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by igetspam 6y ago
I would stop using gitlab immediately if that happened.
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by igetspam 6y ago
Sure but that doesn't mean the thing we "gotta" do should be meaningless. Black and white are used throughout history for mostly non racist discussion. The terms "blacklist" and "whitelist" have nothing to
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by igetspam 6y ago
I have two pigs. They've very clean animals. Only pigs that are forced to live in piles of their own feces are "filthy." A pig with options will use mud to protect them from the sun but they prefer to bathe in water. Call
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by igetspam 6y ago
We already have sensible OS level and app level baselines in CIS workbenches. There's also code to apply the policies and check the policies. It's nice that this is an attempt to set some kind of sanity in a single shell script b
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by igetspam 6y ago
I've been wanting to implement knockd on something for years but people always push back. I don't actually think it's incredibly useful but I love the cool factor. Good for you for actually doing it.
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by igetspam 6y ago
Should be not must. The RFC doesn't required it. SSL implementations are complicated. Browsers might accept this up until hmthe Nth SAN, at which point they stop reading because they have arbitrary SAN limits (not in the spec). Some i
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by igetspam 6y ago
I'm shocked that was the goal but I also couldn't grok the intent. The bar doesn't need to expand and look silly to make it obvious it's the selected input. We have perfectly adequate elements for that already. I assumed
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by igetspam 6y ago
The first time I saw it, I thought it was a UI bug. Is it supposed to expand, cartoonishly, beyond the confines of the existing bar, when you select it for input? It feels like an element designed as a helper for people with limited wrist&
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by igetspam 6y ago
I have worse. Never presented a problem. I've had every background check that didn't end with a security clearance and some that, had we been doing more gov work, might have. Never once had a problem, even at a FAANG. I wouldn&#
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by igetspam 7y ago
Doesn't come through in my RSS reader, unfortunately.
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by igetspam 7y ago
Warning: Facebook (Had it said that in the title of the post, I'd have skipped this story.)
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by igetspam 7y ago
You forgot "all the changes from the new Ubuntu 20.04 release," which is a lot. What Xubuntu does is provides an improved user experience on top of Ubuntu so their specific change log will always be rather slim. That's probab
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by igetspam 7y ago
Thank you. Searching for anthos and istio got me the info I needed. Istio, when finally configured, is pretty fantastic. Leveraging it for multi cloud clusters is already possible so a service that streamlines that feels like a natural step
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by igetspam 7y ago
Cite your sources. I spent years at Google. The trajectory was obvious even a decade ago. There were many reasons to leave and many of us did. I didn't have to wait for a line in the sand because we knew what was on the horizon and lea
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by igetspam 7y ago
> In comparison with the PinePhone 'Braveheart' devices which launched in 2019, the PinePhone UBports 'Community Edition' devices are distiguished by a new motherboard revision and a custom backplate bearing the UBpor
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by igetspam 7y ago
So much this. It seems to actively encourage NOT using threads. The mobile experience is somewhat better except it's a disorganized mess and I believe they force the auto rendering WYSIWYG. (Stopped updating after they told me they wou
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by igetspam 7y ago
Unless you know pigs. I can assure you they don't actually like it. They prefer clean water but go with mud because it's usually available. Wrestling with them in anything makes them unhappy (they're prey animals and it'
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by igetspam 7y ago
I know you're saying that in jest but it's a good idea. If my wife wasn't sometimes active with a NPO, I'd have it filtered at the network.
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by igetspam 7y ago
That's what I'm planning. I've been happy enough with jitsi that I'm going to run my own and enforce auth policies.
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by igetspam 7y ago
I tried that the other day and could only get a 403. Is their web portal still active? I ended up just dialing in.
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by igetspam 7y ago
I take it you don't have kids. The stacks of ads in apps for kids is nuts and Amazon will gladly feed them to you. Walk away for 5m to feed let's and come back to your kid watching a trailer for some dumb movie. Take it away becau
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by igetspam 7y ago
My kid is 2.5 and especially now when we can't get her out of the house, we're relying on a tablet for some of her socializing (seeing friends and family on video chat). We often use this while we're cooking and cleaning. Am
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by igetspam 7y ago
This is what I do. I have a small dynamo table and a Python script I run from cron. I grab all updates since the last run and apply all changes to the running service. I have the config option set to write out the config on service stop, so
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by igetspam 7y ago
Anecdotally: I have run ipsec based VPNs, openvpn, SSH tunnel based VPNs, etc. Almost all have been a bit of a PITA. I walked someone through setting up a WG based VPN two weeks ago, at a wework in Jakarta. Took 10m via slack. The machine
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by igetspam 7y ago
Perhaps because the safety of the majority should outweigh the minority. If you'd like to risk yourself, why shouldn't you be the one to move to a high infection site? Why protect you and yours and not me and mine? Those who opt
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by igetspam 7y ago
The possible end result of the disease is death. Which cure is worse? A 44 year old school teacher and father of six died in my county. He went from sick to dead in a week. He had no underlying conditions that made him "at risk.&quot
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by igetspam 7y ago
We just put our nanny on furlough. I'm going to keep sending her partial payment because we really value her. We not-quite-jokingly offered to have her move in for a while but she has kids and that's not really possible. If she
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by igetspam 7y ago
I had no idea there was even a web version. Does it work in Linux? Zoom often leaves me with broken audio and I really dislike having to have more rarely used software trying to stick around in memory. I uninstall it after each use, purely
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by igetspam 7y ago
Netflix solve backbone pressure with open connect. Last mile delivery is still up to the ISP but that won't "break the internet."
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by igetspam 7y ago
Yes. I've been preaching to people I see complaining about the lack of TP. Get one for every toilet. Pat dry. No struggle to find TP. Easy peasy.

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