mdaniel

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   by mdaniel 1y ago

   Then again, everything in buildkit is designed for maximum opacity, in my experience so I guess it tracks
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   by mdaniel 1y ago

   I'd suspect a great deal of people are secretly benefiting from qemu when they do $(docker build --platform linux/{arm64,amd64}) courtesy of binfmt_misc and a static copy of qemu - https://github.com/moby/
3. 153.▲
   by mdaniel 1y ago

   I couldn't find any way to donate to QEMU directly, only https://sfconservancy.org/donate/
4. 154.▲
   by mdaniel 1y ago

   https://github.com/FaFre/WebLibre/tree/v0.9.21/packages/flut... well, I didn't see that combination of words coming Anyway, I wish the headline had specified "... for Android"
5. 155.▲
   by mdaniel 1y ago

   Saying "and future" is like taunting fate Anyway, in case someone was interested it seems the code itself is cited as MIT, however it has a "when it becomes a Linux .ko it becomes GPLv2" clause https://github.
6. 156.▲
   by mdaniel 1y ago

   You left off the important qualifier: for corporations with monster legal teams. For people, different rules apply
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   by mdaniel 1y ago

   Most? https://registry.terraform.io/search/providers?q=dns seems to be a pretty healthy list, and https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/dns/latest will work for any one that
8. 158.▲
   by mdaniel 1y ago

   As a friendly reminder, SRV records exist and are great at fixing that magic port syndrome (unless you were hinting at the infinite corporate firewall appliances, for which I have no magic fix)
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   by mdaniel 1y ago

   I can't tell if it's a typo but HTTP-01 would contact your webserver on :80 in order to successfully retrieve a very, very, very specific ACME path and does not care at all what you do with your issued TLS afterward, including wha
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    which is some damn irony given: $ ls -ld ~/go ls: /Users/mdaniel/go: No such file or directory $ go install -v "github.com/jmespath/go-jmespath@latest" go: downloading github.com/jmespa
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    That's interesting, thanks for drawing my attention to it. I would need to go spelunking around to see how they reference an .apk from the Play Store, which I got the impression used crazypants gRPC shenanigans for building download UR
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    AIUI, the threat model isn't "self signed versus not," I would suspect the modern threat model is "current release signed by the same cert as prior release". The Android ecosystem is backed by this threat model, and
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    Depending on if you're shopping for the server or the client side of the implementation, I actually found the RFC's example section was actually helpful https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7636#appen
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    I think my headline parsing has forever been ruined since I thought for sure someone created a 313 million parameter cross compiling fine tune After opening the linked page, I still don't have any idea what the number is in the headlin
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    currently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45008740
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    I much prefer the brave.com submission, but it appears the twitter one has won the upvote lottery https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45004846 I recently learned about https://xcancel.com/zack_overflow&#x2F
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    I wish; KIP-500[1] was the "let's use native Raft" implementation but I have never once in my life seen anyone using Kafka in KIP-500 mode 1: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/kafka/ki
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    I presume one will want to use https://github.com/eclipse-mosquitto/mosquitto if going that route because I seem to recall the "mainstream" MQTT project doing a rugpull but since I'm not deeply in that c
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    Thank you, and now I have a new pattern to watch out for in URLs. After all the energy we just had to go through to rescue all the goo.gl links when Big Evil decided that hosting a redirect webserver was too much trouble for them, and here
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    For consideration, one can pretty objectively determine a programmer who is not qualified. Secretary. CFO. Sysadmin. How would one judge a product manager? That there's no product? That it sucks balls? "We're soliciting fee
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    Well, that's the problem I was highlighting - golang somehow decided to have the worst of both worlds: arbitrary domains in import paths and then putting the actual ref of the source code ... elsewhere import "gopkg.in/
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    or go ahead and commit it, if you're galaxy brain and want to throw off would-be attackers trying to understand your codebase https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/blob/v3.191.0/pkg/go.mod#L5 or ht
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    I get bitten by the "nil interface" problem if I'm not paying a lot of attention since golang makes a distinction between the "enclosing type" and the "receiver type" package main import "fmt&q
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    I know, both proprietary and enterprise , right? https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community/blob/idea/20... (I would also link to the Apache 2 copy of PyCharm but it wouldn't matter to folks
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    I'm not OP, but I also got tripped up the first time I saw time.Parse("2006-01-02 03:04:05") and was like what the actual?! https://pkg.go.dev/time#Layout
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    Or the import path was someone's blog domain that included a <meta> reference to the actual github repo (along with the tag, IIRC) where the source code really lives. Insanity
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    Yeah, back in the day they used actual Philips head screws, I presume for that purpose. The user hostility is just outrageous, IMHO I've been thinking harder and harder about https://getupgraded.com/macbook/ to re
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    whew, "alternative" is doing a lot of work there. Contrast: ansible -i server1,server2,server3 deploy_fake_pods.yaml ssh server1 sudo shutdown -h now # aww, too bad, now your pods on server1 are no longer With kubec
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    > but as neither supports podman both are not really relevant to the podman discussion FWIW lima (upon which COlima was built) ships with "boot me up a podman": < https://github.com/lima-vm/lima/blo
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    by mdaniel 1y ago

    https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/static-assets/head... alleges it honors the c-type of the asset when it was uploaded, just like S3