k_roy

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by k_roy 3y ago
I use proxmox all over the place. I don't know that I would use it as a replacement for cockpit.
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by k_roy 3y ago
Sure. I used to be one of the ideological ones using Devuan. "A number" being the operative word here. It's a small number, and for a pretty good reason. I get there is an important reason to have choice, but bragging about
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by k_roy 3y ago
Are we still fighting systemd? Why beyond being different? Proudly announcing "but I don't use systemd" seems less like a humblebrag and more like an old man "get off my lawn"
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by k_roy 3y ago
Because it's the difference between someone gaining access to a single mailbox versus the whole config.
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by k_roy 3y ago
Except it's only impacted in a pretty non-standard config. Not that it's not important to disseminate the knowledge, but the chosen title here is deliberatley sensational
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by k_roy 3y ago
So you are operating every other product that was impacted by this? This headline is pretty misleading as the article outlines you would need a fairly non-standard config to be exploited like this. Versus many other products that the stock
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by k_roy 3y ago
the article literally points out the somewhat rare configuration you would have to have to be exploited by this. The way this headline is worded is pretty misleading, and you clearly sucked it up.
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by k_roy 3y ago
Do you know why? It makes sense. It's effectively a legal monopoly right now. He's going to manufacturing to bottom-line the costs.
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by k_roy 3y ago
This is a bit of an interesting take from: https://www.migadu.com/procon/ "We could enable 2FA on the webmail, but IMAP/POP/SMTP accesses remain unprotected which beats the purpose. We are working on sol
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by k_roy 3y ago
> We just don't need the sensationalism - it turns people off and away from all the silliness. And flat out ignoring it turns you into a Republican, and clearly hasn't accomplished anything so far. You can't complain about
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by k_roy 3y ago
and the Mercator projection is horrible.
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by k_roy 3y ago
I think you are missing the point by a mile. Their whole spiel is about "privacy first". https://www.fastmail.com/privacy-first-company I don't even use my @fastmail.com address. I have like 6 domains that I
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by k_roy 3y ago
Sure. But the point still stands.
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by k_roy 3y ago
This is probably more ancient documentation for switchers from Apache. The main reason for this is to make sure your htaccess file is outside of the document root. This is horrible behavior Apache had (still has?), and is a security issue.
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by k_roy 3y ago
It's a nice thought, but most distros poop all over FHS anyway. When was the last time you hopped between distros Ubuntu->OpenSUSE->Fedora and had packages be in the same spot? Because I distro hop a LOT and they almost NEVER ar
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by k_roy 3y ago
ha, 1) nginx is a webserver not a development ecosystem, and 2) You'll probably find if you look that many people using Node are also using nginx, because they are complementary, not exclusionary, and 3) open your eyes and reality a bi
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by k_roy 3y ago
it's used, but not very often. tftp is one that is regularly served out of there. In reality, larger software projects like nginx and apache have their own opinions and usually serve out of different places.
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by k_roy 3y ago
And your statement here is part of the problem. Too many doctors are quick to look at a person and their lifestyle and just say "welp, get outside, get more active, lose some weight, get some sun" There are cases where supplement
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by k_roy 3y ago
This is exactly why I switched some months back to lsd after years of using exa. The muscle memory of `ls -alt` and `ls -alrt` was too powerful for me to switch to `-snew`, even after literal years.
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by k_roy 3y ago
> not 1000s of world filled with unique content. Because then it's not a game with "leap in game design"
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by k_roy 3y ago
can they use it to exploit us and collect more money? That's the real decider
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by k_roy 3y ago
So now you can take the time to read? And engage? because you said you don't do that. > First you pointed out your extensive experience as a basis for your argument and now when you realize you're completely out of your depth
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by k_roy 3y ago
lol, are you seriously trying to state that there's been zero evolution in coding practice in 30+ years? Do you still using CVS as well? Is OOP the only way to live in your world? Java+Flash seems like a great way to make interactive
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by k_roy 3y ago
> is because people weren't trying to be fancy and they kept the dependencies to a minimum I've been in professional development for 25 years now, and I've heard people say this before NUMEROUS times. You know who the peop
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by k_roy 3y ago
This seems a bit more like a "you" issue. I dug through it and even compiled it quickly without an issue. The code looks clean, and well organized, and even supports multiple languages. Just because code isn't PHP, python, o
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by k_roy 3y ago
> The pro-RMS vs anti-RMS thing going on since RMS's removal from the FSF in 2019 it's been going on MUCH longer than that. No matter what he's done for free software, he's also a super-creep based on some of his com
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by k_roy 3y ago
hey... I know this post.... I need to write a follow-up so bad. VyOS has evolved a BUNCH since I wrote this, but the same basic ideas apply. Mostly some configuration nodes have moved around.
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by k_roy 3y ago
Let's be fair though, that actually happening in movies has dropped dramatically. So many people I know vape now, and there is basically no way you can make vaping look cool onscreen
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by k_roy 3y ago
Alternatively, we can acknowledge the catastrophic climate collapse that is happening all over the world. At the rate we seem to be going, we might have another decade or so before things get uncomfortable enough that we’ll be asking the AI
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