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by tryauuum 6y ago
isn't "whataboutism" about slightly different situation, namely when a person, as a defense, accuses their interlocutor of crimes? situation in this thread is a bit different, it's about choices of a single person.
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by tryauuum 6y ago
yes, still doesn't work from Russia — https://ghidra-sre.org/ I once had a different story — some openstack Q&A website wasn't unavailable from Russia. Turned out it wasn't the website who was blocking ru
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by tryauuum 6y ago
(slightly offtopic) imagine running "docker pull hello-world" and getting 403 because you were born in a wrong country I would be mad at the US if this happened to me
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by tryauuum 6y ago
My main grudge is that NFS authorization is pointless without external crutches like IP-address whitelisting. Maybe it's because I'm used to password-based or key-based authentication methods and when I had met NFS I became scared
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by tryauuum 6y ago
They do work. Old installer is marked as legacy but still works.
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by tryauuum 6y ago
we are using this thing — http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu/dists/focal/main/ins... , it is loaded with PXE. It doesn't put a "customized image of some sort" on servers, it lite
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by tryauuum 6y ago
so say if you have an NFS share (server A) on a public IP-address, and NFS client (server B), that mounts an NFS share with that sec=sys option. Doesn't that mean that a rogue server C can connect to server A and impersonate any user?
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by tryauuum 6y ago
I feel an urge to note that ubuntu server is a decent operating system. We use it everywhere in my current place of employment and are very satisfied with it. (maybe it's because we deploy servers using pxe — it makes good ubuntu insta
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by tryauuum 6y ago
The authorization scheme sucks.
610.
by tryauuum 6y ago
I guess. I wanted to know what kind of corporate wiki / database is a good choice for storing / retrieving human-readable, verbose information about servers or services. My current employer uses atlassian confluence for that. So i
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by tryauuum 6y ago
So how would you solve it?
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by tryauuum 6y ago
Why does the author want to migrate to google cloud? Simply to be closer to their firebase installation?
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by tryauuum 6y ago
and they mentioned it is gonna be in the future (some completely undefined amount of time lately, so technically it is not a lie)
614.
by tryauuum 6y ago
It must be fun to work in a team of those assorted specialists
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by tryauuum 6y ago
rsync -r ./ ~/Documents/ Why would I even need to use *, if I wanted all files from a directory?
616.
by tryauuum 6y ago
(offtopic) Last sentence made me want to play red alert 2. Though, you cannot call apocalypse tanks unsophisticated...
617.
by tryauuum 6y ago
and you? | I cannot quite remember if I even use any pronouns in internal monologue
618.
by tryauuum 6y ago
Weird, I tried to google it and found almost nothing. I was sure many cultures had this tradition when they call their child a fake name, while keeping real name a secret. It is thought that evil forces cannot harm child if they don't
619.
by tryauuum 6y ago
You phrased it alright
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by tryauuum 6y ago
can't tell if you indeed don't know about taboos about birth names or you are being ironic... It's hard to detect irony online
621.
by tryauuum 6y ago
Yeah, but I hope the parent comment's author doesn't refer to himself as "we" while speaking in public
622.
by tryauuum 6y ago
It sounds pretty cool. I heard a similar thing — someone advised to completely ignore word "I" in writing. So you don't write e.g. "I felt disappointed that moment", you write "There was a feeling of disappoint
623.
by tryauuum 6y ago
Yep, -E vs. -P
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by tryauuum 6y ago
i feel your pain
625.
by tryauuum 6y ago
I always wanted to know, how easy is it to type naïve on a common western keyboard? Do you have to press some obscure keyboard shortcut?
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by tryauuum 6y ago
No, alpha doesn't work, at least in "grep -P" with "ru_RU.UTF-8" locale: $ echo Test | grep -oP '[[:alpha:]]+' Test $ echo Артём | grep -oP '[[:alpha:]]+' $ echo Артём | grep -oP '
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by tryauuum 6y ago
Unrelated story about Russian language. The first letter of russian alphabet is А, the last one is Я. So it's natural to try to match russian words with '[А-Яа-я]+'. But this is a recipe for disaster, this regexp doesn't
628.
by tryauuum 6y ago
Reminds me of how people praise a person who quit smoking, but do not do the same for a person who never tried smoking. I wonder if it will ever change.
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by tryauuum 6y ago
I loved how older paperwhite wasn't flat. I mean the border was risen-up. Modern paperwhite and oasis have their screen hidden behind layer of think transparent plastic. You don't feel like your are staring at actual paper anymore
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by tryauuum 6y ago
This is insanely awesome.

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