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by subway 8y ago
The rules certainly drive me up the wall. An event I attend annually in a conference hall has an ongoing joke about being sure you know which chairs in the venue are union chairs, and which aren't. As an attendee, nobody minds if you m
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by subway 8y ago
I'll grant you that it's extremely different from static network configs, but it's far from opaque. If anything having all the logging under NM can make troubleshooting a pleasure `journalctl -f -u NetworkManager` is a gods
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by subway 8y ago
NM doesn't always change resolv.conf. This entirely depends on the dns backend. If it's set to use dnsmasq, systemd-resolved or unbound as a dns backend, it never touches the file, instead passing nameservers in to the stub reso
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by subway 8y ago
I tried giving resolved a go, but kept seeing issues where it would suddenly start returning an error response (I wanna say servfail), would log a dnssec validation error, and refuse to work until the process was restarted. I've since
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by subway 8y ago
It exists because it's nice to have a unified place to define all your network connections and their behavior, instead of having them spread across wpa_supplicant, pppd, mbim-network, dhcpcd, openvpn, vpnc, freeswan, iptables, and ifup
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by subway 8y ago
What's wrong with Network Manager? I've yet to find a better tool for managing wired, wireless, vpn, and mobile broadband anywhere as well as NM. Sticking with the theme of the original post, NM combined with unbound and dnssec-tr
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by subway 8y ago
Dumbphones effectively no longer exist. Anything with LTE (aside from iDevices) seems to run a Linux kernel with a stripped down Android or FirefoxOS on top. They have simplified UIs if that's what you're looking for, but they als
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by subway 8y ago
This takes me back to High School. My senior year (2002), the school decided to add a "computer programming" course (c++). Despite having a "computer science" department (a lab that taught pc repair skills), the course e
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by subway 8y ago
It seems like a few folks have been burned by the failure to put the spec before the implementation. Another example: Kamax provides mxisd[1], the only federated identity server (the official identity server is/was controlled by vector
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by subway 8y ago
and sound like jet engines..
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by subway 8y ago
BMW, MB, and Lime already do this in Seattle.
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by subway 8y ago
Wireless is slower, has higher latency, is less reliable This all varies based on the wireless tech used. My apartment in Seattle is serviced via point to point wireless with another building across the neighborhood. Currently I see under
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by subway 8y ago
If you operate from the mindset that nix is always responsible for all of the kernel and all of userland, none are unreasonable. The moment you try to live in a world where nix isn't controlling the kernel, most of those packages are
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by subway 8y ago
I agree with the vast majority of your post, but.. > Wait, does this person think you can ad-hoc change your kernel version without considering whether your low level and/or kernel specific packages are compatible with it? That&#x27
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by subway 8y ago
The secondary ruler is clearly just that -- secondary. The text and markings are often smaller. It's likely way easier to flip a switch on the spedometer, then swap out the faceplate than you think.
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by subway 8y ago
I read that as Invotion at first, and had horrible flashbacks to working at Hosting.com's former parent company, Invotion. ( https://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/stories/2004/07/26/st... ). B
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by subway 8y ago
Nifty. I've been using ssl_certificate_by_lua_block from the openresty nginx lua module to accomplish this.
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by subway 8y ago
Apple devices (and a handful of android tablets) use separate baseband chips. Most android SoCs have the baseband on the same silicon as the arm cores.
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by subway 8y ago
I was expecting it to be Sawant out preaching the evils of Amazon... That said, it seems especially silly for Seattle to think Amazon's impact on NYC will be anything like what happened in Seattle.
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by subway 8y ago
A number of under the hood elements are being reused. Telepathy still drives the messaging system, and ofono is being used for the modem. The GTK2 UI from Maemo was dead in the water even before the shift to QT when Meego was released, so
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by subway 8y ago
Worse than just letting him get away with it, we're still promoting his ideals by giving him a platform. Shame on Vinod, and shame on YC/Sam.
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by subway 8y ago
Assuming you're OK with moving to an internet connection for replies, FLEX pagers are a reasonable way to receive alerts. You can even do something nutty like put an SMS/MMS gateway on an android phone, with notification or encryp
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by subway 8y ago
Was this applied in a later software update? I distinctly recall using my Thinkpad's charger with my Switch, prior to giving it to a friend. edit: Keep in mind that a charger meant for a phone is unlikely to provide anywhere enough pow
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by subway 8y ago
Location: Seattle Remote: Preferably (Have been since 2012) Willing to relocate: Maybe, but unlikely. Technologies: Go, Python, Linux internals, AWS, Terraform, Puppet/Chef/Ansible, SSO, HPC Resume: https://bit.ly&#x2F
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by subway 8y ago
By the legislative bodies in the provinces and territories. For instance in BC: http://www.bclaws.ca/civix/document/id/complete/statreg/9611...
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by subway 8y ago
From shifty security practices to binaries in the git repo, nothing about this looks serious.
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by subway 8y ago
A long long time ago, at a gig I desperately despised, I accidentally ran `cat MyResume.pdf`, causing a mix of garbage and readable ascii to print to my xterm. Unfortunately somewhere in that binary garbage were the escape sequences to turn
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by subway 8y ago
Ah, yes. Downloading updates from HW manufacturers... Nothing like obtaining kernel mode code over unencrypted http from a random server in Taiwan or even China.
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by subway 8y ago
You can even trace it back even earlier to Arma2 and DayZ (mod).
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by subway 8y ago
For folks who fall in the "more paranoid" category, and want a nice package: https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-mifi/ This little fella hangs an lte modem off a qca wisoc via usb (on a mini pcie slot).

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