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by udev4096 1y ago
How is that any different than running VMs on a linux host?
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by udev4096 1y ago
> just convert it to Kubernetes YAML Either you haven't worked on k8s at scale or you're seriously suggesting an overly complex solution to elegant docker-compose. Docker compose exists because of it's simplicity and stabi
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by udev4096 1y ago
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by udev4096 1y ago
If you wouldn't be so goddamn lazy, you would know, after searching for a minute that there is NO dollar backing. It's all just words. They have been caught with their pants down numerous times. Either you are a paid tether shill
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by udev4096 1y ago
Aren't you the definition of delusion. The past matters for a reason, it's the indication of how they started their fake scam. Sure, hard to touch them now but once a crook always a crook and taking pride in that shows your immora
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by udev4096 1y ago
Currently, they have mined 42 blocks out of last 100 blocks. Source: https://miningpoolstats.stream/monero
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by udev4096 1y ago
Bullshit. The biggest stable coin, Tether, is pure scam. They are essentially creating money out of nowhere. They were found guilty of massive fraud and were fined $18M [1]. They refuse to get audited by a third-party [2]. The ones that do
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by udev4096 1y ago
It's a LOT more than that. You are still stuck in satoshi-era. Things have evolved quite a bit that it's no longer just a db sync
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by udev4096 1y ago
Monero is pretty much what satoshi envisioned. Strong math, real value and active community. Sadly, it's getting attacked by qubic
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by udev4096 1y ago
How ironic. Why would anyone trust you over bitcoin, which has been around for decades?
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The Real Mathematics Behind UUID Uniqueness(fastuuid.com)
4 points by udev4096 1y ago|0 comments
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Coreboot: Fast, secure and flexible Open Source firmware(coreboot.org)
3 points by udev4096 1y ago|0 comments
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by udev4096 1y ago
Go ahead, ban my account. I wouldn't expect any less censoring from a VC-funded AI slop link site. Slashdot, phoronix, lesswrong, lobsters have far better posts and users anyway and none of them have a for-profit anti-privacy VC slop b
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by udev4096 1y ago
It's one of the shows which gets better every season. Season four was so good, absolutely loved it!
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by udev4096 1y ago
I believe ryan, especially his death, was about Aaron Swartz and the value of open information and less to do with "open source"
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by udev4096 1y ago
It's so good and criminally underrated. Edit: removed spoilers
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by udev4096 1y ago
I have created tons of posts which reached at top. The quality of HN members has deteriorated, stop calling me out. I can have my own acronyms, stop censoring my comments
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by udev4096 1y ago
It's definitely not. I use mac pro for work and it chugs around 16GiB (out of 64) of RAM on IDLE! It also has the worst keyboard I have ever used with a crazy big trackpad which I absolutely hate
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by udev4096 1y ago
> using Arch Linux daily for the past month or two No wonder you are facing non-existent issues. Stop blaming it on Arch. If it was widespread, there would be a fix by now for it. You messed it up. It's upto you to solve it. Also i
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by udev4096 1y ago
It's even easier with Go + templ. You can compile a whole site into a single executable file, in the range of 20-30MB. Use sqlite with it and you've built yourself a portable and dynamic site capable of running almost anywhere in
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by udev4096 1y ago
Who in their right mind would not wait for at least 2-3 confirmations before approving the transaction? It sounds like a skill issue
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by udev4096 1y ago
> today it is being used as store of value Bitcoin is not the only currency. There are quite a lot of decent networks who offer quick transactions with almost no fees and is not a speculative currency
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by udev4096 1y ago
2017 was definitely not early. Bitcoin gained a lot of traction since 2014
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by udev4096 1y ago
That's a lie. How can you even make a fraudulent bitcoin transaction?
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by udev4096 1y ago
Yeah that's hard to scale when you have lots of services. For now, I am running multiple instances of oauth2-proxy instances and assigning user groups in pocket-id. How do you deal with apps not having native OIDC support?
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by udev4096 1y ago
Love pocket-id. Do you use oauth2-proxy with it? How did you set up oauth2-proxy to work with multiple apps?
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Dumb Init(engineeringblog.yelp.com)
5 points by udev4096 1y ago|1 comments
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by udev4096 1y ago
https://radicle.xyz is the future!
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by udev4096 1y ago
bitcoin lightning has been the solution for it
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by udev4096 1y ago
Why are we surprised? A centralized payment system, especially a banking one, is bound to do something like this. Crypto solves this but the average normie is still stupid enough to rely on them

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