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by mhio 5y ago
ip=$(curl https://api.ipify.org ) tag_name="tmpip" tag_time=$(date -u '+%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ') aws ec2 authorize-security-group-ingress --group-id sg-86169665d2453e4 --protocol tcp --port 22 --cidr "$ip&#x2
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by mhio 5y ago
Who knew that heavy space polka was something I needed today, thanks :)
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by mhio 5y ago
I like your point about the limit. Real world system debugging can always go lower than my know how reaches. But in my experience the broken dependencies, slow build time, putting an inserter the wrong way are core mechanics of the late gam
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by mhio 5y ago
What do you suspect they are doing?
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by mhio 5y ago
> Curious how you set that up? Via a DNS server we run, that then answers for local things or forwards requests on to the real world. To do that locally, set up a DNS forwarder like dnsmasq [0] or unbound [1] (or coredns/bind/e
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by mhio 5y ago
> resolve whatever.localhost to 127.0.0.1 I think that's the browsers making names up. No system resolvers I've seen respond to an x.localhost lookup. I generally have a wildcard setup on an internal domain for generic local na
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by mhio 5y ago
This overwrites the games internal `arc` variable so the arc no longer updates, hence the forever-ness.
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by mhio 5y ago
That's awesome! At least the prototype part for an automated truss build that they have the engineering for. The subsequent project timelines seem pretty fanciful, like we've built a truss then "hey presto", Pioneer stat
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by mhio 5y ago
Do you have any more detail of the leak event? My google-fu is failing me
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by mhio 5y ago
In the case of Firefox, there's also the Extended Support Release. Security updates without the UI change every 4 weeks https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/switch-to-firefox-exten...
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by mhio 5y ago
Was there a particular piece (or pieces) of research that stood out as the thing that convinced you MOND was the complete model?
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by mhio 5y ago
I'm guessing the page cache for hot data?
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by mhio 5y ago
https://www.apple.com/feedback/ it feels like shouting into a black hole, but over the years I've seen suggested features implemented.
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by mhio 5y ago
Filling the disk queue usually helps with the IO throughout part, sequential stats not attempting to queue requests will never saturate the bandwidth of a modern device. There's also the page cache involved for reads, so it can be read
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by mhio 5y ago
https://github.com/geerlingguy/mac-dev-playbook
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by mhio 5y ago
> I wonder what's the easiest[1] way to install an OS in a VM if you don't have an ISO I can't recall seeing any generic disk image alternatives to ISO's. It's generally download a virtual disk image (e.g Vagrant
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by mhio 5y ago
Thanks for this, I hadn't heard of glot before.
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by mhio 5y ago
I haven't touched a physical optical drive in many years, but I still use ISO's regularly for building virtual machine images or booting servers into something quickly. I can get away with plain pxe/netboot for distro's
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by mhio 5y ago
Edge does have telemetry [0], that's pretty much a given in any Microsoft product. The control panel doesn't provide a way to disable diagnostic telemetry, but it can be turned off via group policy. Then there's more options
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by mhio 5y ago
https://chromium.woolyss.com/ provides a collection of Chromium builds for different architectures, including Eloston ungoogled.
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by mhio 5y ago
That was the information I was trying to (too quickly) highlight. AWS sig v4 is specifically for authorising AWS requests, it's not portable. The concepts in the draft are very similar so this looks like the generic internet version of
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by mhio 5y ago
Signing the body is supported by including a `Digest` header for the body in the signature.
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by mhio 5y ago
The draft isn't AWS authorisation specific, Signature Version 4 is.
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by mhio 5y ago
AWS signing uses the same concept, but the secret/key is not used to create the "signature". AWS use a hash of the headers, payload and auth scope to create an equivalent string to the `Signature` header described in the draf
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by mhio 5y ago
There's a large, very well funded company building the path for Mars (and back). So there's 5000 or so SpaceX candidates already who have bought into the idea. I'd guess NASA would have a few people willing as well. To be hon
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by mhio 5y ago
Hugo is a static site generator, it's like jekyll or pelican. I was more thinking if you want to build an interactive site, what is the go to Go web framework? Along the same lines with the Wordpress example, I'd choose Ghost for
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by mhio 5y ago
Maybe Amp - https://amphp.org/
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by mhio 5y ago
Somewhat related, what's the Go laravel/rails/django equivalent?
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by mhio 5y ago
I assume you are referring to Apache Maven tooling (and compatible) and the pom repos, like Sonatype's Central Repo. PGP package signing is a huge plus. Is that a requirement for publishing? How many different repo's do you typica
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by mhio 5y ago
Yeah it's definitely an improvement, but there needs to be something more. The way dependencies move depending on when you run a yarn/npm install has never been useful. Both for projects initialising a lock, and projects upgrading

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