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by lifty 6y ago
If you want a solution for syncing local dev files to a remote host I would encourage you to try mutagen. It works very well, even inside containers.
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by lifty 6y ago
The video about their tech is also on point. I think they have a thing for no bullshit communication.
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by lifty 6y ago
Well, I expect them to ship an ARM GPU with every Mac Pro, but in addition to that, also a beefy external GPU. The OS would switch between them based on the workload, live they've done before.
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by lifty 6y ago
Why not continue to use AMG GPU's like they have been doing until now? They need figure if the driver has any issues with the new architecture, but it shouldn't be a problem.
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by lifty 6y ago
This looks awesome! Thanks
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by lifty 6y ago
That's how I use pi-hole as well. But I would like something that has wireguard and tor as well, in a nice maintainable package or little box.
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by lifty 6y ago
I would love if there would be a small appliance based on a raspberry pi zero or something of similar size, that could be controlled/configured from an app on your phone. This device would be powered through a usb cable (no data) from
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by lifty 6y ago
They do touch on this point: "Meanwhile, communities which are entirely private and entirely encrypted typically still have touch-points with the rest of the world - and even then, the chances are extremely high that they will avoid an
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by lifty 6y ago
What are you talking about? The Linux ABI is very stable.
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by lifty 6y ago
The one thing I wish upstream K8s would implement is embedded etcd so that the operational complexity becomes a bit more manageable. Luckily k3s has that :)
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by lifty 6y ago
Microk8s uses dqlite as a distributed database, which uses RAFT for consensus. They have their own implementation called C-raft. So if their implementation is decent it should be fairly comparable to etcd’s raft implementation.
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by lifty 6y ago
Hey Mitchell, congrats on the new announcements, great stuff! Out of curiosity, how are you building and operate HCP? Are you running it on top of Kubernetes or Nomad, or you're doing some other custom stuff?
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by lifty 6y ago
Tailscale is based on wireguard, so only does L3.
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by lifty 6y ago
It's not widely known but iPhone 11 pro has a softer glass, more flexible, which better withstands falls. Problem is that it scratches easier than previous models. They improved this in the iPhone 12 models, maintaining the flexibilit
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by lifty 6y ago
It's fantastic the pion[0] is enabling so many new projects to leverage webrtc. If you want to build a webrtc based application, check it out! [0] https://pion.ly
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by lifty 6y ago
Or, if you need more flexibility, some kind of out-of bound mechanism that doesn't rely on the OS that is booting and you are trying to verify. This could be loaded via some kind of internal memory card or via an interface that require
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by lifty 6y ago
A good secure boot implementation is nice, as long as you can add your own verification keys.
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by lifty 6y ago
While statements like these are common when mergers/buyouts happen, the final decision down the line will not be his to make. Not saying that things will not happen as he states, but it shouldn't be seen as a certainty.
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by lifty 6y ago
What you describe is also referred to as the self-hosted model. I agree with your assessment. Self-hosting can be a powerful model if we can make the server application model easy to use and manage, similarly to how it works on mobile phone
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by lifty 6y ago
Oh yeah, Apple is to be faulted for many things, including monopolistic behaviour, poor support for "alternative" ways of using their devices etc. But at least they don't ship an OS with ads, data tracking and other shenaniga
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by lifty 6y ago
MS doesn't have any self respect and any respect for its users. Luckily there is Apple which side with the user in these kind of matters.
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by lifty 6y ago
If you knit them yourself from cotton grew in your background, you should be safe.
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by lifty 6y ago
I have to agree with you, I find it painful to work with Azure.
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by lifty 6y ago
That doesn’t always happen in court. Indeed the FBI will confiscate your electronics but after their investigation they might decide to press charges or not. I am curious if this situation was tested in court before: storing encrypted files
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by lifty 6y ago
That's not what I meant. Liability laws for people/organisations that provide a digital service differ from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, but I would presume that if the FBI identifies that you host some encrypted cp files, withou
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by lifty 6y ago
How does AWS deal with encrypted child porn that sits on their servers? They don't because they have no clue about it. How does Comcast deal with in-transit child porn that passes through their routers? They don't because they don
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by lifty 6y ago
I don't have the expectation that it will be used only for sharing cat pics. Do you only think in extremes? Of course that any permission-less technology will be used for nefarious purposes, among other, but trumpeting the child porn a
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by lifty 6y ago
Of course, you don't like it because it's blockchain, so it must be for child porn and criminals.
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by lifty 6y ago
People actually use Bitcoin in Venezuela [0], not en mass, but still, it provides some very useful escape hatches for a part of the population. 0. https://www.bbc.com/news/business-47553048
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by lifty 6y ago
I bet that Epic execs also talked behind the scene with other execs in the industry to garner support in case Apple cracks down hard on Epic and removes Fortnite from the app store. If more studios/developers join the cause, they can d

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