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by vegardx 5y ago
I would imagine you could do the same with it, given that it supports OIDC Auth, where GitHub acts as an OIDC Identity Provider. You just have to set up the mappings.
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by vegardx 5y ago
This feels like a typical "why we can't have nice things"-scenario. You're in control of DNS. You decided to create the DNS-record to point to S3. It's a little odd to then come complaining when Amazon does what you
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by vegardx 5y ago
A colleague of mine got started programming because her fancy sewing machine was programmed using Cobol or Fortran. It's really fun to hear stories about when she quite literally just started showing up at Oslo University to sneak into
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by vegardx 5y ago
You have a similar thing happening with Enchroma-glasses for colorblind. Tons of often somewhat professionally made, heartwarming videos about friends or students buying "expensive glasses" (not that expensive) to someone so they
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by vegardx 5y ago
This gets repeated every single time someone merely suggests that they should look into mental disorders like ADHD. Psychiatrists don't just throw stimulants after you. In many places it's even a legal requirement that all other o
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by vegardx 5y ago
For hiking nothing really beats paper maps. It's so much faster to navigate by when you're used to it, since you don't end up in this constant loop of checking your phone, quickly losing awareness. I guess most people have ex
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by vegardx 5y ago
Makes complete sense, and like you said, this information is key for security researchers who routinely trawls CT logs looking for discrepancy. And failing on CAA shortly after issuance is quite a huge red flag. If the scenario of rogue nat
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by vegardx 5y ago
No, it doesn't work like that. Certificate Transparency Log makes this almost impossible to do this undetected. In addition to this you have CAA records which quickly would make it evident for the entire world that said certificate is
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by vegardx 5y ago
I've always thought of it as some metric of public trust. If you trust the suppliers and government to step up and be honest about the situation you're currently in and how they're going to get out of it, you're less lik
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by vegardx 5y ago
I was playing around with this a while ago, using cloud-init and virt-install. But I found it to be quite cumbersome if you don't have some kind of metadata service that can provide cloud-init with the user-data, ie. not using the nocl
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by vegardx 5y ago
It wasn't supposed to read like that, but I can see how you'd read it like that. It was definitively not meant as a put down to those that suffer from being burned out, whatever the cause might be.
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by vegardx 5y ago
It could be like you said, but poor choice of word if that is the case. But are you even able to see that someone had a seizure from looking at an EEG after it happened? I was under the impression that it sort of have to be happening while
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by vegardx 5y ago
I don't really have anything like that. People diagnosed with bipolar disorder in Norway are given the opportunity to attend a six months intensive and in-depth group therapy where the primary focus is to learn about the disorder by ps
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by vegardx 5y ago
Seizures during a manic or hypomanic episode is very common, it's often what lands undiagnosed people in hospital to begin with. Lamotrigine and Lithium was primarily used to treat epilepsy, now they're also used to treat mood dis
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by vegardx 5y ago
This reads out exactly how a manic or hypomanic person would experience things and rationalize past events and feelings. The idea that it has to be something complex and in a sense grandiose compared to "just being burned out" is
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by vegardx 5y ago
There are, but... Incoming rant: The one big thing about iMessage is that it never really changes. And it cannot be hijacked by some other application like on Android. For better or worse, and for basic services like text messages I'm
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by vegardx 6y ago
There's a lot of talk about building a fair system to replace the current we have, and there's a lot of good arguments to why the current system is corrupt and serves an elite. That said, all the talk about inequality and how cryp
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by vegardx 6y ago
Instant Crush on Random Access Memories pretty much sums up how this makes me feel.
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by vegardx 6y ago
I would be surprised if it was cheaper than something like a Spot or Garmin inReach when you factor in the cost of building out and maintaining such a network.
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by vegardx 6y ago
You can't effectively do that since the spot price per kilowatt-hour changes drastically from every minute. The per minute pricing reflects that, so you don't have to worry about fluctuating prices. It also add a "tax" f
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by vegardx 6y ago
You'll likely see prices in the same range with most providers if you have some volume and are willing to commit to it.
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by vegardx 6y ago
Specialized hiking gear typically come with integrated heat exchangers and insulation to be more efficient when used on gas-fired stoves. This makes them really good at boiling water, and terrible at anything else since it's impossible
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by vegardx 6y ago
Yes, but it also super compact, draws very little power and it has multiple network interfaces. It's also fanless, which makes it ideal for long running set-up-and-forget scenarios that home routers typically are.
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by vegardx 6y ago
I doubt it. But if you're comparing with products from Ubiquiti (especially the Unifi line) you're probably going to see similar performance anyway. I switched to a APU2 as my home router two years ago, and I've been very hap
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by vegardx 6y ago
Which is about as much as more specialized, but brand new hardware, like the PCEngines APU2.
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by vegardx 6y ago
That's a lot of whataboutism. It's not like it's in the best interest of the workers to see the company go belly up. Or be less competitive. If the company can show that this is why they're defering merit pay there'
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by vegardx 6y ago
We know because we got the merit increase. Do you think they'd give up so easily if they had a good case against it?
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by vegardx 6y ago
My union membership more than paid for itself this year. My employer wanted to defer merit increase due to covid and all the uncertainty. The union called them on the bluff.
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by vegardx 6y ago
You sit higher up, so if you hit a large animal, like a moose, you don't risk it coming through the windshield. Having anywhere from 300-700kg coming through your windshield is going to hurt you. But that assumes you hit it. But like y
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by vegardx 6y ago
When you create a hosted zone in Route53 you have two options, either let them pick a delegation set for you at random, or request a delegation set upfront, which can be used when creating a hosted zone. You can create 100 delegation sets (

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