tryauuum

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541.
by tryauuum 5y ago
I'd translate "I fought my way to the top" into "Я прохавал эту жизнь с низов". Though the latter reeks of gopnik mentality.
542.
by tryauuum 5y ago
Yeah, my favorite solution of them all is SaltStack. You can literally put jinja2 in any part of state, not into just specific parts like in Ansible. And it's malleable like clay, you can turn SaltStack into a perfect fit for your case
543.
by tryauuum 5y ago
Pretty much. My life went downhill after I discovered that I had disabled search history and re-enabled it
544.
by tryauuum 5y ago
Even better than Ansible is Saltstack or Puppet or Chef. In other words, something that sits on a controlled machine and already knows facts about said machine
545.
by tryauuum 5y ago
The part "I can just plop whatever Unix commands I want in there" resonates with me. For example, I can select several lines and pass them to "sort | uniq -c". Or to "python -m json.tool"
546.
by tryauuum 5y ago
> put about 10k rows into the browser and let the user use ctrl+f to find what they're looking for" which is probably also wrong for all sorts of reasons. I actually use a UI like that, and this particular one is not fun to us
547.
by tryauuum 5y ago
(I am not a real lawyer) but I think it's just little more complex to program. CPU time issues don't matter much, we can design around that. If we pull, say, 1000 rows in the foreground, you have to keep in mind when designing UI
548.
by tryauuum 5y ago
This made me question my belief that DOS is an operating system. If it cannot run programs with (fake) parallelism and doesn't have virtual memory...
549.
by tryauuum 5y ago
It's good that HN is full of webdev stuff. If it was full of high-quality sysadmin stuff then I'd spend whole days here and would not be able to get anything done
550.
by tryauuum 5y ago
I'm a simple guy, I trust the kernel and its devs. If kernel says to me via /sys/ that on this CPU I have to disable SMT if I want to get rid of "Vulnerable" messages, I do so. Kernel considers recent Intel CPUs not
551.
by tryauuum 5y ago
I use telegram with E2EE ;(
552.
by tryauuum 5y ago
I understand and respect your motive for saying that telegram has no encryption. At the same time I cannot stop hating you for improper use of words. I wish there was a simple and catchy word for describing a "vulnerable to the governm
553.
by tryauuum 5y ago
I absolutely do not want a big house with a garden, and I despise the idea of dog ownership. Maybe your statement is true for the American society though
554.
by tryauuum 5y ago
words marked
555.
by tryauuum 5y ago
I want the specific name of the cookie and name of the country
556.
by tryauuum 5y ago
Now you made me curious
557.
by tryauuum 5y ago
can someone non-lazy provide link to the study?
558.
by tryauuum 5y ago
I don't believe in capabilities of russian government IT services to design such a thing, to be honest
559.
by tryauuum 5y ago
I would finally read that lengthy bash manual. What gems like /dev/tcp or suspend -f am I missing? Well, I would at least start to read it
560.
by tryauuum 5y ago
My point of view that an analogy cannot possibly be, in your words, "true". Don't you think any analogy is leaky and we shouldn't use them? Any point of view demonstrated with an analogy can be conveyed without it.
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by tryauuum 5y ago
If you look at this thread, you will see many people coming up with different analogies, thinking about "what would Ford do" or "what if there is a meth lab". Simply because they saw your analogy and didn't like it
562.
by tryauuum 5y ago
Looks so neat. I hope people from SaltStack will see this
563.
by tryauuum 5y ago
no
564.
by tryauuum 5y ago
(incompetence here) Maybe it's like discord, it does the same to display messages like "$username is playing terraria right now"
565.
by tryauuum 5y ago
That is neat
566.
by tryauuum 5y ago
Yes. Virtual (shared) hosting is still a thing
567.
by tryauuum 5y ago
good news is that fs.protected_hardlinks is enabled on debian and ubuntu
568.
by tryauuum 5y ago
why can't they both be bad things? :) I once googled if there is a mount option to disable symlink creation, unfortunately there is no.
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by tryauuum 5y ago
majority of mail servers do not support VRFY command, that is why the generic method of checking mail box is trying to send message (via MAIL FROM + RCPT TO) and breaking the sending halfway through
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by tryauuum 5y ago
I think even without metadata server replacement this attack would still be painful. The ability to reconfigure network on a victim sounds painful

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