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by rcarmo 5mo ago
You're not getting it. The env vars are only exposed in the local agent runtime. The agent's identity against Azure Key Vault determines what it has access to. (and I also expand some env vars on fetch() requests for APIs that don
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
I just gave my agents a keychain tool that expands prefixed environment variables automatically into their shell. Can work locally or against a cloud key vault. Done.
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
I’d like to say thanks for that - I’ve been using it on my IR version of joker: https://rcarmo.github.io/projects/go-joker/ and it’s been very helpful to pin down bugs.
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
Nice. I’m doing https://rcarmo.github.io/projects/piclaw (which is embedding pi) but I like the way this is designed. Congrats!
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
I used Hy for a long time, then tried Janet, and ultimately realized that I wanted more batteries included but didn't want Python... So I forked https://github.com/rcarmo/go-joker and am tinkering with it until it
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
As someone trying to port 9front onto a similar board, I can tell you firsthand that it is not trivial (I actually did that because it was “simpler” than porting Haiku, but then the Haiku folk point blank refused to have anything to do with
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Miscellany № 49: introducing the quasiquote – Shady Characters(shadycharacters.co.uk)
3 points by rcarmo 5mo ago|0 comments
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
I love mine: https://taoofmac.com/space/reviews/2025/05/15/2230 - I run Silverblue with niri and Noctalia Shell and it is very zippy, besides being able to drive huge external monitors.
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
Again, you try having your posts rehashed and translated into Hindi, Chinese and a few other languages, complete with links to advertising and malware sites, and getting e-mail about that from a few dozen people - this actually worked (or s
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
Well, you try having your posts rehashed and translated into Hindi, Chinese and a few other languages, complete with links to advertising and malware sites, and getting e-mail about that from a few dozen people - this actually worked (or se
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
That was an early attempt to stop LLM scraping and wholesale content stealing that I completely forgot about, even though it seemed to be quite effective until I turned on Cloudflare’s AI scraping prevention. The wording is a bit outdated,
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
Yep. I added that when I found a number of Chinese blogs stealing my content wholesale and/or mis-attributing references, and totally forgot about it for the past year… needs some rewording, I guess.
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
You're not getting it. The lift shafts are lined, this is an armored concrete building in Europe.
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
As long as you're happy with having your home wi-fi potentially controlled by the cloud...
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
Actually, no. DTIM was always 3, if you'd bothered to read the original post - https://taoofmac.com/space/reviews/2025/09/14/1630 I do know what Apple devices "like" (it's kind o
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
Ubiquity would have added another zero (at least) to the price here and bring cloud features I very determinedly did not want to have in the first place (check the original post at https://taoofmac.com/space/reviews&#x2
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
Yeah, that is actually what the OpenWRT package does, except it grabs the data for me. Saves me the scripting :)
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
I do need it, but the IoT devices are conveniently close to most APs, so that sort of evens out.
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
There is zero benefit to using 2.4 for me, really, since it's crowded as heck. I'd rather skip it altogether.
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
I _am_ broadcasting a second SSID, in case that was not obvious from the text... I just don't want there to be 3.
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
Yeah, I tried the same channel thing, but I can't change the power, really - the flat is wrapped around two elevator shafts :)
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
CB stands for Citizen's Band, and was the moniker back in the Usenet days. Yes, I know I am dating myself here.
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
I’ve spent my entire career in telco and networking and loved the rise of Wi-Fi (which we used spectacularly over long distances when the spectrum was clear to show off my mates in 3G/microwave backhaul), and have been keeping up with
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Halted ARM64 Port Work(github.com)
3 points by rcarmo 5mo ago|1 comments
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
It’s soup, right? Has got to be soup.
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by rcarmo 5mo ago
I swear a lot less at Codex than at Anthropic models, fwiw.
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Notes for May 17-24(taoofmac.com)
2 points by rcarmo 5mo ago|0 comments
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Logitech Combo Touch: Four Years Later(taoofmac.com)
1 points by rcarmo 5mo ago|0 comments
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Piku/piku: The tiniest PaaS you've ever seen(github.com)
4 points by rcarmo 5mo ago|1 comments
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iOS-Linuxkit: Linux on iPad, the Hard Way(taoofmac.com)
2 points by rcarmo 5mo ago|0 comments

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