koffiezet

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by koffiezet 6mo ago
No Belgium either, which I would have expected since tax rates here...
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by koffiezet 8mo ago
It however shifts a lot of the complexity of building the application to the distro maintainer, or a software maintainer has to prioritize for which distribution they choose to build and maintain a package, because supporting them all is a
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by koffiezet 1y ago
When interviewers use LLM gargbage to filter out participants, expect candidates to do the same.
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by koffiezet 2y ago
> Just curious. In Sweden the average devops salary is around 60k. Well there's salary, and total employee cost. Now sure how it works in Sweden, but here in Belgium it's a good rule of thumb that an employer pays +- 2,5 times
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by koffiezet 2y ago
I used vagrant in the past for this, but that's years ago.
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by koffiezet 3y ago
This is something I was actually looking for a while ago and settled for a linuxserver's docker image running vnc and sqlitebrowser to inspect some databases on my homelab, which felt like an unsatisfying solution - this looks a like a
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by koffiezet 3y ago
Not if they require a certificate containing the serial number/imei/... + a nonce provided by Apple, signed with a private key/certificate stored in the secured enclave, loaded into the device when it's manufactured.
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by koffiezet 3y ago
> Somehow I think this one is not Sony's fault entirely. Sorry but if you allow your platform to sell 3rd party content, you better have some consumer protections built-in in your contract with that 3rd party in case of such a scena
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by koffiezet 3y ago
Sure, but the communication channel between the attester and the client which it needs to verify/attest is pretty much undefined?
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by koffiezet 3y ago
What unclear to me is how the actual verification by this attester would happen. Somehow the attester, which is also a remote service, verifies your device? Are there any details on how that would happen specifically?
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by koffiezet 4y ago
I think their main problem is that regarding the i3 design, they are pretty much the only-ones contributing to improvements, I mean - when was the last time the community (or another manufacturer) actually contributed anything useful to the
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by koffiezet 4y ago
> beyond allowing others to send/receive messages Just publishing the specs will not allow anyone to send/receive iMessages. It's built on a closed loop CA / certificate system. Remember that Steve Jobs actually annou
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by koffiezet 4y ago
> They were using CentOS for no cost previously and have switched to another no cost RHEL rebuild (Rocky). Since they involved CIQ, I'm pretty sure they are now paying support for Rocky, which, if you read the article, was clear the
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by koffiezet 4y ago
> doesn't know that his core infra team just wrote something in Rust Sorry but that is something he should know. That directly affects technology radar and roadmap, HR and a bunch of other stuff.
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by koffiezet 4y ago
While it might suck for some people, the 10k message limit was always there, so if you wanted to keep history - why the hell would you be on slack? And the people here shouting matrix and "don't go to discord" have never trie
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by koffiezet 4y ago
While I think not allowing windows is a silly policy, Apple laptops still sell for a serious premium after 3 or 4 years of use. I've worked for companies where this was the sole reason for Mac being the default laptop you got. If you w
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by koffiezet 4y ago
It's never an "or" thing, it's an "and" thing, we need both. The more renewable we have, the better, but for a base-load it's hard to have this everywhere and batteries are far from an ideal solution. We d
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by koffiezet 4y ago
Let's be clear here, everything you can do in a "cloudy" environment, you could do on big servers yourself - but at what engineering and human resource cost? Because that's something many - if not most - hardware and &#x
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by koffiezet 4y ago
Well, sadly they are not
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by koffiezet 4y ago
> So your point is that once you learn how to use the tool it's easier to use the tool? Kubernetes is not just "a tool", it's a platform. So if you know the k8s fundamentals, being dropped in an unfamiliar environment
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by koffiezet 4y ago
Not for windows native images (which are a thing, but does anyone actually use them?) So in theory, no you don't need WSL.
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by koffiezet 4y ago
Can you elaborate on what mainframes do better? I'm genuinely curious (not being too familiar with mainframes).
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by koffiezet 4y ago
Microvms are just the workloads, while Kubernetes is a platform, mostly agnostic of that workload. Yes that's currently mostly containers, but you can already schedule VMs on k8s with KubeVirt.
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by koffiezet 4y ago
What k8s offers is a platform, on which people can build their own solutions. It makes solving a lot of very hard problems a lot easier and portable. Before k8s, tools like these were out of reach for small/mid companies with only a ha
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by koffiezet 4y ago
Any decent k8s engineer worth his salt should find it pretty easy to navigate this, since how you deal with that is pretty standardised. I've written custom operators and submitted upstream patches to existing-ones, it's not that
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by koffiezet 4y ago
That's why I'm interested in what wireguard op these devices would do, there's a library for that, but haven't experimented with it yet.
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by koffiezet 4y ago
My initial impressions back in 2013 when I started using Go was that it's development environment was annoyingly opinionated (the GOPROJECT env var crap, which is now gone). I was mainly using C/C++ at the time and for smaller too
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by koffiezet 4y ago
Where's the time where you could just assume it was DNS.
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by koffiezet 4y ago
I think one key aspect is lost here. A thing automation does is compartmentalise, abstract and remove the need for in-depth understanding by/for everyone involved. It's the reason why container images are the latest form of packag
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by koffiezet 4y ago
There's a reason the US has a symbolic military presence in Taiwan, most likely even on the Pratas island to train Taiwan defence troops there. It would be the first and obvious strategic target, and taking the otherwise uninhabited is

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