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by w7 5y ago
Haha, whoops I mashed the two together. Similar to one of those moments when one speaks and swaps the first letters of two words.
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by w7 5y ago
Correct. You can't use these protocols outside of the same broadcast segment[0]. That segment can be stretched though with some frame encapsulation protocol like VXLAN or VPNs with bridged TAP devices. [0] Broadcast segment would be th
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by w7 5y ago
Last year on another transceiver (QSFP28) teardown[0] I was surprised to find out that transceivers not marketed as "smart" also have SOCs inside them to regulate internal temperature. I had always thought the devices were "d
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by w7 5y ago
3rd-ing this. I have daily issues with red/green and blue/purple. Also scored a 4.
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by w7 5y ago
Go also has pretty good out of the box profiling (pprof[0]) and third-party runtime debugging (delv[1]) that can be used both remotely and local. These tools also have decent editor integration and can be use hand in hand: https:/&#x2
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by w7 5y ago
Yes, all implementation that I'm aware of use EUI-64, which requires a /64 https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7421 is helpful in understanding this. Basically it explains that SLAAC RFC itself does
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by w7 5y ago
IPv6 SLAAC will not work on subnet smaller than a /64
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by w7 5y ago
They can-- I know someone who runs xorg in a container with SPICE output support, but not sure on the specifics.
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by w7 5y ago
Indeed. As someone somewhat familiar with "underhanded code" contests (not as a participant) and publicly known espionage norms. I'm unsure why people expect backdoors to have massive MOTD banners and not be reintroduced Open
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by w7 5y ago
It's been weird watching the knee-jerk renaming and rewriting of things by WoW staff as a result. Weird choices like removing the "consort" title from female NPCs, but not male. As if the word "consort" itself had a
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by w7 5y ago
Indeed, standard container runtimes neither require VT-x (virtualization instructions) or VT-d (IOMMU for PCIe devices). They're "just" process isolation (cgroups), network stack isolation (netns), and filesystem isolation (o
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by w7 5y ago
Correction, CloudHypervisor supports Windows, but the kata agent does not.
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by w7 5y ago
Inside the cluster my containers are Linux only. I don't believe kata-containers supports Windows containers as I don't think rust-vmm, which is used by CloudHypervisor[0], or the kata internal execution agent support it. If I wan
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by w7 5y ago
Using a sidecar is also an option for debugging stuff involving shared storage, yes. The distroless project also ships aptly named "debug" containers that have BusyBox if you want a minimal shell for debugging something in the con
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by w7 5y ago
Sure, hopefully I understand what you mean. For network observability I'm using Cilium's Hubble, which I will soon figure out how to get into a greylog setup or something. For container image vulnerability interrogation I'm r
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by w7 5y ago
My home k8s cluster is now "locked down" using micro-vms (kata-containers[0]), pod level firewalling (cilium[1]), permission-limited container users, mostly immutable environments, and distroless[2] base images (not even a shell i
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by w7 5y ago
This is because blizzard uses a cryptographically secure, non-disclosing, challenge and response protocol called SRP6 to authenticate users, rather than a password hash database. The password is not stored server side, but the client is abl
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by w7 5y ago
I believe that would be one of the "indirect methods" that's known and described in the articles as "mental effort". Apparently the person described in the article can do it without indirect methods, and also "
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by w7 5y ago
Current Docker on Windows detects if you have WSL2 or not, and gives you the option of just installing docker in WSL2 + configuring the Windows docker tools to manipulate the docker daemon running in WSL2.
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by w7 5y ago
For the most part guests are freely scheduled across threads/cores. Though I do know VMware's ESXi will prefer to place a guest's workloads on threads that do not share the same physical core if free resources allow. An impor
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by w7 5y ago
My big question is how will hypervisors handle this heterogenous architecture, and how much it will affect them. All cores are not equal which means vCPUs are no longer just vCPUs. I believe most guest workloads are somewhat opaque to the h
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by w7 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Execution_van PRC does not deny they exist, nor denies that organs are harvested after. There are pictures of them online, and notable cases where it was the officially recorded method of
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by w7 5y ago
That's not state actor level of effort. Kids do that stuff for video games.
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by w7 5y ago
I'm confused, don't we allow this level of control with video game consoles? (Heck Sony and Microsoft also take 30% cuts) What's the difference other than form factor?
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by w7 5y ago
Yeah I don't believe windows tells you in the pop-up at all. Spawning questions like https://superuser.com/questions/87364/can-windows-tell-me-wh... For me sometimes it's something as simple as a "r
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by w7 5y ago
Yeah I feel like George Washington's parting letter[0] on avoiding large political parties because they lead to infighting, popularity-only contests, and foreign manipulation was completely ignored. > Without looking forward to an e
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by w7 5y ago
Yes, +1 for Process Hacker, it's basically an open source alternative to Sysinternals Process Explorer[0]. The service alerts noted in this article in particular led me to getting spooked and discovering that Windows Defender likes cre
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by w7 5y ago
Yeah, that statement piqued my curiosity and I'd like a source too. I couldn't tell if it was meant there was a direct lineage or that work and concepts were done in tandem (ha) with the relevant standards bodies and engineers. Go
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by w7 5y ago
Are you sure this isn't related to any GPOs set by yourself? I remember the same thing happening on my Windows 10 Edu install when I setup GPO's to disable start menu internet search, telemetry, tracking, Cortana, etc.
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by w7 5y ago
Indeed, I'm really bad at closing tabs. One day I wondered how many Safari tabs I had open on my pre-M1 2018 base model MacBook Air. I went into the tab preview pane and discovered it was around 480 tabs. Mind you this was in between

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