szszrk

16 ms·

241.
by szszrk 2y ago
It's called a liveness probe :) maybe they use it for load balancer health checks...
242.
by szszrk 2y ago
It's on a different subdomain for support and hosted by something else. So while some domain ownership issues or poorly prepared dns changes could impact both, it's not the same as their actual service.
243.
by szszrk 2y ago
It's probably a typo, but a user rather uses short lived Cert, not a CA. CA (certificate authority) issues a Cert. CA doesn't have to be (and likely isn't) in users full control. Hosts answering to connections using that cert
244.
by szszrk 2y ago
To be fair, they do just part of that process. They don't generate keys at all (unless I'm mistaken?) and are vulnerable to that very issue discussed here. You can't easily create rules how to expire that access, or manage co
245.
by szszrk 2y ago
I will throw it in the bin with other obsolete tech from at least 40+ years ago. Like NFS. Oh, wait.
246.
by szszrk 2y ago
I would love to ask you lovely HN people, assuming you actually use SSH for work: - does you organization use ssh certs? - how big is the org? ("I know most IT", or "it's impossible to know the whole IT"?) - were yo
247.
by szszrk 2y ago
That's a funny take. From users perspective both are exactly the same.
248.
by szszrk 2y ago
With so many post-apocaliptic sci-fis set in US (including B movies), I can't recall a single one that starts with pump and dump. It's usually pandemics. Yet here we are. Print prepper and gardening ebooks while you can, stay safe
249.
by szszrk 2y ago
If it's sanctioned, it's sanctioned. It's a simple math. It's seldom caused by mistake. I'm in EU, on top of mandatory regulations of not dealing with sanctioned nations, strictly regulated finance (including insura
250.
by szszrk 2y ago
For home it's not that bad, but there could be conflicts at some point. Your clients will send data to the Internet unknowingly when dns is missconfigured. It's better to use domain you control. I'm a fan of buying cheapest t
251.
by szszrk 2y ago
That's how I see devops applied in practice in some places - just replace ops with dev. Then things like this happen daily. I don't blame the author at all - we should do "works most of the time" projects more often and
252.
by szszrk 2y ago
That's an obvious, typical mechanism. A sad one. Now circle back to the main thread - you invest some multi-million budget yearly to have support, but you get just an excuse. People are expensive, but not "oracle expensive".
253.
by szszrk 2y ago
> you open a ticket and Oracle has to provide a fix (or at least a workaround) based on the SLA. Have you received reasonable help in reasonable time that way? How big was the investment on your company's side to make that happen? I
254.
by szszrk 2y ago
I feel a bit like that, when we in the team started to introduce agile practices. Corporate agile practices, of course. And while some of those aspects are important and we sucked at it, we are also stripping away any relation we had with e
255.
by szszrk 2y ago
I use Hacki mobile app mostly: it marks what I saw already, lets me favourite, upvote, reply, browse by top/best/ask and so on. It's easier to navigate large posts (many comments). Then I still come back to best/top&#x2F
256.
by szszrk 2y ago
Networking crowd probably think it's obvious. Because of things like Cisco cli, or even Mikrotik. Or "ip" cli as well, I guess. I never bothered to check what's the origin of that pattern.
257.
by szszrk 2y ago
mandatory link: https://github.com/TecharoHQ/anubis It's an interesting project, I wish there would be better ways to do that, but I guess we are on war with crawlers for a while already.
258.
by szszrk 2y ago
If so, congrats on making it so similar to the actual product. Large manufacturers are worse with their product renders they use in ads. Still I have no idea why one would do that.
259.
by szszrk 2y ago
They do look weird but they all match a video. I think photos are real, just focus is screwed up and maybe they added some automatic effects (tilt-shift or blur afterwards). First few seconds of the video are identical and you can see how m
260.
by szszrk 2y ago
Thanks for that suggestion. I know and like Futo, very interesting project. Unfortunately multilang models are not great in my case. Still not bad for an offline tool, but far from "forget it's there, just use it" vibe I had
261.
by szszrk 2y ago
But is that really the reason ? High appetite for avocados is the reason. Maybe combined with reasonable prices or some other factors. Importing them simply makes it possible for those purchase numbers to get that high. Means. If US would
262.
by szszrk 2y ago
Oh wow. That video is 12 years old. Early in the presentation Travis reveals he used Dragon back then. Do you recall Swype keyboard for Android? The one that popularized swyping to write on touch screens? It had Dragon at some point. IT W
263.
by szszrk 2y ago
Would you recommend your tool to use with a single instance for a local community that won't be interested in federating? I mean self hosting by one person, likely via docker, exposing to a few hundred people, not federating at all, al
264.
by szszrk 2y ago
> its generally agreed upon for the public internet, certs shouldnt have IPs in them That's a bit of a stretch to say anyone agreed on not using IP based certs. Quite the contrary. It is present in RFC 5280 and SAN can contain an IP
265.
by szszrk 2y ago
I completely forget about that announcement. Is that already available as GA? Because that blog post was just a teaser for the whole 2025 and I can't see docs about it at first glance.
266.
by szszrk 2y ago
Private CA's are a thing, it's not even rare in organizations that control their hardware. There are plenty of use cases to go that route.
267.
by szszrk 2y ago
That's completely the other way around and soothsaying :) BSH is a separate entity created 60 years ago by both companies but now fully owned by Bosch. Bosch and Siemens had a joint venture since like 1960's. Around a decade ago S
268.
by szszrk 2y ago
> The Kubernetes DNS resolves A-B-C-D.N.pod.cluster.local to A.B.C.D, as long as A.B.C.D is a valid IP address and N is an existing namespace. Let’s be honest: I don’t know how this serves any purpose, but if you do, please let me know!
269.
by szszrk 2y ago
Looks cool, could be great for self hosting on a raspberry pi or similar and dropping for offline use during some parties. But I can't find the opensource part on the website. Can you share sources?
270.
by szszrk 2y ago
That's hardly jira's fault. It's great piece of software. But every instance I've seen had overcomplicated setup enforced by random initiatives in the organization, while making further reasonable fixes hard by how has p

More ›