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by yabones 5mo ago
A very simple fix for that is to use the systemd log driver to send all the container logs to journald. Then you can set a size or time limit on journald. https://docs.docker.com/engine/logging/drivers/journal
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by yabones 5mo ago
It could give you a rough idea, but it's far from precise. The delay added by a single router could throw you off by several KM. It's much more effective to just go through satellite imagery and land title records. https:/&#
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by yabones 5mo ago
Oooooh that's really bad. Wordpress on Cpanel sites is like the Dark Matter of the internet, it's everywhere and you don't see it until something bad happens. Libations for the sysadmins patching & cleaning up this mess.
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by yabones 6mo ago
It feels like people are more willing to give their agent a prompt than search the web for existing solutions. I've noticed a crazy amount of clearly AI coded projects that do a small subset of an already existing and very trusted open
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by yabones 6mo ago
The folks that run the colo I keep our servers in would beat me to death with a shoe if I did either of these things: - Mount something in a rack not firmly attached to brackets or a shelf - Install anything with a battery larger than you&#
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by yabones 6mo ago
That kind of seems crazy to me, considering OpenBSD has worked perfectly fine with every wifi capable device I've tested it on. Granted, most of them were older machines. Is this just an artifact of FreeBSD primarily focusing on server
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by yabones 6mo ago
Ah very true. It comes in third in terms of "cool" factor, looking more like something a local retirement home would take to bingo night than something deserving the astrovan name. But I respect it nonetheless.
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by yabones 6mo ago
Astronaut Transfer Vehicle, aka THE astrovan. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astronaut_transfer_van Notably, not the Chevy Astro / GMC Safari van. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevrolet_Astro
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by yabones 6mo ago
A classic example is Docker inserting its firewall rules before everything else, causing any "published" ports to be wide open even if a firewall ruleset was configured. They might have fixed this, or doubled down on their design
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by yabones 6mo ago
It would be something a bit like this: https://www.ebay.com/itm/115721630079 Before Thunderbolt was common, people attempted to use external GPUs with this sort of expander, but it worked really poorly .
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by yabones 6mo ago
Hey, op here, this was almost a decade ago, but I'll try to describe what's going on here. It's kind of a crappy picture. * WAN connection comes in by coax, into my cheapo cable modem (off screen), and then by Ethernet into t
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How to turn anything into a router(nbailey.ca)
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by yabones 7mo ago
A good QA team will be the definitive experts on a piece of software. They have more complete and in-depth experience than sales, engineering, or anybody else. A single software engineer might know their specific piece, but your QA tester w
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by yabones 7mo ago
Even easier, just throw together some iptables rules & install dnsmasq. Obviously out of reach of most non-techy people but it's not much worse than most self-hosted things people build. I've even done it with USB-Ethernet don
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by yabones 7mo ago
Yeah, considering the number of corporate IT products that count anything from a port scan to requesting /wp-admin a "thwarted cyberattack" I can see this going very poorly when every cowboy IT manager gets their sheriff badg
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by yabones 7mo ago
There have been plenty of inflection points like that throughout history. Famously, Jimmy Carter installed solar heating on the roof of the white house. Reagan took them down shortly after. It seems like we never quite learn our lesson abou
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by yabones 7mo ago
It's kind of funny how the US military, the largest single consumer of fossil fuels on the planet, didn't consider that disrupting the largest source of fossil fuels would impact them.
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by yabones 7mo ago
I also love https://www.cbc.ca/lite/news They also compress the hell out of the images, so it all loads shockingly well on poor connections.
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by yabones 7mo ago
The next generations of accidents are going to be even more looney-tunes in nature.
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by yabones 7mo ago
Maybe they should give the trucks a "turbo boost" button that lets them increase speed by something like 5 KM/hr for 120s every 30 minutes. Just enough to allow truck drivers to pass now and then without causing these types o
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by yabones 8mo ago
I'm probably a bit younger than the gp, but I can confidently say that all socializing has moved almost entirely off "social media" and onto group chats. Most people have a dozen or more combinations of friends and families o
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by yabones 8mo ago
Specifically talking about USAID, that's the biggest erosion of US soft power in the country's history. All that "foreign aid" wasn't for charity or the goodness of anybody's heart, it was to keep the "3rd
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by yabones 8mo ago
Frigate is very good: https://frigate.video/ Personally, I use Zoneminder: https://zoneminder.com/ Zoneminder is very "janky" but predictable. I set mine up about three years ago, and it's be
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by yabones 8mo ago
IOS 26 has been a massive dissapointment. I was strong-armed into updating this week with the vulnerability they refused to patch in 18.x, and it's what I would describe as "Gen Z's Vista"
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by yabones 8mo ago
I don't see what value the LLM would add - writing itself isn't that hard. Thinking is hard, and outsourcing that to an LLM is what people dislike.
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by yabones 8mo ago
I have great compassion for the people who sort these things out. It takes a lot of skill and experience to pick up the pieces of something like Github and get it working properly again. I'm sure it's exhausting having problem aft
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by yabones 8mo ago
The interior of my Mazda looks more high-end than this... Yikes, Ferrari.
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by yabones 8mo ago
Best of luck to you and the team! I really, really hope it's successful :)
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by yabones 8mo ago
My team started using Matrix/Element after years of frustration with Teams and Slack. It's far from perfect, but using a simple application with no built-in ads, AI, bloat, crap, etc is wonderful. I really hope the EU throws som
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by yabones 8mo ago
Stuff like this is why I consider uBlock Origin to be the bare minimum security software for going on the web. The amount of 3rd party scripts running on most pages, constantly leaking data to everybody listening, is just mind boggling. It&

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