There is an open bug report on firefox' bugzilla to incorporate servo's css engine (afaict): https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1243581
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    I strongly doubt that! Josh knows the terminology. It was surly just an oversight.
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    It regularly is.
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    That does not answer the question on how to capture _different_ application logs.
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    what's the point of > sh -c /path/to/program
15. 315.▲
    by ibotty 11y ago

    That was autocomplete on my phone...
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    here is the blog entry of linux akesson, the winner about his entry. https://news.ycombinator.com/edit?id=11032712
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    Linus Akesson: the winning Underhanded C contest entry 2015(linusakesson.net)

    14 points by ibotty 11y ago|1 comments
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    afaik the only part of kubernetes accessing etcd is the master. Nodes don't need and can't access etcd directly. That still leaves the secret in plain view on the nodes that run the pod that needs the service. It would be great to
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    There is also RedHat's openshift that got rebuild on top of kubernetes and is alive and striving.
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    It's docker's networking library. If you want to integrate your networking into docker and not provide the necessary flags on docker daemon startup, you will have to integrate mess with it.
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    32c3: edited recordings(media.ccc.de)

    6 points by ibotty 11y ago|2 comments
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    Skip about 15 minutes to get to the talk.
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    32c3: live recordings (unedited)(streaming.media.ccc.de)

    1 points by ibotty 11y ago|1 comments
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    convenience.
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    No ecc, no protection from memory corruption. You shouldn't use them for anything serious!
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    you can revoke it, and use it for commercial purposes? startssl has many drawbacks.
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    yes
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    That's very interesting. I am curious whether that can be integrated properly into kubernetes.
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    did you do that already?
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    by ibotty 11y ago

    That's coming. It's going to be an extension.