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by mhio 4y ago
What do you use for an ethernet adapter? I can hardly tell the difference with a RT8153 adapter, then the increase in CPU usage renders it largely pointless.
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by mhio 4y ago
How far do you take that stance though? At that level, should anyone even be using Linux or BSD?
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by mhio 4y ago
Is this a wood joke? I'm not sure you want everyone burning wood.
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by mhio 4y ago
I still see VSCode make connections to dc.services.visualstudio.com and az764295.vo.msecnd.net with telemetry and updates disabled. Github issues relate these connections to extension black lists and extension recommendations based on my wo
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by mhio 4y ago
I've been looking for the same, it's come down throwing some $$'s at dedicated 4k@60 HDMI/DisplayPort extenders and using a soft KVM like Barrier [0] for mouse and keyboard. I haven't found any hardware specs that i
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by mhio 4y ago
There's also Voxel Tycoon in the same vein. Early access but polished enough to have a go. It adds a dash of Factorio to the resources.
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by mhio 4y ago
Are there even lasers in the large format (50cm+ x roll of paper) realm? I thought it was all ink plotters/printers, at least that's all I've seen in print shops or design places. A lack of lasers might contributes to the SEO
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by mhio 4y ago
What's the human right angle on me assigning the copyright of my work to the public domain?
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by mhio 4y ago
There is more detail in the related repo issue. My read was the devs computer was compromised but doesn't know if/what else was done. https://github.com/lawl/NoiseTorch/issues/254#issuecomment-1...
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by mhio 4y ago
It's possible. Applications don't have to rely on the OS provided mechanisms to lookup names, or even rely on DNS to get an IP for something. Chromium contains its own DNS resolver so connects directly to a DNS server rather than
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by mhio 4y ago
TLS connections are tunnelled through proxies directly to the endpoint (HTTP CONNECT method) rather than the "client request to proxy" followed by "proxy request to endpoint" method of proxying. This remote interception
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by mhio 4y ago
> Making every network-element, every hop, have to add something to the routing table is slow How do you see the QUIC stream layout relating to routing cost? It's been a few years since I've done larger scale networking but I
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by mhio 4y ago
mfsBSD was the minimal version I found (a few years ago) for use in a netboot environment (loads into memory) https://mfsbsd.vx.sk/
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by mhio 4y ago
How would feeding air outside of an engine increase performance? Unless the gas is accelerated inside the engine bell, I don't see a force being applied to the rocket.
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by mhio 4y ago
Wow. You will self host whatever we want you to self host, always. Compose template for the setup component is here: https://github.com/bitwarden/server/blob/master/util/Setup/T...
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by mhio 5y ago
I was able to do this in recent Go with stdlib embed - https://pkg.go.dev/embed //go:embed player.html var player_html []byte
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by mhio 5y ago
Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC, if you can swing the volume licensing requirement. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-it-pro-blog/l...
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by mhio 5y ago
In addition to the sibling comment, this is particularly backdoorish as it can remain largely hidden until used as it doesn't need a new permanently listening local process, or modification of an existing process, to start the shell (B
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by mhio 5y ago
Macos 12 runs on Ivy Bridge 2013 mac pro's and haswell mac minis, so on their side it wouldn't appear to be a technical limitation of the older CPU's. Apple does their trusted stuff on the T2 rather than the Windows generic T
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by mhio 5y ago
I read it as the second as well just due to the link, but > More info on the <type of> exploit that was patched found here might have inferred the category of vulnerabilities more.
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by mhio 5y ago
What is the OG Log4Shell post?
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by mhio 5y ago
> Meanwhile, yarn, a popular npm alternative, will NOT respect a package author's wishes to lock transitive dependencies Do you mean locking transitive dependencies across an upgrade of a direct dependencies? How does npm do that?
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by mhio 5y ago
What metric do you use for popularity? I'm more involved in the systems side so I'm definitely over exposed to Go projects. I would have considered Scala to be at least an order of magnitude less "popular" than Go. Kafka
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by mhio 5y ago
Tell me about it. I tried to source LTSC with an MS partner for a while, you basically need a volume licensing setup to get anywhere. It was hinted you could get away with 1 LTSC license and 4 cheap CALS to fill in the volume requirement bu
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by mhio 5y ago
The caveat here is that the binaries aren't "shipped" with node. `corepack enable` adds shim scripts to node's $PATH to intercept calls to `npm` `yarn` or `pnpm` and downloads the binaries from a URL without much checkin
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by mhio 5y ago
The truth assuaging usually takes 15-30 minutes.
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by mhio 5y ago
Debian mirrors sync the built package archive. I know Debian (and suse/arch) are striving for reproducible builds, but it hadn't reached 100% last time I checked due to the enormous coverage of packages. Maybe internally there is
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by mhio 5y ago
The registry is fine for our use case, which is to manage all the dev artefacts on a private repo before CI might push a release to a production registry. > any non-protected runner can push to it My understanding is the job token inheri
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by mhio 5y ago
Is this in place of an external web application firewall tool? Or maybe in addition to? Just interested in the trade offs between the two approaches.
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by mhio 5y ago
An ingress packet will end up mapped to a process by the OS, so it should be feasible to extend a network rule to include the process based information: Example Rule: allow process "squid" with shasum "1a2b3d4" running a

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