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by rkeene2 3y ago
I haven't contributed to tinc in a while and I haven't contributed a transport mechanism, but I do know it is modular and supports more than TUN/TAP (for example PPP) -- so knowing this and having worked with the code-base in
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by rkeene2 3y ago
I (not a tinc maintainer, but a tinc contributor) have replied to this in the past [0]. Summary: it's not really possible without giving up some flexibility. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19304624
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by rkeene2 3y ago
This is true of tinc interfaces too, in the appropriate mode.
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by rkeene2 3y ago
Yes, I have a software watchdog specifically because systemd sometimes fails to reboot correctly :-)
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by rkeene2 3y ago
I was a Lobste.rs user for a while, but their admins are very patronizing so I left. One day in 2020, I made several posts (see below) on a variety of topics and because they were all articles or software I had written they couldn't d
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by rkeene2 3y ago
My AppFS project [0] is basically this, a content-addressable remote package-oriented system. [0] https://AppFS.net/
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by rkeene2 3y ago
... do you think that's the only way it applies ? Did you read it ? It says that no other method of authentication to US Government (exempting specifically national security systems) except for the approved method may be used. Since
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by rkeene2 3y ago
There was a Presidential Directive signed by George W. Bush in August of 2004 [0] that resulted in follow-up actions by every department of the executive branch of the US Government, the creation of the physical infrastructure, annual repor
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by rkeene2 3y ago
I argue that it should support the other direction as well (.ts to .js with JSDoc instead of .ts to .js+.d.ts), but the TypeScript devs said they do not support that
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by rkeene2 3y ago
The US Federal Government got rid of passwords in 2004. They use smart cards issued by approved issuers. They are certificate-based, so if you lose your card another one can be issued to you with the same properties on the certificate. A
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by rkeene2 3y ago
$ORIGIN has been pretty well-known and documented for a very long time
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by rkeene2 3y ago
There also used to be a project called LINE, which is to Windows what WINE is to Linux -- in other words it let you run Linux binaries on Windows
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by rkeene2 3y ago
WSL originally didn't run Linux, it performed system call mapping
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by rkeene2 3y ago
Consistent with other GTK+3 apps, but less consistent if you're not using GTK apps a lot. But, GTK+3 support should bring HiDPI support.
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by rkeene2 4y ago
That could be because putting it on the box creates a liability that the LEDs are meeting those specifications -- just because the source LEDs claim to meet those specifications doesn't mean that the enclosure being sold using them as
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by rkeene2 4y ago
It was a Sun enclosure, so proprietary and no documentation on the raw disk layout. I'm not sure what you mean regarding how I wrote it, it's a single C file I wrote on my workstation that I had attached the enclosure to in JBOD m
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by rkeene2 4y ago
NBD is a simple protocol, I used it to recover a RAID5 hardware array that lost parity [0] [1], in just a few lines of C. [0] https://dev.to/rkeene/raid5-lost-raid5-recovered-3kld [1] https://www.rkeene.org&
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by rkeene2 4y ago
AppFS [0] does deduplication at the file level and it works well for me. [0] https://AppFS.net
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by rkeene2 4y ago
I find class-based components work better for some things, mainly that need to manage complicated lifecycles that hooks do a pretty bad job of.
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by rkeene2 4y ago
I had hoped that my last sentence made it clear that this was all meant to be the same kind of engagement with the ridiculous premise that occurred in the linked article, but you seemed to take it earnestly.
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by rkeene2 4y ago
I would hope someone who did datacenter cabling would be able to explain that the color coding system has a meaning to humans and not to the electronics in a calm and coherent manner to an honest inquiry. Additionally, labels on datacenter
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by rkeene2 4y ago
I also allow remote code execution, though interactively [0]. Though I'm not using any VMs or anything like that for isolation. Note: All the interesting stuff is in /opt/appfs [0] https://rkeene.dev/js-repl&
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by rkeene2 4y ago
That would mean that all networks which peer with the Internet would necessarily be considered Production. This isn't that reasonable outside certain niches (i.e., national government networks). Instead, what's commonly done is t
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by rkeene2 4y ago
I can't try gitup since it seems to require macOS -- ideally something web-based similar to Fossil.
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by rkeene2 4y ago
I'm still looking for a tool which produces a timeline similar to Fossil's, but for git. Example Fossil graph: https://chiselapp.com/user/rkeene/repository/kitcreator/time...
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by rkeene2 4y ago
Hard to tease out what you're saying here, but maybe a Hashed Array Table (HAT) is what you're referring to ? I have a slightly extended version here [0][1] [0] https://rkeene.org/viewer/tmp/hat.c.htm [
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by rkeene2 4y ago
That's still not stevia, it's stevia products -- because stevia is so potent it's usually mixed with other things to increase the volume and mass -- otherwise people would be either adding way too much or feel like the packag
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by rkeene2 4y ago
How many characters are in "offer" ? 4 (because of the ligature for "ff") or 5 ?
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by rkeene2 4y ago
If you change `latest` to the version [0], then you'll get that exact version. Additionally any external dependencies can be specified by just accessing them the same way you would in `nix-shell`, just using the path instead of install
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by rkeene2 4y ago
You just use the dependencies, for example: $ cat /tmp/hello.py #! /opt/appfs/rkeene.org/python3/platform/latest/bin/python3 print("Hello, world!".rjust(20, "-")

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