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by llarsson 4y ago
It seems to me that Android version and kernel version are not linked in any meaningful way. My phone is Android 12 and the kernel is 4.19.x, which initially came out in 2018 (but is an LTS one, so it's fine).
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by llarsson 4y ago
I am secretly convinced they have "eco" programs just to get the A+++ rating on energy efficiency, but that you're not really meant to use those modes.
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by llarsson 4y ago
In fairness, it also used to be the case that simply some of the cores were broken on a "dual core" processor. Because it was actually manufactured to be a quad core processor, but testing revealed that only 2 or 3 actually worked
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by llarsson 5y ago
That "some" proprietary formats from the 80's and 90's are still readable is already causing real problems: because not *all* are. So text, possibly with Markdown or similar hints regarding emphasis and structure, is sti
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by llarsson 5y ago
Disable Javascript to circumvent the paywall if you want to read this.
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by llarsson 5y ago
Original author here. I am happy to answer any and all questions you may have, and would love your feedback, too! :)
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by llarsson 5y ago
Humans and pigs famously share approximately 98% DNA, so we are very similar. Aside from weight and size. Non-scientific: - https://thednatests.com/how-much-dna-do-humans-share-with-ot... Scientific: - https://pu
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by llarsson 5y ago
It's somewhat worrying that "prove you are not a computer" consists of the very same tasks we expect computers to excel at if we are to get self-driving vehicles.
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by llarsson 5y ago
> SSE-C (where AWS don't store your keys, you send them in every bucket API request) Since this is symmetrical encryption we're talking about, let's just be completely aware that the technical possibility to also store the
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by llarsson 5y ago
Probably to auto-update? I can't think of any other even remotely valid reason.
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by llarsson 5y ago
A response of "WONTFIX" is still a response, sure, but not the one most would want for a security-related issue.
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Using Lens with Compliant Kubernetes(elastisys.com)
3 points by llarsson 5y ago|0 comments
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How to integrate your CI/CD pipeline with Kubernetes and RBAC(elastisys.com)
2 points by llarsson 5y ago|0 comments
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ArgoCD: What, Why, How?(elastisys.com)
2 points by llarsson 5y ago|0 comments
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Access Control via OpenID Connect (OIDC)(elastisys.com)
1 points by llarsson 5y ago|0 comments
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Managed Container Services: KaaS, KPaaS and CaaS Explained and Compared(elastisys.com)
2 points by llarsson 5y ago|0 comments
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NSA and CISA Kubernetes Security Guidance: Summarized and Explained(elastisys.com)
2 points by llarsson 5y ago|0 comments
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Redundancy Across Data Centers with Kubernetes, WireGuard and Rook(elastisys.com)
1 points by llarsson 5y ago|0 comments
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by llarsson 5y ago
No, we really did not have private browsing since the nineties. It's a new thing, for sure. What we had in the nineties was that we could configure our browsers to ask for every single cookie that a site wanted to place on our computer
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Why Kubernetes Was Inevitable(cncf.io)
2 points by llarsson 5y ago|0 comments
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by llarsson 5y ago
My colleague Mulugeta Ayalew Tamiru has done research on a much cooler federated Kubernetes setup than what KubeFed gives you. It scales horizontally (Pods and Clusters), it does cross-cluster networking, and has network latency-aware sched
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Automatic Multi-Cluster Deployments and Services in Kubernetes(elastisys.com)
2 points by llarsson 5y ago|2 comments
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“But what if we just use encryption?” – Practical GDPR for CTOs(elastisys.com)
2 points by llarsson 5y ago|0 comments
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by llarsson 5y ago
Lovely idea! Now please add some examples, so it's easier to get started with something to modify. :)
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Cloud-agnostic third party managed Kubernetes services – unexploited opportunity(cncf.io)
1 points by llarsson 5y ago|0 comments
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Arvos: Vulnerability Management Done Right(elastisys.com)
3 points by llarsson 5y ago|0 comments
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by llarsson 5y ago
This is a truly comprehensive blog post from Kian Nassiri, a Master thesis student, who wrote his thesis on this topic. It is very detailed, and well-presented. It's been a joy to read, and I wanted to share it with the HN community, b
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Evaluation of Cloud Native Message Queues (Kafka, NATS Streaming, RabbitMQ)(elastisys.com)
7 points by llarsson 5y ago|1 comments
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How to install and configure the Kube-Prometheus monitoring stack with Jsonnet(elastisys.com)
3 points by llarsson 5y ago|0 comments
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by llarsson 5y ago
There is intent of you hit the "navigate me there" button.

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