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by oauea 6y ago
I am unironically using Kubernetes for my personal home server. Thanks to https://k3s.io/ this is really easy to do, great fun and extremely useful. I have a git repo containing all my helm charts & docker files, testin
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by oauea 6y ago
Now smash that machine to bits with a hammer. How long do you need to get the exact same system back up?
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by oauea 6y ago
Yeah, restricting the hardware your software can run on is super cool!
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by oauea 6y ago
Literally everywhere. HN just strips out emojis from posts, because they're obnoxious.
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by oauea 6y ago
> Try it if your Windows 10 is updated enough And if it's not, please go update your Windows. You should not be reading HN with out outdated operating system.
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by oauea 6y ago
> but not every country is as socially conscious I think you answered your own question.
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by oauea 6y ago
It's not just one document. And you don't know what will be relevant before you buy them, because you won't know the contents!
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by oauea 6y ago
No one gets to demand anything from me during the weekend, no thanks.
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by oauea 6y ago
Sounds like an excellent strategy for resume padding.
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by oauea 6y ago
Sure if you want to kill open source. I'm working in the office during office hours.
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by oauea 6y ago
> And yes, VirusTotal lets you download the file if you pay Indeed, so it is critical to never upload any binaries to them that you do not have full permission to redistribute. Nowadays they are very open about the sharing, but in the pa
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by oauea 6y ago
Ha, no.
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by oauea 6y ago
Yeah, everyone feels that way until they ran into several issues that suddenly make containerization look like a great idea.
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by oauea 6y ago
Well yes, but most languages have some kind of cache in the home folder.
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by oauea 6y ago
Not since 2019: https://blog.golang.org/using-go-modules The project has to opt into it, which appears to be the case here since there is a `go.mod` file. Are you using a modern version of Go?
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by oauea 6y ago
Wow, that sounds incredibly inefficient and unsafe.
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by oauea 6y ago
No, that's per process. Not very useful and can already be done with selinux etc
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by oauea 6y ago
You think working for Google is a net positive for society?
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by oauea 6y ago
> The next step is to disable _all_ cookies, even first-party, by default I suppose you never login to websites?
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by oauea 6y ago
> And yes, I know that Docker (and any other Linux container-based tool) also runs a VM—but it sets it up almost 100% transparently for me. I install docker, I run `docker run` and I have a container running. Comments like this help rein
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by oauea 6y ago
Yes, vetting everything takes a LOT of time. Regardless of the language, package manager, etc. We (small shop) don't vet the code of all of our dependencies, since we simply don't have the manpower. But we do run nexus to have the
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by oauea 6y ago
Sounds like you had some poor experiences with people who didn't know what they were doing. The proper way to audit your dependencies is to run an in-house Maven repository server. Just like you would for npm, or any package repository
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by oauea 6y ago
That issue isn't even remotely similar, it's just someone uploading new packages and some people choose to use those instead of the official ones, god knows why. It didn't get pulled in automatically for existing projects. Al
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by oauea 6y ago
So it's London law firm Summerfield Browne ( https://www.summerfieldbrowne.com/ ) who attacked someone leaving a review about their business. If you're searching for reviews about London law firm Summerfield Browne
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by oauea 6y ago
> on a whim: because of a sudden decision How was them banning Terraria's accounts not a sudden decision? How about any of the other stories posted in this thread? They literally ban accounts on a whim, usually with no warnings issu
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by oauea 6y ago
How you going to use that to host on Stadia?
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by oauea 6y ago
> Although obviously if they banned me, I wouldn't have access to my direct support line anymore. Which they will do literally on a whim. Who are you going to call then?
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by oauea 6y ago
> I wish the browser vendors supported some kind of pinning to source code for open source extensions. Chrome used to. You used to be able to just download the source code of an extension, point Chrome at it, and done you are. Well, you
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by oauea 6y ago
> How many authenticator apps do you have to use in parallel to mitigate this risk of a single point of failure? Just one, together with alternative forms of 2 factor auth, such as a Yubikey (U2F token) or printed backup codes.
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by oauea 6y ago
TFA is literally about people just saying "hi".

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