krinchan

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by krinchan 5y ago
I feel like namespaces came much later than Docker Hub, but I can’t really find a good historical record of docker registry features (or at least easily searchable ones). The global namespace was either forcibly cleaned or delegated to who
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by krinchan 5y ago
> So in summary, k8s is generally the right solution for larger orgs because it enforces better split of responsibilities and establishes a powerful (relatively) easy to use API that can support practically everything. And therein lies t
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by krinchan 5y ago
Unfortunately, my enterprise scale employer forced me onto ECS on EC2 for some of my apps for a very specific reason: Reserved instance pricing. I think there’s reserved instance-like pricing for Fargate now. For one particular set of conta
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by krinchan 5y ago
I use sed -ibak ‘10d’ ~/.ssh/.known_hosts so many times a week. awk, sed, and regex really are the two programs I am happy to have learned well at my first job. They’ve helped me immensely throughout my 10 years as someone who bri
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by krinchan 5y ago
Fun fact: Debian is working towards[1] and Arch already has merged / and /usr. /bin is a soft link to /usr/bin and similarly with sbin and lib. [1]: https://wiki.debian.org/UsrMerge
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by krinchan 5y ago
> Does WoW use LuaJIT? I thought it used the reference Lua 5.1 VM, simply because that was the newest version when it was first released. I didn’t mean to imply WoW was using luajit, apologies. I was under the impression that over the y
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by krinchan 5y ago
Lua's biggest thing is that it's pretty easy to embed inside a C/C++ application safely, for relative definitions of "safe" spanning "preventing the Lua code from segfaulting your application" to "pre
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by krinchan 5y ago
You’re confusing language with the compiled bytecode virtual machine that it runs on. OpenJDK underpins almost all of the VMs out there. Sure Android has it’s own JVM, but kotlin, scala, closure, jruby, jython, and more all still need to be
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by krinchan 5y ago
I think the other key feature they’re angling for is suspension or banning of a Facebook account for whatever reason will no longer cost you your entire Oculus library. It’s a very long standing problem. Many people created new Facebook ac
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by krinchan 5y ago
I always feel like journald was not fully complete before major distros swapped over to systemd. I like the problems it was trying to solve and I get the reasons journald went with a binary database file. I’ve personally been burned multipl
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by krinchan 5y ago
Okay so I think I understand your objection a bit more. So fish only wants you to define a function called fish_prompt in order to customize the prompt. That function can be defined however you want. It can be in fish’s equivalent of .bashr
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by krinchan 5y ago
I liked fish a lot but various tooling at work just expected you to be working in something sh-like. I handled sourcing files of env vars with some utility functions but I still found myself having to drop into bash/zsh pretty often. I
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by krinchan 5y ago
Or zgenom[0]. Or if you want to get ESPECIALLY froggy and async with your shell startup, zinit[1]. I ran zinit for years before moving to zgenom. A large swath of electron apps use some weird NPM library to “resolve” your shell environment
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by krinchan 5y ago
I just use nodenv via anyenv. All the ${X}vm utilities have massive startup lag for some reason.
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by krinchan 5y ago
Setting a specific path as an “autoload” path to load shell functions is in bash and zsh too?
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by krinchan 5y ago
Yeaaaah this isn’t a cult. Though it’s interesting to learn my grandparents’ “home church” could scale that far. @.@
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by krinchan 5y ago
In fact, this only works if combined with a Secure Boot disabling exploit. Secure boot (despite the MS key...thing) still would prevent the modified bootmgr.efi from booting. The article works very hard to bury that bit.
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by krinchan 5y ago
> Older Millennials Bloomberg has dubbed us Geriatric Millennials now. I'm sorry you missed the memo.
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by krinchan 5y ago
At some point, for everyday users, the amount of friction and bright red will just mean that they move on to another site. What popular site isn't using HTTPS? But I'm not even talking about desktop browsers, here. It'll star
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by krinchan 5y ago
Yeah, I empathize but he's really not reading current trends at all if he thinks HTTP is still going to be around in 3 years. I can't wait for the pure hell that is captive WiFi once browsers provide sufficient friction to accessi
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by krinchan 5y ago
UEFI has really made it difficult to dual boot, especially off the same drive. Windows 10 overwriting your GRUB install every major update is just pure hell. Then if you opt for separate physical disks, you must forego fastboot features so
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by krinchan 5y ago
I don’t see why I, the end user, should be forced to make that differentiation since Terraform is effectively useless without the providers from the big three. Statements like “you’re blaming the wrong people” is in the same spirit as what
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by krinchan 5y ago
We have an internal provider that handles generation of IAM Roles and IAM users via an external API for various security reasons I may or may not agree with. The constant provider changes in 0.10 and upward were extremely painful. We actua
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by krinchan 5y ago
I realize terraform turned 1.0 recently but I still harbor a lot of anger towards them for 0.11 to 1.0. They were selling support and enterprise features and convinced everyone to go all on on terraform and the result was pure hell getting
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by krinchan 5y ago
It’ll cost votes. Universally. No matter who the constituents normally vote for they will not vote for someone that supports low-income housing of that sort. It’s kinda obvious in hindsight, I just never connected the dots till it was point
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by krinchan 5y ago
Agree to disagree on the rest, I don’t feel there’s more to say that would convince you or vice versa. But I will respond to this point: I said: > Anyway, the NMEC database is NDA’ed and a secret. It’s not open to review or auditing. NME
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by krinchan 5y ago
I never realized boarding houses were almost entirely illegal. I’ve often wondered where they went and why they don’t exist. It seems almost the single most useful thing conservatives and libertarians could do that is precisely within their
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by krinchan 5y ago
> The parts of it being uploaded to iCloud, not the whole thing, yes? This is policy, not capability. The capability is each and every image can be scanned. > As I understand it, the whole point is that the hashes are computed on-devi
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by krinchan 5y ago
There is no good spec. There are several conventions that are almost always IdP specific. That said, you hit on the main point: The best way to handle Single Log Out is to not handle single log out. If I log out of a federated AWS session,
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by krinchan 5y ago
Honestly there's only one proper way to do it cross domain: Your Single Sign-On mechanism needs to pass a session identifier. Whether that's via a claim on an OAuth2 token (or an OIDC ID token) or an attribute in a SAML assertion,

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