txutxu

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by txutxu 11y ago
Agreed partially. I seems like the counterpart is: "if you need variables, then use pre-processors". Well, when I've needed variables to ease changes on CSS files, I've used a template system (previous to all current pre
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by txutxu 11y ago
I work with legacy third party perl code every day. It's very rare if I need to check the docs reading the code. Very exceptional, no issue. If you cannot read your own code, maybe the issue was your level at the time? no offense inten
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by txutxu 11y ago
> That doesn't solve anything: It solves the (lack of) trust on the Public virtual Private whatever provider. > #1. Public VPN -> Private VPN -> Internet <- Here you no longer have a shared IP with other users, so no mor
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by txutxu 11y ago
The news are explaining it for me.
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by txutxu 11y ago
I can use public proxy lists since the 90's If I want to mix my output IP with other users (futile while my browser is fingerprint-able), I don't even need any VPN, and much less a third party one. I use VPN for what it is. Mostly
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by txutxu 11y ago
In that case, tunnel your VPN inside of a public VPN. Trusting a remote VPN service not under your control, defeats the purpose of communication channel encryption. Calling it "VPN service" makes it look appealing, without realize
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by txutxu 11y ago
The post linked from this article says: Great. It is spread everywhere this kind of complication for everyday tasks. Want to install something, need to type: apt-get install something Since we only use apt-get for install
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by txutxu 11y ago
When I did arrive to the post I was on bad mod by other reasons, the modification that voltagex_ suggests is totally right. Happy that my keyboard rage was inspiring for something :)
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by txutxu 11y ago
Agreed, what you can do on first contact, is not always what you would like to do. I didn't mean it's the only and single way to change something in Debian... the subtle of my message was, that complaining outside the project, doe
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by txutxu 11y ago
well, I suppose my point there was: "Talk about the problem, where you can fix it, not just a comment in a third party forum". I was after a telephone discussion and maybe I was a little bit harsh. It's not that bug reports a
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by txutxu 11y ago
> Ok, so Debian is a developers-only distribution? Well, as an user of a openly licensed system, you are free to use the source. As well as, you're free to don't use it :) But regarding voluntary work, it's useless and ugl
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by txutxu 11y ago
Even if we remove docker from the recipe, and we think just about grafana and influxbd, I'm with the other comments: unless it's just for a test, or for a few personal metrics... separate it. Eventually, your metrics, sources of m
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by txutxu 11y ago
People, This is great news for few of us. But it has been hard to read trough this comments and realize how much ignorance about what Debian is, how it works, what the Debian bug tracker is, what a voluntary-based project is, and to read s
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by txutxu 11y ago
I'm not a docker user, but I think on binaries I can always use still capabilities, to limit what they can do. I suppose most of them will be needed in this case, and it's still a concern. Just did want to remember to people about
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by txutxu 11y ago
Hey, timthelion, sorry if any comment was harsh. I did look better to your software, even if I avoid docker, and it looks nicely engineered and documented. Congrats. Really. Thanks for your effort and for sharing it. To don't just anot
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by txutxu 11y ago
0pointer... after break half of the internet... and need to patch the other half... now releases a pid 2 silently (see release notes for last release), because people was right, because of architecture. Fortunately still I'm free to us
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by txutxu 11y ago
I will not trust some binary logic that interacts with my data, just because it runs with a dferent numeric uid on my system. That's the point. People is calling "containers" to operative system images pulled from third party
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by txutxu 11y ago
So you put your efforts on market trending topics. I can understand. Money surrounded culture does not exclude those that don't have the money, they are simply part of the game. This doesn't solve any problem I have currently or I
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by txutxu 11y ago
Are you used you download a zip or tar.gz from upstream full of bundled dependencies?. I don't like that. As this is opensource and I get the source, I will download a full OS image or containerized binaries from third parties. Mmmm so
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by txutxu 11y ago
I've many Debian servers without nodejs _and_ without python. It requires conscious work as any other dependency, but it's possible (and convenient, if you don't depend on them). So more than probably, I'll not install n
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by txutxu 11y ago
Please do not confuse 'more accessible specially for', with 'less accessible and exclusively for' nodejs users.
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by txutxu 11y ago
Limited scope... this is local. I use to implement a --trial in my shell scripts, which covers reporting of ALL operations (local and remote). Anyway, this is a nice discover and nice hack.
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by txutxu 11y ago
Still does not resolve here... maybe the problem is just in my network. I can see it now using translate.google.com as a proxy and it works. Thanks !!
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by txutxu 11y ago
14:43 UTC+1, site not loading, DNS error (domain not resolved). It seems DNS this was hosted on godaddy, but can't see the content now. It was pointing to shared hosting on dreamhost. The domain will expire in August, so that is not th
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by txutxu 11y ago
Not only that, the guidance you get (first root email, man afterboot, etc) enforces you to use a limited user instead of root and to learn about sudo. OpenBSD now is using 'doas' instead of sudo (so the guidance you get points to
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by txutxu 11y ago
+1 Also, maybe it's complementary to the headed version that lot of persons use and reports back. That millions of persons requesting and rendering html, are some kind of distributed indexers too.
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by txutxu 11y ago
I could be more worried about a modified sshd, that triggers different code paths in the client than the expected ones.
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by txutxu 11y ago
From the sysadmin viewpoint, /var is managed through "retention" (scheduled rotation, scheduled flushing, logrotate, crons, etc), and "backups" where needed. Configuration Management may help to set non default perm
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by txutxu 11y ago
We need to remove a ssh key from all company hosts right now as fast as possible. How do Docker helps compared with tools like ansible/chef/puppet? We need to increase a sysctl value on our systems with role X. As fast as possible
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by txutxu 11y ago
OK, I see "length" extension in man iptables-extensions (Debian 8), so for example, to drop pings with a packet size greater than 85 bytes: # iptables -A FORWARD -p icmp --icmp-type echo-request -m length --length 86:0xffff

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