st3fan

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by st3fan 10mo ago
I just put something similar together but then on top of Openbao which generates temporary credentials/roles for Postgres. I created a website where people can request access and a specific group of people can approve the approve. Afte
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by st3fan 10mo ago
This is a great tool. Do you also mark records that point to private IP space? (192.168/16, etc.)
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by st3fan 10mo ago
The first two cases indicate that you have some gaps in your change management process. Strict requirements for pulls and ci/cd checks.
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by st3fan 10mo ago
Correct. These are called "residential proxies".
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by st3fan 10mo ago
Great victim blaming there buddy.
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by st3fan 11mo ago
I'm just one data point but .. who uses the frontpage? I go there to work on my projects. I've never been on pages other than in my org or projects.
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by st3fan 11mo ago
What a story. EOL the open source foundation of your commercial product, to which many people contributed, to turn it into a closed source "A-Ff*ing-I Store" .. seriously what the ...
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by st3fan 11mo ago
"If someone wants hype or the latest shiny thing every month, they have Linux." This is just such a bizarre view ... what do they think Linux really is? Maybe if you are on bleeding edge Arch as a hobbyist who follows the latest s
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by st3fan 11mo ago
Yeah no. Wishful thinking. History has shown that huge corporations taking over open source project generally results in a big change how those projects are governed and how the legalese like t&c turns out. Not a lawyer obviously - but
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by st3fan 1y ago
Another VPN advertisement.
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by st3fan 1y ago
Uhh a “multi-gigabyte Postgres database” is not “substantial”
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by st3fan 1y ago
Huge opportunity for Apple too.
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by st3fan 1y ago
"This week I ported the script to Go, the lingua franca of DevOps." I thought Python was the lingua franca of DevOps :)
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by st3fan 1y ago
Let the enshitification and cease and desists towards clones start ... I am very very skeptical of this being a good thing for Arduino and their community.
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by st3fan 1y ago
This website is not sponsored or endorsed by the European Commission or any other institution, body or agency of the European Union.
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by st3fan 1y ago
Tomorrow someone will post that Claude gave them better results than Codex. We've been playing this game for months now. Every week there is a tool that does something better than another tool for a specific (coding) task. Does anyone
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by st3fan 1y ago
Oidia- Oops I did it again
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by st3fan 1y ago
Come to Canada
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by st3fan 1y ago
pkg_add caddy. 4 line config. done. does all the things from the article.
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by st3fan 1y ago
I'm a bit surprised by that. Isn't an LSP for a language like Elixir a close integration with the runtime, compiler, etc?
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by st3fan 1y ago
Wasn't that a bug that was fixed weeks ago? Like early August? If you are not averse to this feature then it is better to simply make sure you are running the latest version.
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by st3fan 1y ago
"Smart authors generally write simpler code" I don't like to generalize. You are lucky then. I've definitely worked with super smart engineers who chose incredibly complicated solutions over more simpler and pragmatic so
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by st3fan 1y ago
Pretty sure this was not true for the longest time actually. Up to at least the mid 90s, both Apple and Microsoft had their own tools like Visual Basic/C/C++ and MPW on the Mac and none of those tools were free. You could get sign
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by st3fan 1y ago
"This is a little app that showcases how a multi-trillion company like Apple Inc lies to you about your sleep average over six months to make you feel better" I think a different tone and maybe assume there is good intent instead
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by st3fan 1y ago
What does "official" mean? Is it an official elixir-language project? I don't see Jose Valim as one the contributors.
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by st3fan 1y ago
I love all the benchmarks and numbers and what not but for us who switched to M* laptops it is all very obvious without any of that: longer battery life, more performance for disk/cpu/gpu, no fans spinning. My M1 Air still beats t
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by st3fan 1y ago
Folks need a linter, a compound checker, as part of their writing workflow. This seems like a simple idea that makes these errors show up with a squiggly red line under it.
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by st3fan 1y ago
"But still enough to prevent a billion request DDoS" - don't you just do the PoW once to get a cookie and then you can browse freely?
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by st3fan 1y ago
I like this but can we stop calling product telemetry “spyware” please.
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by st3fan 1y ago
This person needs professional help. Not ChatGPT.

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