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by smashed 2y ago
It's a matter of terminology. From my understanding, some 200+ years ago in the UK, ale was used for non-hopped malt beverages and beer was used for hopped malt beverages. The terms eventually evolved to mean the same thing, as pretty
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by smashed 2y ago
Magento, OpenCart or WooCommerce are money related. All terrible but also very popular. But I guess they work, somehow. What would you use to build and self-host an ecommerce site quickly and that is not a SaaS?
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by smashed 2y ago
> I would rather something not be packaged at all than packaged badly; this whole experience reads like a lesson in what not to do. You might consider adding a big warning on your official documentation about unsupported distribution pac
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by smashed 2y ago
I understand the technical issue but on a broader sense, the instant that a vendor supplied black box is installed behind your firewall and allowed to make any sort of communication towards a vendor controlled endpoint, doesn't it imme
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by smashed 2y ago
Oidc middlewares already exist. Many authentication providers/software call it "federated login" or "social login" where they can delegate the credentials to a third party if so configured. Maybe clarify what you ca
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by smashed 2y ago
The problem is that in all the shared examples, Google ai search does not respond with a Maybe xyz, question mark? like you did. It always answers with high confidence and can't seem to navigate any gray area where there are multiple d
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by smashed 2y ago
> We received some disappointing feedback from a key organization in the RISC-V ecosystem that the Yocto Project was not important and not worth funding. We will take this feedback into account. That's a bummer. But the core Risc-V
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by smashed 2y ago
Linux is a bazaar. Very chaotic, nothing is ever perfect, but there is something for everyone that sets foot.
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by smashed 2y ago
> I figured they must be running DNSSEC on that zone (or some part of it), and it must have a "not-before" constraint Since clients will attempt to resolve ntp.org in order to actually sync their clock, there is a good probabil
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by smashed 2y ago
I've seen compromised iot devices used to run proxy servers. They are mostly resold on black market as residential IPs for web scrapping and such. Since there is a black market for it they mostly get resold, instead of put to use on th
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by smashed 3y ago
Good tidbit in there that systemd was about to ship an optimization that rendered their payload non-functional: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/31550 This might be why they started rushing their backd
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by smashed 3y ago
A misplaced punctuation has some plausible deniability. Like the author could say he was distracted and fat fingered nonsense, honest mistake. A utf character from a language that has zero chance of being mapped to your programmer's ke
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by smashed 3y ago
That is still more or less voluntary manual recording, sprinkled with micro management vibes. What's at stake here is systematic and transparent recording of all video and audio conversation. Does it exist? Does ms teams for example ha
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by smashed 3y ago
Most major PHP frameworks like laravel, symfony, Drupal, Magento develops all kinds of complex caching layers to work around PHP's stateless 1 request/1 execution model, essentially poorly recreating shared application state you w
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by smashed 3y ago
No but if Walmart distributes 81% of the production of that particular cracker brand, it could suddenly find itself in a huge crisis if Walmart decided to cease distributing it and fill the shelves with great value crackers.
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by smashed 3y ago
I was confused with this as well and the documentation is not always clear about it. Nftables and the netfilter project is the firewall implementation in Linux. The legacy and beloved iptables format is fully replaced nowadays by nftables.
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by smashed 3y ago
A modern Linux distro with an older generation desktop environment like MATE or xfce is incredibly snappy, has modern hardware support and is maintained with security updates and up to date crypto stack.
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by smashed 3y ago
Nothing wrong with AI generated content if it's info I need and it's factually correct. The problem I have is that it's usually junk fluff pieces with way too much text for SEO optimization. I feel anything computer generated
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by smashed 3y ago
Really not the kind of mistakes generative AI makes.
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by smashed 3y ago
I see an upward line starting from the 1920's onward if you focus on the general trend.
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by smashed 3y ago
After the stone, bronze and iron age, we are definitely in the plastic age now.
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by smashed 3y ago
https://eclipse.aas.org/eye-safety/viewers-filters And buy direct, don't use Amazon because of the counterfeit risks.
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by smashed 3y ago
Just a fyi if you're going down that path, the hardware watchdog is disabled by default in most distros. Enable it using RuntimeWatchdogSec. Second, if you are running an important service, see if it can support systemd notification so
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by smashed 3y ago
Yes, I think the point being made is that the infrastructure described in terraform is a much more difficult thing to change and evolve over time. Changing a source file line and shipping a new version of the app is much easier. They are n
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by smashed 3y ago
People have been waiting for decades for the Canadian housing market to tumble. There are so many Canadians waiting on the sidelines with their down payment ready to be deployed and are out competed year after year. The pent up demand for h
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by smashed 3y ago
I tried to fact check it also. They talk about a "java-based" os that could have been the cause. I know java me was a thing and there are micro jvm that can run on microcontrollers but still, it does not add up. I think a DDoS att
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by smashed 3y ago
https://climate.nasa.gov/explore/ask-nasa-climate/3104/flip-...
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by smashed 3y ago
To be honest I had read the entire article and did not get the very important fact that it landed upside down. Perhaps people are reacting to the very bad reporting by the BBC, not at the slim mission team itself.
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by smashed 3y ago
But can you really disable a Facebook account?
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by smashed 3y ago
There is a mounting problem in Canada with CBC and public funds funding productions we can never see or are delayed/pay walled. Movies that are 100% paid by public money are not available to see anywhere, after a short theater release.

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