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by mmh0000 6mo ago
Context, a few days ago, this was a very popular article on HN: Tell HN: Docker pull fails in Spain due to football Cloudflare block https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47738883 TL;DR: Spain blocks A LOT of CDNs du
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by mmh0000 6mo ago
I love tmux! It's perfectly usable! You only need a 400-line custom-built configuration file[1]! [1] https://doc.xn0.org/.tmux.conf Disclaimer: I am being silly but serious. tmux is absolutely not user-friendly out of
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by mmh0000 6mo ago
"War Crimes" only apply to the loser of the war and are prosecuted by the victor. Meaning whatever horrors are done on either side, only the horrors committed by the loser will be "crimes". The inclusion of AI doesn&#x27
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by mmh0000 6mo ago
It's weird to me that this is "suddenly" an issue. It has been known for decades that Red Hat Inc's largest customer is the U.S. Army[1]. It's a very large part of the reason why Red Hat took over development of SEL
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by mmh0000 6mo ago
I thought you might be. I just wanted to mention ZFS. Have I mentioned how great ZFS is yet?
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by mmh0000 6mo ago
Filesystem/file level dedupe is for suckers. =D If the greatest filesystem in the world were a living being, it would be our God. That filesystem, of course, is ZFS. Handles this correctly: https://www.truenas.com/docs&
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by mmh0000 7mo ago
To be fair… this has been known for a long time: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM
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by mmh0000 7mo ago
I know this is a joke. But, with the way the world is headed, this seems "likely". My question is, say a law was passed that effectively outlawed unauthenticated and unlogged DNS access. Could that be implemented today with someth
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by mmh0000 7mo ago
It actually works really well if you suck up to the AI. "Please do x" "Thank you, that works great! Please do y now." "You're so smart!" lol. It really works though! At least in my experience, Claude gets
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by mmh0000 7mo ago
TL;DW: skip to 17m55s for the important bit [1] https://youtu.be/3ZTGwcHQfLY?t=1075
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by mmh0000 7mo ago
The Clbuttical problem[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem
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by mmh0000 7mo ago
Make a better system, and we'll consider using it. A Terminal + Bash/ZSH is soooo sticky because they are VERY good at what they do once you learn the basics and quirks. And now with LLMs, CLIs are even better because LLMs talk in
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Altar of the Demo Gods(demogoats.com)
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
Until recently, Podman used slirp4net[1] for its container networking. About two years ago, they switched over to Pasta[2][3] which works quite a bit differently. [1] https://github.com/rootless-containers/slirp4netns
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
`-c none` hasn't worked in SSH for at least a decade. The `none` option was for SSHv1 which was already quite old when it was fully removed from OpenSSH 7.6 in 2017[1]. https://www.openssh.com/releasenotes.html
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
Dracut is used by default on: Fedora, RHEL, CentOS, Rocky, Alma, Arch, and Gentoo Dracut is available on: Debian and Ubuntu That covers most common Linux distros. - Personally, I'm using this on Fedora.
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
This has been a "need" for a long time for home users with FDE. The go-to software solution for Linux has been: https://github.com/gsauthof/dracut-sshd
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
If true. And I put a big if on that. I WILL be buying their flagship model. My go to for Graphene has been used Pixels from eBay. Because I can’t give money to Google in good conscience.
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
"Surveillance Camera Man"[1] makes a good practical example of it. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9sVqKFkjiY
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
My first job was Call Center tech support for eMachines (through a random 3rd-party contractor called "Alorica") at a whopping $7.25/hr in 2003. It had health insurance. Not great insurance, mind you, but insurance. It would
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
Wow. It’s scary to think this person votes. A dude makes a series of terrible decisions. Decides to not learn from any them. Then blames society. Okay. But my early story is eerily similar to his. Expect instead of just my dad dropping out
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
lol calling Python lightweight: ⟩ dnf install --downloadonly --installroot /tmp/yourmom python3 …SNIP… Transaction Summary: Installing: 59 packages Total size of inbound packages is 33 MiB. Need to download 33
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lj3iNxZ8Dww
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
Yes. For one simple reason: As vi is part of the POSIX standard[1], it is gauranteed to be installed on all unix(-like) machines you may touch now or in the future. [1] https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799&#
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
I generally use iSH[1] for my iPhone to Linux needs. Specifically, I like it because it's a standard Linux distribution with OpenSSH. Meaning all the things work like sftp, ssh, tunnels, and local clients like `mysql` tunneled through
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
Hah! I learned of Anna's a few months ago. I posted a slightly snarky comment on the lack of an explainer and got downvoted to oblivion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46169388 >> You know, it wouldn&#x
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
I really like and hate this at the same time. Years ago, I had a really fubar shell script for generating the DNS-01 records on my own (non-cloud) run authoritative nameserver. It "worked," but its reliability was highly questiona
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
Many larger corporations strictly control what software is available and allowed to be installed. On Linux, this is commonly accomplished using Red Hat Satellite [1], although many other tools are also available to use instead. Getting appr
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
This has been a long-standing problem with 7-Zip. An article from 2018: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/fake-websites... And uBlock Origin's "Badware" filter blocks it: https:/&
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by mmh0000 8mo ago
Doesn't work if there are too many diffs

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