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by yrro 3y ago
fwupd and Windows Update both use the same underlying packaging mechanism for shipping firmware updates. All my comments apply equally to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/b... :)
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by yrro 3y ago
Yes and it's DISGUSTING
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by yrro 3y ago
Why don't _all_ models of Gigabyte motherboard have firmware upgradable with a simple 'fwupdmgr update'? https://fwupd.org/ Let the people who actaully know how to implement secure software repositories and t
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by yrro 3y ago
PAM provides authentication, authorization, session management and password changing.
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by yrro 3y ago
Well, that's good news at least. But still, 7 years from consultation to passage through parliament is far too long!
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by yrro 3y ago
QR code menus are crap and I prefer not to use them. You know what's even more crap? Waiting for the bill after eating. Let me pay my bill by scanning the table's QR code in my own time!
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by yrro 3y ago
Wow, "first consulted on in 2016" Funny how the Tories can push through sweeping changes to our constitution in a single night, while bills like this take... 7 years just to reach their second reading in the commons. https:/
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by yrro 3y ago
> We will be using the local IPv6 addresses fc00::/7 for routing inside our WireGuard network. For example, if we use the subnet fc00:0:0:160::/64, this can be the new Address config on Server: > Address = 192.168.160.2, fc0
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by yrro 3y ago
If I set my piece of crap Hotpoint oven to 230 C then it will eat to 260. So thermostat inaccuracy also has to be considered!
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by yrro 3y ago
How does it work on Enterprise editions of Windows?
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by yrro 3y ago
Dumb question but after doing that how do you go back to telling podman to use your local machine?
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by yrro 3y ago
I suppose it would be nice if podman.socket was enabled by default. Socket activation means that it wouldn't actaully launch podman-system-service unless something connected to it. For me the problem with podman-compose is that it will
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by yrro 3y ago
These days Podman implements the docker API, so it's easier to use docker-compose. I am not sure if there's any compelling reason to use podman-compose any more.
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by yrro 3y ago
Not here. I guess you've somehow got ^T to send SIGUSR1 to the foreground process?
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by yrro 3y ago
This would make sense if all Raptor Lake CPUs were renumbered like this but most seem to use the familiar 13nnn numbering scheme - it's just "Raptor Lake-P" that has lost a digit!
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by yrro 3y ago
> Intel Core i7-1370P What fresh hell is this? Is this CPU model missing a digit or what?
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by yrro 3y ago
There is a pull request adding network namespace support to systemd-networkd: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/14915 I have read that some use NetworkManager by running a whole separate instance of it
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by yrro 3y ago
Same principle just with a different efficiency number. I doubt any but a fraction of combi boilers are 98% efficient: most people run them too hot, so they aren't able to recover sufficient energy to reach that goal. But in any case,
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by yrro 3y ago
Some of that heat goes up the chimney. A good quality log burner, used correctly (and I believe that most people who use log burners have no effing clue how to do so ) is at best 60-80% efficient. Plus you have to account for the energy us
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by yrro 3y ago
Remember when they said Windows 10 would be the last version of Windows?
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by yrro 3y ago
> Thanks! Completely overlooked that they talked about ‘description’, not ‘descriptor’ in several places. The classic "close reading" that man pages require...
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by yrro 3y ago
Use socket activation and run your service with PrivateNetwork=yes
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by yrro 3y ago
Where more than one product has the same name then both should be renamed. From that point onwards, they should never re-use an old name. Things would be so much less confusing.
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by yrro 3y ago
The UN needs to wrest control of the web away from ICANN before they do any more damage.
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by yrro 3y ago
ASN.1 is good though. What sucked was everyone implementing their own serde tooling. In another, better world we'd have consolidated around ASN.1 DER and not wasted all that time and energy with XML, JSON and so on.
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by yrro 3y ago
> What happens when there is a better USB-C plug We've already been through this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_external_power_supply
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by yrro 3y ago
I was thinking of https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gl-openshift/gitlab-runner-ope... - apparantly that has been fixed, a variety of other problems at https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gl-openshift&#x
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by yrro 3y ago
Huh I had no idea! Seems weird that it's not an error by default!
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by yrro 3y ago
FreeOTP supports backups itself these days. Backups can go to local or cloud storage. Backups are encrypted with a passphrase that you enter when you set the app up, so the cloud storage providers can't grab your keys.
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by yrro 3y ago
> There's no way to exclude certain subdomains I think Google should fix this. The alternative is endless domain sprawl, for all time.

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