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by nisa 7y ago
This looks great! Thanks for the hint!
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by nisa 7y ago
> Odds are someone / some people will create some kind of simpler solution with an easy default setup within the next ~5 years. I know it's not the same but Docker Swarm is pretty great if you just want to deploy some container
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by nisa 7y ago
Any idea how to do something similiar on Linux? I'm using Plasma 5 on Arch Linux and from time to time I'm seeing mysterious hangs (seconds to minutes) on the Plasma UI - CPU profiling is probably useless and for me it looks like
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CVE-2019-15718: Missing access controls on systemd-resolved's D-Bus interface(openwall.com)
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by nisa 7y ago
> without breaking out of the sandbox. Every Android Security Advisory I looked at contained at least one often multiple Elevation of Privilegues or straight Remote Code Execution holes - my Android One smartphone usally gets the updates
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by nisa 7y ago
br_netfilter is not namespace aware at least (it's fixed in 5.3 afaik) but there are probably other issues.
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by nisa 7y ago
The more I use Linux Containers (big fan of LXD) the more I'm convinced Solaris got it right with Zones, Crossbow, ZFS, SMF also for Zone services - Linux is still not there but instead we have lot's of vendor glue-code in go and
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by nisa 7y ago
For technical queries it's gotten even worse in the past years. It flat out ignores string matches or decides that I wanted something else. What's even stranger is that there are sites that match these strings 1:1 and they are hel
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by nisa 7y ago
thanks, I'll take a look. I remember playing with it for 32mb flash devices.
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by nisa 7y ago
How does Solaris/SmartOS handles that situation?
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by nisa 7y ago
What is the actual setting for exactly this behavoir? At least I'd like to disable it.
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by nisa 7y ago
Yes, their peering policy was and still is? infamous for being vile. They even had no ports at de-cix for a long time. However as ISP regarding reliability and technological improvement they are pretty good but they won't and/or c
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by nisa 7y ago
Quite a lot: In the 80ies in western germany the then responsible person at the ministry for postal issues (Postministerium) had family connections to a copper producer so everything was build with copper, besides at that time it was clear
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by nisa 7y ago
huh? the API is ubus and this only speaks ubus via JSON-RPC as long you can talk internally ubus you should be fine and able to call everything via JSON-RPC via uhttpd-mod-ubus or owsd (with websockets / events)
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by nisa 7y ago
Here is an area in eastern germany with lot's of opencast mining in the past (much bigger than what RWE did) - the lakes are former mines but there are some serious problems especially regarding quality of water and water levels https
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by nisa 7y ago
I've put all work and personal stuff into kanbanflow.com - I'm using several boards and attempt to do everything using their included pomodoro timer that also tracks the time for you. This is the only thing that worked for me to
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by nisa 7y ago
If you use multi-stage builds be aware that COPY --from also can do a chown and save image size - doing a RUN chown -R that is sometimes necassary to run stuff as a regular user duplicates the image size because changed metadata equals a
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by nisa 7y ago
I've used for developing on a community mesh network - you can boot OpenWrt with a fake wifi driver module and you can plug in in networking as you will and run multiple processes. It's far simpler to configure and does not need c
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by nisa 7y ago
Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz 1: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rindfleischetikettierungs%C3... - check out the voice version!
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by nisa 7y ago
No blockchain bullshit: - libremesh - https://libremesh.org (cert is broken :/) (layer 3, they use bmx6 / bmx7 like nycmesh) - freifunk-gluon: https://gluon.readthedocs.io/en/v2018.2.x/ this
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by nisa 7y ago
this was just a stupid comment on firewalld
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by nisa 7y ago
Not everyone wants to talk dbus to configure the firewall :P
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by nisa 7y ago
Sad. It's probably unpopular but wayland is not ready yet IMHO and lacking on a conceptual level. Yet another few years/months until most bugs are fixed and more broken functionality...
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by nisa 7y ago
I guess it's more like how many devs could be paid a decent salary from the millions that he Mozilla "leadership" pays itself.
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by nisa 7y ago
Ah, I can confirm all of the issues. I've thought that was my fault - so these are probably bugs.
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by nisa 7y ago
Baloo ist basically Spotlight and probably more but dare you are not that typical happy smile buisness user - have a few kernel source tree's laying around in your /home and you'll likely are getting friends with Baloo sooner
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by nisa 7y ago
Lost a lot of respect for the Linux devs due to this story - this is just stupid fuckery due to hurt egos or whatever. Droping that API in 5.0+ fine - but backporting the removal of the non-GPL API in -stable kernels?
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by nisa 7y ago
That was 2005 - 2019 ZoL is a true open-source project
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by nisa 7y ago
oh - didn't know about the backport - considering the change in question is really just a few lines and more or less cosmetic it's a political move. This basically makes native ZFS encryption very slow on recent Linux kernels. Sad
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by nisa 7y ago
I'm sorry - you are correct. I didn't want to blame a single person. But the new concepts and metaphors for the desktop were just not well thought out IMHO - that widget stuff was the wrong direction - as well as the idea to aband

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