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by xmodem 4y ago
Me neither, the examples called out in the article have likely all been culled by now. I do have to wonder why entering ad keywords for names of popular software doesn't immediately flag for review though.
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by xmodem 4y ago
Do you mean that it will automatically TRIM a block of all zeros? Or that it will itself try to parse filesystem structures and TRIM blocks that it can imply are un-used?
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by xmodem 4y ago
I've had success with this one, with a G4 mini. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00AQT2LRK/ref=ppx_yo_dt...
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by xmodem 4y ago
Buildkite, with our own orchestration layer built on top.
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by xmodem 4y ago
Our artifacts are tagged with their git commit and build time, which then gets emitted with every log event.
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by xmodem 4y ago
Not necessarily instantly, but our CD is fast enough that changes are in production 5-10 minutes after hitting master. But what's more valuable is that our artifacts are tagged with the commit hash that produced them, which is then emi
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by xmodem 4y ago
> Sure many combinations are legal/possible, but we control/log exactly what is in use. I'll acknowledge our tooling could have been better, but isn't it better to just be able to check out one revision of one repo an
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by xmodem 4y ago
As a big fan of the monorepo approach personally, I would say the biggest benefit is being able to always know exactly what state the system was in when a problem occurred. I've worked in large polyrepo environments. By the time you ge
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by xmodem 4y ago
I hadn't realised the certbot implementation was quite that bonkers. A while ago I spent far too long trying to get certbot+nginx working sensibly in docker, before giving up and using caddy instead, which embeds an ACME implementation
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by xmodem 4y ago
I assume things are better these days, but back in 2005 the thing that lead me to switch to mac was seeing a friend with a powerbook which had a sleep mode that actually worked.
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by xmodem 4y ago
ZFS at least supports sending a deduplicated stream.
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by xmodem 4y ago
What would you say is different about this case, or what about the environment has changed, as compared to Madoff in 2008?
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by xmodem 4y ago
They can issue any cert they like, but these days browsers also require that certs are written to certificate transparency logs to be trusted, and if they did that it would be detected immediately. I don't think using curl and openssl
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by xmodem 4y ago
If you're building a system that's certain to fail once it comes under any sort of stress, when the inevitable happens, that's hardly an accident.
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by xmodem 4y ago
Perhaps a subtweet to Klarna's layoffs earlier this year
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by xmodem 4y ago
There are a lot of commercial solutions out there, but for those of us with macs and without control of our org's IT spend, there's Secretive [1], although it lacks a way to prove that a key is hardware backed. https://
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by xmodem 4y ago
I would caution against grading on a curve
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by xmodem 4y ago
There's now also gVisor
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by xmodem 4y ago
Great summary. I would add that a common pattern I end up following, mostly working on JVM apps, is to run the app itself locally but run its dependencies in containers.
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by xmodem 4y ago
There are Pi CM4 SKUs that have onboard eMMC flash - I have one that I use on a carrier board that also has a SATA controller and two SSDs connected.
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by xmodem 4y ago
The 3rd party is not making the API request though. I am, just using software that didn't come from the platform vendor. Many 3rd party twitter clients have expressed a willingness to display ads if provided an API to do so. As someone
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by xmodem 4y ago
A related point is that I recently discovered that, with the right incantations in the config file, macOS clients to a samba server can store their metadata in filesystem extended attributes, preventing them from vomiting dotfiles all over
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by xmodem 4y ago
I'm always stunned whenever I have to search for something in our GCP audit logs, because the company that shipped Google search also shipped a log searching and filtering interface that's slower than our self-hosted kibana while
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by xmodem 4y ago
> It seems like it's only in the tech industry that statistical insignificance of failures is assumed and then wielded as justification to avoid even minimal levels of accountability. Stealing this, it's far more broadly applic
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by xmodem 4y ago
TBF that can happen with any of the big cloud providers.
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by xmodem 4y ago
> Which is something a lot of money is waiting for if plaid right. I keep seeing this asserted as fact, and yet I've never seen any evidence anyone actually wants this garbage.
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by xmodem 4y ago
Just pirate it, they're not going to care.
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by xmodem 4y ago
They've gone in hard on crypto, investing in absolute trash-tier companies that are difficult to distinguish from outright scams.
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by xmodem 4y ago
One possibility might be that Intel thought that if they did not do it voluntarily, they might ultimately be forced to by legislation.
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by xmodem 4y ago
Hmm, it looks like you can do this with Apple's Mail client.

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