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by psanford 3y ago
> We've been hinting at it in blog posts for the past year or so: our state propagation system called Corrosion. It's software designed to propagate state across a large cluster of nodes. The end state on each node is an eventu
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by psanford 3y ago
It doesn't seem like that gives you the ability to push image updates over the network. Or to run with read-only a/b partitions.
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by psanford 3y ago
Gokrazy is easily the most pleasant way I've found to deploy code to a raspberry pi. The worst part about setting up a raspberry pi is having to get out a keyboard and monitor (or serial cable) to manually configure a the rpi before yo
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by psanford 3y ago
Development hasn't stalled. There's a bunch of features that they have been making a lot of progress on. I'd expect to see quite a few of them before the end of the year.
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by psanford 3y ago
Is there no way to see the correct answers after finishing the quiz?
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1Password Open Sources Rust Passkey Library(blog.1password.com)
82 points by psanford 3y ago|5 comments
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by psanford 3y ago
Hi Neighbor! I walk by your garden a few times a week and always enjoy it. I also have long been curious what the history behind the oddly shaped building was. Thank you for the blog post and for making the neighborhood a lovely place to li
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by psanford 3y ago
SLA impacting outages for the last year are visible here: https://status.slack.com/calendar
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by psanford 3y ago
Then you have to support both forever. Its not clear why that is better.
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by psanford 3y ago
I'm not saying the developers couldn't support it. I'm saying you are not entitled to name call them if they choose to not support it.
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by psanford 3y ago
Yes, if you are writing new software please respect $XDG. But its a bit ridiculous to think that bash should respect some convention developed ~20 years after bash was released.
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by psanford 3y ago
aws is many things but 'incompetent' is not one of them.
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by psanford 3y ago
Its better than any Dell or HP laptop that I've owned.
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by psanford 3y ago
I've been running Asahi for a full year on my m2 air. The battery life is quite good. Yes, I think macOS has batter battery optimizations than linux, but compared to other laptops running linux it really is quite good.
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by psanford 3y ago
Wow this is a huge price increase for AWS. Its kind of shocking that they are raising prices for IPv4 addresses instead of offering a discount for hosts that are not using a public IPv4 address. Very un-aws like.
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by psanford 3y ago
No, whatever issue you are experiencing is not simply Twitch blocking Linux. I can login fine from Linux from chromium and firefox.
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by psanford 3y ago
> There are a number of topics on the horizon, however, with FIDO2, CTAP, and WebAuthn, we are asking websites to trust password managers a lot more. While password managers have long existed, usage is far from universal. But with FIDO2,
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by psanford 3y ago
https://github.com/psanford/wormhole-william/releases/tag/v1...
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Stéphane Graber has left Canonical(stgraber.org)
118 points by psanford 3y ago|134 comments
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by psanford 3y ago
I often use (my[0]) sqlite http vfs to query databases stored in s3. You can simply make a presigned url and then give that to the vfs and then it all just works. [0]: https://github.com/psanford/sqlite3vfshttp
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by psanford 3y ago
Ah very cool. I'll absolutely try this out on lambda when you release it.
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by psanford 3y ago
I'm curious how you'll handle lambda concurrency with LiteFS. I think (please correct anything I've got wrong) the way LiteFS works with respect to concurrency is: - A single host is the primary node and all writes have to go
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by psanford 3y ago
Man this is cool. While I really enjoy my own solution of using a custom SQLite vfs that stores your db transparently in dynamodb[0], this really is a compelling alternative. I wonder how viable this would be to use from aws lambda? It seem
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by psanford 3y ago
LXD is really great software. The majority of the contributions already come from canonical, so I doubt this will make much difference in the trajectory of the project. I will say that I prefer running LXD on NixOS hosts where it isn't
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by psanford 3y ago
Snap is not built on top of lxd.
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by psanford 3y ago
10 years later and I still can't let go. Shortly after they killed Reader, perhaps as a coping mechanism, I wrote a little wrapper that lets me use the Reader frontend on top of newsblur's API. The frontend is a pretty straight fo
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by psanford 3y ago
Yeah, sqlite has been my preferred method for working with csv files for a long time. I will say that one nice thing about DuckDB over SQLite is that it does a better job inferring column types than SQLite does.
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NVD Damage Continued(daniel.haxx.se)
128 points by psanford 3y ago|47 comments
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Enabling DNSSEC Signing for Pagerduty.com(seclists.org)
2 points by psanford 3y ago|0 comments
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by psanford 3y ago
Let me be more specific. There were a lot of bugs specifically related to non-4k page size architectures. Arm doesn't dictate the page size so most of the Arm systems out there have defaulted to 4k pages. The Asahi wiki has a partial l

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