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   by yrro 4y ago

   This is only within the context of the pod's network namespace.
2. 422.▲
   by yrro 4y ago

   There are two ways around this: Frist, you can run the container with --cap-add=net_bind_service which allows processes to bind to privileged ports: $ podman run --cap-add=net_bind_service --rm -it --user=1 localhost/socat bash
3. 423.▲
   by yrro 4y ago

   It's in universe, so I guess wait for the newer package to be pulled from Debian (unstable currently has 4.3.4)? Or maybe you can request it via the process outlined at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SyncRequestProcess ?
4. 424.▲
   by yrro 4y ago

   That's not needed/used since Podman 4, where the networking stack was rewritten; one of the features of the new "netavark" stack is that it has DNS resolution for containers within a network by default, no plugin needed.
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   by yrro 4y ago

   I think the new network implementation in Podman 4 ("netavark") helps with that sort of thing. So the following works: [sam@isis ~]$ podman network create foo foo [sam@isis ~]$ podman run -d --name=host1 --network=f
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   by yrro 4y ago

   Very cool. Surprised nftables doesn't support NETMAP yet though!
7. 427.▲
   by yrro 4y ago

   Well you can't get them if you've been banned for driving, at least...
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   by yrro 4y ago

   How fast do they go where you are? In the UK there are various hire schemes trialling their use. Riders must have a driving license and they are limited to 15.5 mph (depending on area, in Oxford for instance they only go up to 12.4 mph). An
9. 429.▲
   by yrro 4y ago

   Good lord. That's the sort of thing I would give the hotel one chance to fix. If not, charge back.
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    by yrro 4y ago

    Ooh that's very interesting. I had to reverse engineering the firmware update process for my work laptop[0], I'm guessing the update process there doesn't use capsule updates though... [0] https://robots.org.uk&#x2
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    by yrro 4y ago

    Good grief The ineptitude of firmware programmers continues to astound me. Asus should upload their firmware to the LVFS < https://fwupd.org/ > and make firmware updates as simple as 'fwupdmgr update'.
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    by yrro 4y ago

    Homebrew should support the DO_NOT_TRACK environment variable. https://consoledonottrack.com/ It doesn't look likely though. I don't think it looks good that comments pointing out that Homebrew's existing beh
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    by yrro 4y ago

    Thanks, and good GRIEF that is TERRIBLE UI design!
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    by yrro 4y ago

    'No results for "@jhamby itanium"' Are the tweets private or is this a further example of Twitter's degradation?
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    by yrro 4y ago

    In England & Wales, goods must correspond to their description [Sales of Goods Act]. If not then the seller must offer a full refund including the cost of returning the mis-sold item [Consumer Rights Act and other acts relating to the i
16. 436.▲
    by yrro 4y ago

    See also the wipefs command.
17. 437.▲
    by yrro 4y ago

    This is simple to resolve. If I buy a 16 GB flash drive with fewer than 16 billion bytes of usable capacity then I will demand a refund and return the device at the retailer's expense. I will also complain to trading standards.
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    by yrro 4y ago

    > The Debian installs that used `ntpd` used to default to a pool of Debian NTP servers. It seems to me that would provide a way of determining how many installs were active, at least the ones using the default server It would not be lega
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    by yrro 4y ago

    The original game used 8 bit colour.
20. 440.▲
    by yrro 4y ago

    You could use Ansible with the podman_container task to keep your containers running.
21. 441.▲
    by yrro 4y ago

    I think it depends on the distribution. Microshift for instance seems like a good embodying of the concept that the parent poster was referring to.
22. 442.▲
    by yrro 4y ago

    It lets you do the equivalent of "apt install asciidoc; apt remove asciidoc-dblatex" in one command, so avoids downloading the unwanted packages only to remove them. "The requested action can be overridden for specific packag
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    by yrro 4y ago

    Probably because asciidoc recommends asciidoc-dblatex (used for producing LaTeX via docbook). Try 'apt install asciidoc asciidoc-dblatex-' to install just asciidoc without pulling in the other package.
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    by yrro 4y ago

    At least we can say that South Korean web security has moved on a little bit since the truly dark days of SEED. > In the late 1990s, the Korea Internet & Security Agency developed its own 128-bit symmetric block cipher named SEED a
25. 445.▲
    by yrro 4y ago

    Waiting patiently for these new UUID versions to be supported by uuid(1) or Python...
26. 446.▲
    by yrro 4y ago

    'apt-get clean' doesn't clear out /var/lib/apt/lists. It removes cached downloaded debs from /var/cacpt/apt but you'll still have hundreds of MiB of package lists on your system after r
27. 447.▲
    by yrro 4y ago

    It's how I've trained myself to avoid 'sudo su -' - by removing my user's ability to use sudo to run su ;)
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    by yrro 4y ago

    Linking to a site that infringes copyrights may make the linker liable on the grounds that they are committing contributory copyright infringement. It's cheaper for search engines to delist sites than fight that battle--particularly if
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    by yrro 4y ago

    $ sudo -l [...] User yrro may run the following commands on fw33748-02: (ALL : ALL) ALL (ALL : ALL) !/usr/bin/sudo, !/usr/bin/su, !/bin/su So $ sudo su -
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    by yrro 4y ago

    https://fixingnotams.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Field-Gu...