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by solatic 3y ago
> I have to remember to go fetch the one in the bank vault periodically I feel you, but I don't think Average Joe's threat model requires keeping a Yubikey in a safe deposit box (this is besides the issue that safe deposit boxe
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by solatic 3y ago
Passkeys follow the 3-2-1 backup rule, just like any other digital data. The main difference being that you don't need to backup the passkey itself, just have multiple passkeys. Have 3 passkeys 2 of them on-person at any time (e.
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by solatic 3y ago
It's not a zero-sum game. Risk hurts everyone. If risks can be reduced, then both Lockheed Martin can earn more profit and the costs can be lower for taxpayers.
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by solatic 3y ago
> Applying all these abstract epidemic/broken-windows type models which pretend like the root causes of crime are unknowable allows police to appear like they're operating efficiently, while at the same time just responding to
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by solatic 3y ago
I agree with the author, but especially because it's so rare to find people with expertise (a) also in the application, (b) also in the deployment target, and (c) also in the deployment methodology, let alone in the specific instances
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by solatic 3y ago
I think there's a classic fallacy here of confusing signals with proof. Admittance to an elite program signals (with higher confidence) higher competency, but it can never prove it, largely because part of what determines competency
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by solatic 3y ago
Depends on your threat modeling. Are you running untrusted code on the worker (maybe you have an org with thousands of engineers, maybe you're running builds from a public fork)? Sure, that's an issue. Are you a small startup? Tak
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by solatic 3y ago
I'm more interested in this as part of a CI/CD process for releasing macOS software. For an isolated build worker - yeah, sure, I'll go ahead and disable SIP. Not every workload is running on an endpoint connected to a human
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by solatic 3y ago
You can typically get an appointment with your GP within a day or two; their role is basically triage for the rest of the health system. Access to specialists is tiered; a referral from a GP gets you access to earlier appointments, without
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by solatic 3y ago
People don't first decide which casino to go to, they decide to first go to Vegas and then decide which casino to go to. If Vegas's reputation is ruined, overall traffic to casinos in general would decline. If Vegas were to allow
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by solatic 3y ago
Boards of private companies or public companies with $168 billion market caps? Private companies, sure. Boards of private companies often have an iron grip on shareholders and are often unaccountable. But the boards of public companies need
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by solatic 3y ago
Too busy: what typically happens is that the concern of the spin-off of the disc business would be delegated to one / a few board members whose responsibility would be to examine the issue and make a recommendation to the rest of the b
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by solatic 3y ago
Here's the hole in your logic: even if Netflix has no desire to operate a particular business anymore (despite presumed profitability), if the business was, in the general sense, desirable (i.e. because profitability), then it would be
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by solatic 3y ago
> We will fix those guides accordingly, thank you for bringing this to my attention. Great :D I read a lot more of the documentation this morning, in general I really like what I see, but the clustering bit is the key missing point for m
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by solatic 3y ago
> Why bother, when Dagger caches everything automatically? The fear with needing to run `npm ci` (or better, `pnpm install`) before running dagger is on the amount of time required to get this step to run. Sure, in the early days, trying
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by solatic 3y ago
It's a public alpha and clearly targeted for small hobbyists / FOSS work as a result. I'm looking for something where the creator has more confidence in its reliability...
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by solatic 3y ago
Sadly, Dagger doesn't get it either. It's so focused on portability between the underlying infrastructure providers, on not being the underlying infrastructure provider, and therefore it doesn't solve the real problem, whic
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by solatic 3y ago
GitHub Actions is a horrible CI/CD system. You cannot run steps in parallel on the same VM; container-based workloads are a second-class citizen. The first problem means that setting up local credentials and other environment dependenc
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by solatic 3y ago
The easiest firewall in the world is one that is set up to deny all traffic from all sources. Which is how any decent firewall is configured by default anyway. I'm not saying that running a private network doesn't provide genuine
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by solatic 3y ago
Half the reason AWS has leading IPv6 support in the first place is due to mandates from the US government to start migrating. Author is correct that, from a cost perspective, the new costs are immaterial to large customers, but I wouldn&#x2
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by solatic 3y ago
Who else will call a POTS phone line when there's an alert? Fact: I'm not going to hear my phone ping in the middle of the night. I'm much more likely to hear my phone ring.
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by solatic 3y ago
This is the literally the first thing you should check for on a new codebase, particularly because modern build tooling recognizes the need and makes it easy. When you have a.js depending on b.js depending on c.js and on and on, the latency
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by solatic 3y ago
It's not really Terraform's fault. Terraform provides the capability to do all kinds of validations before running an apply, but it's up to the providers to implement the validations. If the provider doesn't implement th
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by solatic 3y ago
> finding food that is high fiber, low salt and unsweetened is nearly impossible I mean, this is pretty much anything in the fresh produce section. Chop it up and eat as a salad, made palatable with a sprinkle of salt (nowhere near as mu
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by solatic 3y ago
Not true if new housing stock is snapped up by speculators/investors/foreigners. Housing, like freeways, can suffer from induced demand, if the target market of the housing project is for people who do not live in the project&#x27
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by solatic 3y ago
Your logic: let's reduce immigration because immigrants send remittances to family members who are not permitted by our immigration laws to join their family members in this country, which would increase immigration numbers further whi
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by solatic 3y ago
Buy items priced by bulk weight to begin with. Meat, vegetables, nuts, also items in standard packaging sizes like milk per liter or gallon. All this processed junk (with its non-standard package sizing) is bad for you anyway. If someone wi
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by solatic 3y ago
No need to get data at that level of granularity. "How many users do we have?" "Who is our biggest user?" Simple questions like those which are simple to answer vs a centralized database, and much more difficult to answe
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by solatic 3y ago
I've personally worked for multiple startups where rolling out hardware keys did not require making additional IT hires (we're talking about companies smaller than ~50 people). Perhaps at BigCo size, you end up needing dedicated p
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by solatic 3y ago
> No one from business even dreamed of knowing what each user was doing with the software at any moment in real time Surely you jest. Not knowing what your users are doing with the software was the number one problem with product develop

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