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751.
by lima 6y ago
Ansible is relying on SSH for security and does not use any homebrew crypto or protocols by default.
752.
by lima 6y ago
That too, but there are indeed games running entirely on blockchains. Many of these are online gambling operations.
753.
by lima 6y ago
Confirmation bias. GCP has millions of customers, these are very rare instances and we only ever hear one side of the story. It's not reasonable to make a business decision based on such anecdotes. Any other provider suspends accounts
754.
by lima 6y ago
Realtime data access.
755.
by lima 6y ago
The backend (minus the web UI?) is open source as well.
756.
by lima 7y ago
Can NiFi pipelines be versioned in Git?
757.
by lima 7y ago
Duo is for 1:1 video calls and has stickers and cute animations. Meet is a video conferencing tool. What's the confusion?
758.
by lima 7y ago
Tailscale is open source, it should be possible to set up your own server. The hosted Tailscale product is meant for GSuite customers who want an peer-to-peer VPN with corporate SSO. Yes, you have to trust them - SSO login is inherently cen
759.
by lima 7y ago
Are you the only admin in your org?
760.
by lima 7y ago
SGX has no syscalls. You cannot run VMs or any regular application in SGX. AMD SEV, on the other hand, is exactly that.
761.
by lima 7y ago
AMD SEV has the same problem, with an even larger attack surface. But - at least it's compatible with the rest of the world, since it runs ordinary VMs, and can be used as a drop-in defense-in-depth measure. Intel SGX, on the other han
762.
by lima 7y ago
This is true. We don't use that feature for this reason.
763.
by lima 7y ago
What's wrong with it? We're GSuite customers and I spend at least an hour in Meet each day with zero issues :)
764.
by lima 7y ago
This is not true, the whole conference performs significantly worse at much higher bandwidth usage if there is a Firefox client, due to implementation limitations.
765.
by lima 7y ago
It's not a false signature, this kind of thing is standard practice for digitally signing documents. DocuSign even allows you to insert a computer-generated signature that looks nothing like your "real" one. What matters is t
766.
by lima 7y ago
Does Facebook maintain an internal fork of Phabricator or is it relatively close to mainline? It's such a great product but parts of it are quite clunky - I sometimes wonder if there's some internal secret sauce to smooth these ou
767.
by lima 7y ago
Large parts of Pulumi actually use Terraform providers.
768.
by lima 7y ago
skycfg is doing this: https://skycfg.fun I'm not convinced - the ergonomics aren't great, it does not support CRDs, is mostly untyped, and you end up unnecessarily encapsulating everything with dozens of function param
769.
by lima 7y ago
Certainly sounds like runaway automation - perhaps spammers do this to check whether the number is valid?
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CVE-2020-11100 haproxy: malformed HTTP/2 requests can lead to OOB writes(access.redhat.com)
3 points by lima 7y ago|0 comments
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by lima 7y ago
Kind of... Jitsi lives on in the SIP bridge: https://github.com/jitsi/jigasi
772.
by lima 7y ago
Same in Germany, and it's not specific to IT equipment. You also cannot monitor employees using cameras.
773.
by lima 7y ago
How would a "mixed work/personal machine" not imply private use of the work computer?
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by lima 7y ago
k8s has no performance overhead and can be useful even for simple applications (like for reproducible dev environments and CI). Agreed, otherwise.
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by lima 7y ago
They do not, according to the dashboard, this issue merely affected connectivity between GCP and other cloud providers. There was a different outage yesterday, which has nothing to do with the one discussed in this thread.
776.
by lima 7y ago
That's very uncommon in Germany, most ISPs provide a router for free and only charge for upgrades to more expensive ones.
777.
by lima 7y ago
> Is it really that easy for a single device to take down a neighborhood? For example, could a bad actor trivially disrupt a node with a modified modem? I guess that would be difficult to defend against. Yes, similarly to how you could
778.
by lima 7y ago
Same in Germany! ISPs hate it because it it makes their lives a lot harder - in cable networks, they now have to deal with a zoo of endpoints on a shared medium vs. a small set of standardized devices. As a customer, I like it.
779.
by lima 7y ago
A declarative configuration that specifies deployment state, using a powerful language like Cue[1], and a reconcilation mechanism - written in a real programming language - that ensures that real state matches declared state (like k8s). The
780.
by lima 7y ago
> It isn't going to happen. Both approaches have their pro's and con's - insinuating one is going to supplant the other is folly, despite people continuing to do it for multiple decades now. The "web app vs. native&

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