lysium

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by lysium 6y ago
I did not know sops, thx for the pointer!
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by lysium 6y ago
Thank you for the pointers! I’ll have a look!
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by lysium 6y ago
Thank you for your pointers and the clarification about ENV! I actually misunderstood.
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by lysium 6y ago
Great post. Two points: ..If you don’t inspect the wget script you might as while pipe it into bash. .. How to distribute secrets if not by env? (which I agree! Honest question)
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by lysium 6y ago
I did not say nor act that it is the right way. I think it is easier to reason about code if you cannot (accidentally) represent things that don’t exist in your model, which in my experience happens very easily with mutable state. I used a
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by lysium 6y ago
Thx, I’ll give it a shot!
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by lysium 6y ago
Thx, I’ll check it out again!
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by lysium 6y ago
> The real world is all about mutable state. At some point, you need to take the training wheels off. Funny enough, I think the opposite is true. For example, if you have a moving point in the real world, there is never a point where onl
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by lysium 6y ago
I've tried that path with little success. Usually, arg parsing makes me try some other language (perl, python) but other things got complicated there, mostly running other processes, capturing their exit status, pipe-ing their output e
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by lysium 6y ago
You mean ’legal‘ in a lot of states, don’t you?
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by lysium 6y ago
If you omit 'ctrl', macOS will save it as a file right away. I've changed the destination to the downloads folder, so I can drag the file from the dock where I want it to be.
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by lysium 6y ago
I think we should /not/ emit CO2, instead of (just) taxing it, just as I think you'd prefer a clean pool over a dirty pool plus some money. Yes, taxed CO2 will make things better, but I don't think it will make things go
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by lysium 6y ago
To me, a carbon tax sounds like it’s ok to piss into the pool as long as you pay for it. Nobody’s using the money to clean the pool, though. Sure, some will try to piss less, but I doubt you’d like to swim in it. For me, that’s the rational
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by lysium 6y ago
Just monitor and mitm all ssh connections. It’s really easy.
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by lysium 6y ago
> "Bose Connect app was found to be tracking what users were listening to and sending that data back to the company to be sold". I did not know that!
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by lysium 6y ago
I don’t understand the hypothesis of the experiment. People are better off if you gift them a lot of money? Who would have thought? On a side note, I highly dislike that Bloomberg hijacks the back button
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by lysium 6y ago
While I agree, what does the URl in this particular case tell us? Is it a true quote? Does the new context change its meaning? Can someone please elaborate, I don’t get it.
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by lysium 6y ago
Very educating! I was surprised that there was the possibility of a race condition where it starts two processes for one path.
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by lysium 6y ago
I know many people who only browse in incognito mode.
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by lysium 6y ago
They have to be set up somewhere, though.
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by lysium 6y ago
I’ve just switched from MP to HomeBrew. I’m interested in why do you think MP is superior?
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by lysium 6y ago
Cambridge Analytica showed there is a huge private market for data. Why should any government put its connections into a private corporation? Just because some criminals or state actors can obtain that information illegally does not mean we
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by lysium 6y ago
Reminds me of the “free” online games, where the free players provide the environment for the addicted “pro” players who pay a fortune for “extras” and upgrades.
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by lysium 6y ago
Thank you. That is the full report. This site is its summary and an FAQ.
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by lysium 6y ago
Yes, thanks! Makes sense thinking about data breaches!
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by lysium 6y ago
..How does it compare to other similar services, eg. mailinator, that provides one obfuscated email address? .. How do I get the phantom address? .. I hear people say, having multiple addresses is not worth the hassle as it enlarges your im
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by lysium 6y ago
I find this a great list of behaviors to consider when you are in a leading role, maybe even if you are not in such a role, as it reflects well on your job.
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The Seven Habits of One Highly Effective Manager of Managers: Charity Majors(honkathon.com)
46 points by lysium 6y ago|3 comments
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by lysium 6y ago
Employee must agree. Most do with their initial contract or because of unions, though.
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by lysium 7y ago
Same routine, except I don’t leave the house. I’m thinking about actually doing that. :-) I learned it helps my mind to get into “work“ mode when I put on my office clothes. Not so much if I stay in a T-shirt.

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