linuxrebe1

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by linuxrebe1 2y ago
I would agree, I would also add that generally programmers today are not used to dealing with the memory limits of '80s computers. What is now considered an embedded device, back then was a desktop. My smartwatch likely has more memory
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by linuxrebe1 2y ago
Based on the way you were troubleshooting it. You can tell you're a programmer first. You went to your code, you went to your logs. Both reasonable, both potential causes of the problem. Both ignore the primary clue that you had. It wo
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by linuxrebe1 2y ago
I'm curious if they're proposal will be capable of handling multi-os boots. I know grub can, I can have Linux and windows and possibly even a third OS if I want. I am concerned that red hats solution the well-intended, may be rath
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by linuxrebe1 3y ago
99.9% of the problems you spoke to, which are very real. Could be solved if people building the software would just understand one thing. A container is not a mini VM. It is not in any way shape or form a virtual machine. If what you need i
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by linuxrebe1 3y ago
This is scary. It hides in boot sector and can compile tiny C apps to bootstrap malware. Wipe system, rebuild, blackhat is soon back in, rinse and repeat. Th end solution ... destroy the box.
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by linuxrebe1 3y ago
AI induced reactive Observability. What if we could (ok we can just haven't) create a system that based on past solutions looks for a specific condition and then, when that condition is met, takes specific actions immediately and then
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by linuxrebe1 3y ago
I'll ask, in the corporate world. Why even allow them to know their password. To login to their device a Yubi Key or Door key could be used (or similar) then once logged into their laptop they have an app the works like 1password or l
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by linuxrebe1 6y ago
Short would be, 'and' implies, coincidence, not causality. 'Or' implies choice. If-then implies causality ("If my pants are dirty, then they need to be cleaned") The big difference I see is with 'OR'