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by szszrk 1y ago
I'm not sure why you neatpick that. I feel the complete opposite. HDMI screens are everywhere. Usb-c ones less but still present. I have a screen at work, with keyboard and USB hub. Same at home. And at most of my friend's homes.
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by szszrk 1y ago
Do I understand that correctly: "natural diamond" businesses pushed hype towards purity of their product, yet now they can only prove it's and actual natural diamond by confirming it's much less pure than their "com
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by szszrk 1y ago
Cold, as in unwanted, so basically a spamming tool? And a lifetime access ... Yeah. No thanks.
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by szszrk 1y ago
It linked to particular comment of a bot for me. At least at the time I commented. In all honesty, it works better for me in a vanilla browser on mobile. GitHub app is less predictable IMHO.
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by szszrk 1y ago
It's in the second sentence of linked comment...
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by szszrk 1y ago
That would be a workaround. Do you recall the library name?
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by szszrk 1y ago
It matters if you have a lot of services and want to store config in git, or do auto discovery. Even on medium homelab it's important. Not necessarily an API, but a config file would be nice. Also... there is a big disclaimer at the ve
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by szszrk 1y ago
Last time I checked it lacked real API or a way to be configured via config files. I find Gatus much more thought through. - https://github.com/TwiN/gatus
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by szszrk 1y ago
Now we get to the point - you are unhappy with how your org/team handles it. Would that be better description? Don't put all DevOps in one basket. It's a messy term anyway. Many orgs and many teams allow that. That's why
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by szszrk 1y ago
Apparently a role that proposes unjustified optimisations where they were not needed to then find another adventure in a different company.
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by szszrk 1y ago
> the lengths devops engineers go to avoid using a real programming language OK, but, you know... those tools were created by literal devs. Not in yaml, in a "real language"! So apparently devs thought they needed that. The arg
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by szszrk 1y ago
That was not RCE. It's not in yaml, it's in Helm's logic. But glad you vented, I guess.
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by szszrk 1y ago
I find his view a bit polarized, but can't really see him comparing those countries at all. But if we talk about Polish-Bulgarian exchanges: Those two countries actually have more or less the same numbers of Euro spent on import and e
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by szszrk 1y ago
> A personal one-on-one Zoom call with me to talk hi-fi and music stuff, 60 minute max, once annually after 3rd month of membership, I will not be drawn into an argument about speaker wire That last part... legend :)
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by szszrk 1y ago
I just installed comaps from f-droid and see exactly the same amount of donate buttons - one.
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by szszrk 1y ago
I guess JMAP was created to also deal with this. I'm not sure how far are we in implementation on clients side. https://jmap.io/spec.html
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by szszrk 1y ago
I'm guilty of similar automatic responses as Rob's. Same goes for using "always" and "everyone" during arguments. Now I'm trying to have a rule at home, that if we use "always/everyone" we a
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by szszrk 1y ago
I'm really not sure if that kind of organization can simply sell services like that. I'm guessing IRS doesn't care of that CC statement was official or not :)
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by szszrk 1y ago
They are (Internet Security Research Group) a non-profit, so maybe it would be hard to provide official services like you describe? I still can't find proper data on their financials, but at least below report (page 42) says only 10% o
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by szszrk 1y ago
Do you have some links to their financial reports for last years? I'd love to see that. > Why not? Because I believe it is "sickening" expressing how "sickening (...) it is that large companies don't support open
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by szszrk 1y ago
Of course it's more difficult. You are talking of a volume of around 600 000 000 domains (based on a plot on their website) that try to renew at best after 8 weeks. And that's just default profile, there are 160h certs profiles
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by szszrk 1y ago
Why discuss it here? Let's Encrypt has a shitload of corporate sponsorship. Look at their main page.
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by szszrk 1y ago
I guess this post proves you still can't :) Not that much changed since this: https://marcin.juszkiewicz.com.pl/2019/10/23/what-is-wrong-w...
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by szszrk 1y ago
He clearly refers to that and states they did not respond. Also, CPU was hardly the biggest cost here.
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by szszrk 1y ago
Normal ARM64 80 core system with $1000 EATX motherboard? How is this typical?
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by szszrk 1y ago
Will that terminology explanation be a subtitle? :)
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by szszrk 1y ago
> go do a survey of all the code out there, and see how much of it supports IP address certificates. I've been doing that for years on onprem (~60% old "enterprise/legacy" ~40% modern stuff) and never seen anything th
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by szszrk 1y ago
> So go to keys-are-names. Elaborate, please. > There's no reason AT ALL to bring IP addresses into the mix. Not sure what scenario you are talking about, but IPs are kind of hard to avoid. DNS is trivial to avoid - you can simpl
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by szszrk 1y ago
Sometimes you want to have valid certs while your dns is undergoing major redesign. For instance to keep your dashboards available, or to be triple sure no old automation will fail due to dns issues. In other cases dns is just not needed at
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by szszrk 1y ago
It depends on region. Flip phone is obviously English only. T9 was used globally. My parents knew what T9 was, and so we're all my friends.

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