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by proxysna 3y ago
I don't think that they "stole" it. Just a nice tribute to the artist that also fits the theme. I am a fan of Louis Wain's work and just felt like sharing.
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by proxysna 3y ago
Release image [1] is inspired by works of Louis Wain[2]. Name of the release image references one of his works[3]. [1] https://www.openbsd.org/images/ImHappyBecauseEveryoneLovesMe... [2] https://en.wikipedia
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by proxysna 3y ago
It was just an example of a number of small things and issues, that we were not expecting to be an issue by the 15th major release, but in general it's ok. We implemented a workaround.
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by proxysna 3y ago
Last year I was second guessing myself if migration to Gitlab EE from Jira, Bitbucket and Jenkins would be worth it, as it was a massive shift for my org. Maybe purchasing a DC version of Atlassian products would be a better alternative, bu
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by proxysna 3y ago
Unsealing is the process of obtaining the plaintext root key necessary to read the decryption key to decrypt the data, allowing access to the Vault. Prior to unsealing, almost no operations are possible with Vault. For example authenticatio
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by proxysna 3y ago
This is for large deployments in prod. Nomad and Consul servers at home are running on an old Rpi3 with 2G of ram managing several devices and about 10 vm's. Larger deployment of ~30vm's was managed with a nomad/consul clus
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by proxysna 3y ago
yes, you can do that. Here's an example. https://andydote.co.uk/2021/11/22/nomad-operator-pattern/
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by proxysna 3y ago
You can have sd and secrets with just nomad now, it is perfect for small projects in that way. K8s also can do secrets! base64 encoded secrets! But in case you need a more secure solution. Please pull in a Vault helm chart or mess around wi
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by proxysna 3y ago
Nomad is an alternative to k8s, but it is not really a "lightweight k8s". Nomad and k8s are way to different to call them versions of eachother. And the whole license thing. Nothing changed for end users.
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by proxysna 3y ago
k3s is a single binary + a lot of unnecessary api's trimmed. In general a better entrypoint for someone new to k8s imo.
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by proxysna 3y ago
Start with hashicorp nomad. Less of a learning curve and easy to set up. Traefik can do automatic discovery of services in nomad. Definitely better than a bunch of systemd units.
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by proxysna 3y ago
Same with orange pi5 and 5b. Having an option for a faster and reliable storage is amazing. SD cards are great when you prototype or need just enough storage to netboot a device, but past that it is limiting.
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by proxysna 3y ago
They still use mostly DJI drones by burning an older firmware and using an anonymizer to hide takeoff and pilot's position from a potential aeroscope. DJI's are pretty cheap and really good at what they are doing.
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by proxysna 3y ago
Yes, Linux wrapped into countless unnecessary abstraction layers.
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by proxysna 3y ago
Windows and WSL are a mess. Run docker on Linux instead. There is no reason to run docker on windows, except if you are planning to build windows containers.
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by proxysna 3y ago
Also Nomad: https://developer.hashicorp.com/nomad
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by proxysna 3y ago
Facebook work with cops all around the world, might as well be an official request from russian internal affairs.
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by proxysna 3y ago
Ask yourself how much of the industry your experience represents. Should answer your question.
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by proxysna 3y ago
Yes, people underestimate how important consul and vault are in modern infra. There is no direct replacement for vault or consul in how versatile and powerful these tools are.
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by proxysna 3y ago
Yes. Yellow vests protested peacefully and that yielded nil. Pension reform was protested peacefully and that yielded nil. Anything that makes establishment scared is a valid protesting technique.
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by proxysna 3y ago
Does that mean that other deaths should not be protested?
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by proxysna 3y ago
> The situation strongly points he is linked to drug dealing, financial scam, car thievery How does it point to that? And does that justify murder?
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by proxysna 3y ago
Flexible and really lightweight. Been using it daily for the last year and would recommend it to anyone who is running a small-medium support team or as a planner for your own stuff.
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by proxysna 4y ago
Seems like i missed the point. Thanks for explaining
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by proxysna 4y ago
Why not Makefile ?
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by proxysna 4y ago
Really cool
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by proxysna 4y ago
> The implicit assumption is that the states always go for the faster solution. That’s what cops in Belarus did to me twice since 2020 when I declined to unlock my phone. That’s what they did to many of my friends and colleagues. Hacking
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by proxysna 4y ago
Because to beat up someone and order them to unlock their phone is faster, does not require trained staff, can be done anywhere and is fun for the cops. In some cases they use israeli hardware (forgot the name of the company), if you are fo
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by proxysna 4y ago
> Telegram accounts of opposition were hacked by belarus police as well. It's known and documented. These were cases when cops either were able to access the device, or were able to intercept sms messages. Notice that that did not h
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by proxysna 4y ago
Sounds like all you need is à plugin to call makefile targets from vim.

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