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by lima 7y ago
Which is not the default that Docker uses :( One more reason to switch to podman, which has sane defaults.
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by lima 7y ago
This is also nice for breaking in/out of Docker containers with bind mounts.
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by lima 7y ago
See my other comment - the law is about access codes like SIM PUKs and drive encryption keys, not passwords.
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by lima 7y ago
There is no law in Germany (or anywhere else that I'm aware of) that would compel a company to do this.
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by lima 7y ago
I just spent almost an hour reading the drafts in question and converting documents back and forth to provide an English translation and a summary of what exactly the proposed changes are in a comment below, and this makes me a bit sad sinc
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by lima 7y ago
This is the draft in question: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gV4FIr6cNu2s1W37vd7NJZC4HNc... Translated to English: https://www.scribd.com/document/439773952/BMJV-GE-Bekampfung... One
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by lima 7y ago
GitHub is still quite annoying to use compared to something like Phabricator. - The diff viewer is bad at showing intraline diffs and whitespace changes. I often check out branches just to be able to view the diff in IntelliJ, which is much
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by lima 7y ago
It's still a security risk – code is running in the ME that can be exploited locally. Without vPro or with remote management and the network stack turned off there's a much smaller (probably close to zero) remote attack surface. W
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by lima 7y ago
The remote management features in Intel ME require a vPro capable chipset.
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by lima 7y ago
He describes it as "scary language" and a "giant “keep out” sign", which is FUD that does accurately represent the CC-BY-NC-SA license.
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by lima 7y ago
They are preserving and restoring those artifacts, and making them available to scientific research. It's more nuanced than that.
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by lima 7y ago
This is because people will "forget" that their flash is on. "Oops"! Easier to just ban it altogether.
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by lima 7y ago
Basically, the museum's defenses are: 1. In Germany, photographs of public-domain art are copyrightable. They assert that this extends to 3D scans, which are similar in nature, and that the scans are not in the public domain. The situa
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by lima 7y ago
But he wants to take screenshots, which I assume the smart TV won't let him do for HDCP-protected content? And then he overengineered it to the fullest extent, which was fun to read. Agreed on the smart TV - better to assume your home
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by lima 7y ago
The point of that project is to create a BSD-licensed Git clone, not build better porcelain.
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by lima 7y ago
>Github does only one thing, the CI is usually somewhere else so there have less reasons to fail as well... It might be comparing apples and oranges. This is changing with Github Actions.
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by lima 7y ago
I don't know about browsers, but I know that Signal implements E2E-encrypted phone calls using WebRTC for signalling.
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by lima 7y ago
Got it. Awesome!
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by lima 7y ago
So what you're saying is, you don't handle different monitor resolutions. My team is split between people with 4k or even 5k screens and wide-angle screens with lower pixel densities, so this would be an issue. Not sure how common
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by lima 7y ago
Excellent idea, brilliantly executed. But as a CTO, I would be concerned about the security implications. It makes sense to route traffic via a central server because P2P does not scale to large numbers of participants (which is why things
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GoZFS is a pure-Go implementation of ZFS userspace(github.com)
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by lima 7y ago
Phabricator does this! It even renders a nice outline view of all your task dependencies. You can built arbitrary m:n graphs between your tasks and view them as a table with current state and so on.
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by lima 7y ago
> You can authenticate Linux clients against AD, but I doubt they'll be writing a Linux AD server any time soon. They did it for SQL Server, and they built a full API compatibility shim to do it: https://techcrunch.com
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by lima 7y ago
Phabricator's ticketing system is excellent, and it's fully open source. Probably the best open source project management tool out there. It's also very easy to self-host.
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by lima 7y ago
Quay is unrelated to podman (and has been open sourced last week, I think). podman is not intended to be used by k8s/k3s, it's only for interactive container usage. k8s uses cri-o.
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by lima 7y ago
Keep in mind that Gitlab can also be deployed on-premise, using (presumably) the same HA mechanism: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/administration/high_availability/... Locking a product and company like Gitlab in
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by lima 7y ago
Chrome supports multiple profiles, and you can seamlessly switch between them using Ctrl-Shift-M and the "Open link as" context menu entry.
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by lima 7y ago
Yes, in a clean tree that just got cloned, and the result does boot.
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by lima 7y ago
Huh? I can do a full kernel rebuild in ~40s on a 3900X.
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by lima 7y ago
There are plenty of passwords managers that will do an auto-login. Anyway, the last time I've logged into my Google account is months ago - I only access it on trusted devices with long-lived sessions, and I suspect this is the case fo

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