madjam002

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by madjam002 3y ago
For me I can’t imagine using anything other than Yarn 3 for Javascript dependency management
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by madjam002 3y ago
Well it works pretty well for me via NFC using a YK 5 and 5C.
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by madjam002 3y ago
The OPs workflow is entirely possible with https://github.com/mssun/passforios since over a year ago.
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by madjam002 3y ago
Yes you can, you can use the https://github.com/mssun/passforios app which as of over a year ago supports Yubikeys. The UX of having to grab your Yubikey every time is a bit clunky though (although that is limitation o
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by madjam002 3y ago
So give up all my baseline hardened VM configurations and go back to patchy Ansible scripts that leave the OS in a different state every time? No thanks
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by madjam002 3y ago
Yeah I normally use oci-containers but for this workload the only supported method of installation is a `docker-compose.yaml` file. I've just written a systemd service that does `docker compose pull` and `docker compose up -d --remove-
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by madjam002 3y ago
I've used Nix for 5 years now and use it heavily in production, and in my opinion, just do what works for you. If you try and use Nix 100% "correctly" then you'll end up like the countless other people who tried Nix and
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by madjam002 3y ago
Yeah this is annoying purely from a disk space perspective too as I easily go through 200GB of disk space in a day if I'm actively working and iterating on some Nix code
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by madjam002 3y ago
I think the Nix language is a big barrier to entry for NixOS, I’ve used it quite a bit and still struggle to debug problems, I think lack of types or some basic type inference doesn’t help. That said I’ve had a very positive experience pack
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by madjam002 3y ago
That setting doesn’t affect what I’m saying. I want to disable Google Prompt as it’s insecure for my threat model. All “skip password when possible” does is give you the option to use a passkey to login without a password, it doesn’t preven
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by madjam002 3y ago
Yeah for sure, which is why I’m not fussed about not being able to use Advanced Protection because I don’t fit in with their target audience. But I do wish that people on standard accounts could just disable their forced “Google Prompt” aut
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by madjam002 3y ago
But if you enable Advanced Protection then recovery/backup codes are disabled right? (Maybe I’m wrong) So the only option to have recovery codes available is to not used advanced protection and then have this “Google Prompt” forced on
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by madjam002 3y ago
Advanced Protection is nice but practically a non starter or very difficult in a lot of situations, e.g if you're travelling and all of your security keys get stolen and your backup security key is half way across the globe, you'l
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by madjam002 3y ago
Yet they still don't have a way to disable the 2FA prompt offered in the Gmail app (called "Google prompt"). It's a shame that you can add hardware security keys to your Google account and all of that can be bypassed jus
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by madjam002 3y ago
Still flawed seeing as you can't disable Google Prompts (that I know of) which means any security key 2FA or Passkeys that you've set up can be bypassed if your phone is stolen as someone can simply click a prompt in the Gmail app
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by madjam002 3y ago
I was running the lightshow for a medium sized nightclub and ended up building a custom React renderer that would declaratively control all of the lighting fixtures on the dance floor, strobes and smoke machines included. The entire show wa
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by madjam002 3y ago
I’ve been using quickwit.io for some local data processing job logs and it seems to be very easy to run, not very IO intensive and running fine on a single node with modest hardware with >2 billion log rows. It has a really cool dynamic
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by madjam002 3y ago
Tailscale issue https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/1543
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by madjam002 3y ago
There is an open GitHub issue for this and it’s already been implemented in the Tailscale client, it’s really nice too as the DNS records are pushed out to the local DNS resolver on each Tailscale client, rather than being lookups to a sepa
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by madjam002 4y ago
It would be awesome if this could use Quickwit as a backend which is a new promising alternative to Elasticsearch, I’ve been using it internally and it’s much more lightweight and easier to run.
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by madjam002 4y ago
Same but for different reasons, mine was an expensive TV with a single core processor and running Android TV, and it was incredibly slow. I remember connecting via adb and watching the volume indicator applet use 100% CPU when trying to cha
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by madjam002 4y ago
Isn’t this how they do wifi in tunnels and metros? Using coax and “leaky feeders”? I’d love to read more about deployments like this in the wild and how they work.
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by madjam002 4y ago
So it’s okay to take away the creators income and replace it with your own just because your project “makes the internet a better place” whatever that subjective tagline means? The criticism is well deserved imo. It’s a sleazy move from Bra
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by madjam002 4y ago
That doesn’t provide any geolocation information (unless it’s changed recently?), for that you need OS AddressBase
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by madjam002 4y ago
There are and they cost upwards of £20,000 a year for a license. There’s a reason why smaller delivery companies get the address wrong and that is probably part of the issue.
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by madjam002 4y ago
Any live content online, whether it’s Youtube Live or Twitch or anything else, requires a TV license, so long as it’s a “television programme service”. This is vaguely clarified to depend on: - Whether a service has a regular schedule of pr
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by madjam002 4y ago
I just bought a second hand Mac which is due to arrive and am worried about this. If I set up the device with my Apple ID and enable Find My, is there any way for the original owner to lock me out afterwards even after I’ve associated the d
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by madjam002 4y ago
I saw Maxi Jazz perform Insomnia and God is a DJ live with the Heritage Orchestra and Pete Tong, what a fantastic night. RIP
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by madjam002 4y ago
Out of interest how do you run most of Observable locally?
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by madjam002 4y ago
Probably TLS SNI inspection

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