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by vbezhenar 5mo ago
Can you revoke certificate for a specific device using privacy schemes? Like imagine that someone managed to extract key from the specific device and distributed that key in a software implementation to fake attestation. Now Google needs to
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
1. Assuming managed service, it frees me from host OS management. So basically the same proposition, as good old "PHP+MySQL" hosters. You upload your website, they make sure it works. But without limitations and with much better i
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
How do you solve persistence with swarm? Can I deploy postgres with network storage that will mount automatically on node where container is launched?
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
Regarding cleanups: I'm using flux CD with kustomize. It tracks resources that it created. If I delete manifest from my repository, flux will delete resources that were created from these manifests. For me that's pretty much the i
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
I don't understand you. For very simple deployments, you don't need anything at all. Just write manifests and use `kubectl apply`. You can write `deploy.sh` but it'll be trivial. If you want templating, there are many options
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
> Ingress is being deprecated Do you have any links about Ingress being deprecated? Official docs here: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/kubernetes-api/service-... There are no mentions about this API
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
Yeah, I spent quite a bit of time learning Kubernetes, but now I'd use it to host a static webpage on a single server, over alternatives. It's so awesome.
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
These stories make me rethink my approach to infra. I would never run AI with prod access, but my manager definitely has a way to obtain prod tokens if he really wanted to. Or if AI agent on his behalf wanted do. He loves AI and nowadays 80
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
I hate that feature and I hate that they keep bloating browser which was lightweight. Just for the record.
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
Just wait a month, Opus 4.8 will comprehend it for sure.
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
Nothing wrong about running http server on your localhost and talk to it. A lot of applications do that. The best thing: you don't need to appease extension appstores, you just ship. The only nuance is that recent chrome versions treat
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
Nitpick, but I'd suggest to use "OCI Image" terminology. It runs with podman just fine.
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
This page is confusing and maybe even misleading. They write "Linux first". Few paragraphs later they write: 20 hours, Netflix 4K streaming, 250nit brightness, 30% volume, Windows 11. Why didn't they stream Neflix on Ubuntu t
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
If that's the case, what will happen after IPO? Will they become good again?
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
Yeah, I bought it and it collects a dust since then. Fun device but I have no idea how to use it in my life.
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
They already killed Firefox. It has 2% marketshare. Next to something called "Samsung Internet" LoL. They're not in position to force technology usage.
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
Chrome has the option to turn off APIs by default. I do it for my installs. I think that disabling that option for everyone is not a good approach as average user will never figure out how to enable it, making that technology effectively de
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
The issue with Web Serial is it's not available for Android. Because for some dumb reason, android apps can't access /dev/ttyUSBx, even if kernel exposes them. But then can access raw USB devices. That's really weir
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
If you're worried about that, you can just disable WebUSB in the chrome settings. Any website will be denied access to that API from now on. And what's even better: you can selectively enable WebUSB for some websites. That's
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
Are you more comfortable with installing native apps to control your hardware? Or you are more comfortable with opening a webpage to control your hardware? With WebUSB implemented in major browser, you can be sure that they took extraordina
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
Modern Windows also allows raw USB access for devices exposing specific WinUSB descriptor. So it's not just any device, but if it's yours device and your skills are sufficient to alter USB descriptors that device presents to the h
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
Do you like the idea of installing Windows and installing some chinese drivers and some weird tool instead? Because that's the alternative to WebUSB.
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
WebUSB is particularly useful for this, because it allows you to just open a website. You don't need to install an app. It also convenient for developer, as distributing apps nowadays is a lot of hoops to jump over. Website is just a w
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
The whole point of WebUSB is to create a tool that works with USB device, without all the risks and issues of installing external programs. If I need to install a program, browser extension, just to work with a given tool, I probably would
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
> it doesn't appear so, given how able AI tools already are at disassembly? If that's your concern, shareware industry developed tools to obfuscate assembly even from the most brilliant hackers.
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
Going to the shop and buying groceries is not hard work. But I don't do that since delivery became available. I'm lazy and delivery is free. Same for ordinary people needs. It's not a big deal to manage my life, but if I can
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
Many wealthy people use human assistants to offload mundane work. This is cheap replacement for ordinary people. It's going to be big. But probably it's best to wait for Google and Apple to step up their assistants.
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
Not really. You can have separate users with separate $HOME, separate passwords, separate groups, separate everything. User is user. Uid is uid. It's not the same. Uid is used for file permissions, that's true.
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by vbezhenar 6mo ago
Minor nitpick, but there's not necessarily a single super user in UNIX. You can create multiple users with uid=0 and they all will be super users.

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