remram

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by remram 1y ago
Well you can't, but that wouldn't work with routing either, and it is not the situation at hand: in the article there are multiple IPs on the VPS: > you now have multiple real-world IP addresses that people can get to In your n
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by remram 1y ago
I don't know what you mean by "the protocol". There is a destination IP address on every packet... getsockname() will tell the proxy which local IP the client dialed, allowing it to create "virtual hosts" (or you ca
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by remram 1y ago
This Nebula? https://github.com/slackhq/nebula
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by remram 1y ago
Thanks for the permalink! Looks resolved now.
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by remram 1y ago
Yes, once you click, you'll notice you have been baited into something you don't care about. I certainly feel that way, same as GP.
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by remram 1y ago
tinc can also automatically select routes through the mesh, and it supports layer 2 (tap) VPN too. Wireguard is a long way from this feature set unfortunately.
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by remram 1y ago
Since the cruise ship is named, there is a good chance someone at the company (even without technical skills) will notice this article and tip off IT this way.
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by remram 1y ago
And the receiver: https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-co... I'll have to try this! edit: actually Jaeger can just read those files directly, so no need to run a collector with the receiver. T
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by remram 1y ago
I have thought about that before, but I was blocked by the really poor file support for OTel. I couldn't find an easy way to dump a file from the collector running in my CI job and load it on my laptop for analysis, which is the way I
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by remram 1y ago
Coming *to* big tech? Though I appreciate disclosing your bias in the title, I guess.
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by remram 1y ago
This is not that, though.
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by remram 1y ago
This blog post is a lot more obscure than usual. Sometimes with sentences directly contradicting itself, like: > Workers KV is built as what we call a “coreless” service which means there should be no single point of failure as the servi
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by remram 1y ago
Source? We didn't see anything wrong with AWS here.
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by remram 1y ago
Is that true? I see no direct report about that. downdetector says so, but it's crowdsourced so it tends to have fake positives.
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by remram 1y ago
Service level agreements agreements?
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by remram 1y ago
What is meant by "filesystem execution" here? Is it just an S3 file transfer tool?
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by remram 1y ago
If most people in your country use Meta apps, whether it's a tax discount spread across the population or a payout spread across the userbase doesn't make a difference. Personally I would like to see some execs go to prison, rathe
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by remram 1y ago
The 2.3 MB picture at the top loaded comically slowly even on wifi.
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by remram 1y ago
"40% me" means "60% LLM"
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by remram 1y ago
My number one problem with Restic is the memory usage. On some of my workloads, Restic consumes dozens of gigabytes of memory during backup. I am very much in the market for a replacement (looking at Rustic for example).
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by remram 1y ago
I mean how do you unify it? Is there a tool that will sync/unify the history for you?
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by remram 1y ago
Yes, I caught one candidate doing exactly that. There were other obvious signs as well. Of course I don't know how many I didn't catch.
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by remram 1y ago
Why? Do you think many people would want to develop from their phones instead of PCs if that was an option? I've certainly never wanted to. You can actually run a desktop VM on a phone pretty easily (I even run a Windows one, for games
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by remram 1y ago
Sounds like you learned something valuable about them and dodged a bullet! I won't disagree about it being messed up though.
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by remram 1y ago
Asking dumb questions has become one of my moves in interviews. This is to expose LLM users, as LLMs are extremely unlikely to answer a "how do I do X" question with "you shouldn't do X", or "how would you repl
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by remram 1y ago
HISTIGNORE='m:??:info *:info:[bf]g:exit:[bf]g %[0-9]:help *:date:cal:cal ????:exec env ENV\*'
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by remram 1y ago
What tool do you use for that?
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by remram 1y ago
"a lot"
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by remram 1y ago
It matters if 1) you have long-lived sessions on the application (RP) or 2) the application (RP) does something on behalf of the users and you need to stop that. For example, say I leave the company. My account in SSO (IdP) gets deactivated
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by remram 1y ago
No, they would have to show an established market in commerce in ONE market that X is infringing.

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