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by user6723 3y ago
This is extremely obvious to most, but apparently it wasn't to you. The base system packages are exempt from the stipulation I posted above.
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by user6723 3y ago
Just because someone posts on a mailing list and calls themselves a sys-admin doesn't mean they are one. What the author wrote objectively demonstrates a lack of essential skills and also a lack of temperament for what could be called
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by user6723 3y ago
I also would not compile Firefox on ARM64. We have a handful of AMD EPYC boxes cross-compile ARM64 builds of Firefox and Ungoogled-Chromium for us.
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by user6723 3y ago
Correct, most sys-admins use binary packages. However if a sys-admin finds maintaining packages for other CPU architectures difficult, like they can't handle something very basic like "uname -m", they aren't qualified fo
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by user6723 3y ago
If you can't do deb-src you aren't qualified to be a sys admin, at least not one that should be paid. Being an amateur who landed a job and being someone who is qualified for the title are not the same. >> No serious systems
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by user6723 3y ago
This post is of not of sufficient quality to be posted on HN. Shameful.
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by user6723 3y ago
I see other comments mentioning IM. We have Matrix' Synapse on a private bare-metal K8s and outside clients can access our private Element Web from another K8s cluster when we need to collaborate more directly. Some clients or partner
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by user6723 3y ago
Our sys admin put in the crontab on our systems a script that fetches and runs Ansible code if the code has an accompanying valid crypto signature. Mostly it deploys Podman configs to run proxies that do "nat traversal" and provid
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by user6723 3y ago
Stallman did nothing wrong.
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by user6723 3y ago
The Disaster Prediction App will show you the current state of the sun, it’s effects on Earth’s space weather, earthquake events, and areas of the Earth likely to have large earthquakes in the coming days. There is a space weather portion o
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by user6723 3y ago
Isn't nitpicking tho. The courts recognize a language that seems totally foreign to people not speaking that language. Yeah the correct spelling of the word is good to have there ya go.
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by user6723 3y ago
Formal English and legalize are not the same language. https://www.1215.org/lawnotes/lawnotes/language.htm
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by user6723 3y ago
Climate change has been happening for billions of years, he can't keep getting away with it!
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by user6723 3y ago
Per their terminology, corporations are persons not people. Legalize and formal English may appear similar on the surface but are not the same.
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by user6723 3y ago
lol
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by user6723 3y ago
Fortunately this lines up perfectly with my schedule. About to roll a J and kick back probably gonna browse the web and some of my favorite subreddits. I have work on Monday. Beyond seeing this post on HN, I'd have no idea this "p
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by user6723 3y ago
Manjaro is a nice hobbyist distro but it's not a distro to be taken seriously.
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by user6723 3y ago
> Irish > founded the United States lol
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by user6723 3y ago
Cuttlefish are smart like dogs. Cuttlefish jerkey also tastes pretty good.
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by user6723 3y ago
While we can all appreciate that video out of Ukraine is "Hollywood level", the real world isn't a super hero movie set. The crowd in Washington DC isn't like it was in the 80s and 90s. The notion that they've actua
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by user6723 3y ago
Tim Pool switched to Dan Bongino's payment processor away from PayPal once it became available and has been using it since. Tim has a lot of viewers and is doing well.
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by user6723 3y ago
Demography is destiny
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by user6723 3y ago
What would make the iPhone personal and intuitive for me is an easy way to load apps without going through the app store.
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by user6723 3y ago
I would gladly pay Apple $30,000, like I will get financing and see this as a new car payment, for a machine where all chips are full open source and documented and detachable and auditable.
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by user6723 3y ago
Your cat doesn't eat you because you are bigger than it is. Simple as.
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by user6723 3y ago
>> "This vulnerability does not exist on Intel-based consumer PCs with consumer firmware." Yet it did exist on computers used by senators, lawyers, executives, everyone I mentioned. Consumers are not the high value targets
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by user6723 3y ago
This is why on our GrapheneOS devices we use a messenger that is written in Rust.
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by user6723 3y ago
Zoom is such nasty software I only permit it to be run in a VM.
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by user6723 3y ago
The vulnerability where no authentication was required and could be exploited wirelessly while the machine was off is directly relevant to the security model of anyone with a laptop with an Intel CPU. I have been responsible for keeping sma
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by user6723 3y ago
The best the govs have been able to do is get a HAP bit.

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