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   by movedx 8y ago

   You're forgetting geographical availability. Where is their DC in Sydney or Brisbane, Australia? How about Singapore? Or Japan? Unless you're in Germany, Germany, or, perhaps, Germany (or Finland) then you're adding a lot (ye
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   by movedx 8y ago

   I didn't even know that existed. Cool. Thanks for the heads up.
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   by movedx 8y ago

   Thank you. I really should donate to the Web Archive because it's just such a useful resource.
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   by movedx 8y ago

   > Imagine if vim didn't let you save files with words spelled wrong, because its authors didn't agree that that was a valid way to write prose. This would just be another tool that works for some and not for others. If the tool
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   by movedx 8y ago

   I think this is the spirit of the advice.
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   by movedx 8y ago

   When it comes to project work, more so in a corporate or team environment, I also like to consider the people involved as a motivating factor: by not doing the work involved, you impact the people around you. Ultimately everything we do, ha
7. 877.▲
   by movedx 8y ago

   I've had the same experience as you. The people behind the support desk have always been able to assist and find an answer for me. Granted to get them to jump on it quickly I usually have to use the "phone me now" option, but
8. 878.▲
   by movedx 8y ago

   (can't edit my original comment at this point) Didn't think so.
9. 879.▲
   by movedx 8y ago

   "Kubernetes the hard way author": https://github.com/kelseyhightower
10. 880.▲
    by movedx 8y ago

    The content of the comment wasn't that of a personal project. It was the context of an organisation, so I'm addressing that concern directly.
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    by movedx 8y ago

    OK, let me reverse the question and put it to you: what does a bare VM get you over a VM with Minikube on it?
12. 882.▲
    by movedx 8y ago

    Are you serious right now?
13. 883.▲
    by movedx 8y ago

    tl;dr if you're a team of developers sitting around a table shouting at your monitor because K8s isn't working, hire someone to do the job right for you. I think you'll find it's pretty easy and utterly worth every penny
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    by movedx 8y ago

    Any tips or tricks to hosting your own vault(s)? Is it simple enough?
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    by movedx 8y ago

    Found any gems you want to share? What you're doing is essentially digital archeology, which is super cool. In 50-100 years, if not sooner, people will be digging through digital "graveyards" for evidence of this and that. Th
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    by movedx 8y ago

    Exactly right! I keep my PayPal and primary, recovery email password outside of the vault. I can recover accounts and keep money safe(r) that way. I have to remember three passwords (oh no!) and feel safer for it. It could all be in my head
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    by movedx 8y ago

    > It's annoying, but as I said, I'm not willing to take the risk. Convenience is the enemy of security. I think you're making a good choice though. It's a minor inconvenience for increased security and peace of mind.
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    by movedx 8y ago

    It's a tough call to make, isn't it? I just figured if they get into 1Password, I'm probably dealing with someone highly sophisticated and didn't stand a chance to begin with. I don't know yet. I might stick keeping
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    by movedx 8y ago

    TLS isn't the only option, though. You could use TLS on setup to share a pre-computed secret between the device and the remote server, then bin the TLS connection. After that, encrypt and forward over HTTP. Laziness isn't an excus
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    by movedx 8y ago

    And copy them to the clipboard automatically when it detects you'll need it. I'm slowly moving my TOTPs codes over.
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    by movedx 8y ago

    There's probably (simple/cheap) ways to overcome that, but I see your point.
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    by movedx 8y ago

    This is my worry too.
23. 893.▲
    by movedx 8y ago

    Cost of what, exactly? An (free) TLS certificate from Let's Encrypt?
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    by movedx 8y ago

    Thanks for these links. Very useful indeed. I've been looking for something to get me into C and Rust, so I can learn the lower level stuff, and get me away from higher level web technologies (which I play with all day, everyday.)
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    by movedx 8y ago

    That's a sad state of affair for those jurisdictions.
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    by movedx 8y ago

    Thanks a bunch mate. Appreciated. Great talk. Very interesting. Now if you'll excuse me, I have pointers in my structs to squash...
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    by movedx 8y ago

    > Have you read the relevant law (including case law) about copyright and "cybercrime" in these jurisdictions and concluded that, in fact, Slack does not have the power to restrict this? Have you read the Slack user agreement a
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    by movedx 8y ago

    "Deleting a public repository When you delete a public repository, one of the existing public forks is chosen to be the new parent repository. All other repositories are forked off of this new parent and subsequent pull requests go to
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    by movedx 8y ago

    I struggle with this too. To combat it, I divide my long term, life changing goals into one or more of three categories: healthy, wealthy, wise. It's an idea taken from Time Ferris' book, Tools of Titans. If a goal I have doesn&#x
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    by movedx 8y ago

    It'll be hard, but you'll need to get to N2 grade Japanese skills (business level) to be taken seriously. Look at Japanese Pod 101 - it's pretty good. Don't expect to ever get to N1. Virtually impossible. Also never expe