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541.
by yrro 4y ago
Maybe if you're only looking for a 2 liner to uncritically copy and paste...
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by yrro 4y ago
My Google experience would be improved immeasurably if there was a way for me to block domains after I decide I never want to see them in my search results again.
543.
by yrro 4y ago
I assumed the media creation tool was breaking apart the ISO image & splitting any files too large to fit onto a FAT32 filesystem: https://robots.org.uk/CreatingWindows10InstallerUSBFromLinux
544.
by yrro 4y ago
Seems unlikely to me too but that's what I've read. If you ask a lawyer "what are the risks of doing X" they'll give you a list, and some will be more likely than others. It's up to the client to decide what le
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by yrro 4y ago
If you really want to lose some sleep look up partnership law. Everyone who has ever contributed to an open source project _could_ be (in the absence of the project setting up proper legal structures) considered a membership of a general pa
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by yrro 4y ago
What is Tornado? Some context would be useful.
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by yrro 4y ago
They're working on it. Microsoft's latest attempt is to disable the 3rd party UEFI CA by default.
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by yrro 4y ago
Thanks :)
549.
by yrro 4y ago
As in, the Sun stays above 18 degrees below the horizon all night?
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by yrro 4y ago
Where's night? Does 'twilight' include night? I thought that it was a separate phase before/after night? e.g., comparing the clock to the diagram at https://www.weather.gov/lmk/twilight-types , night
551.
by yrro 4y ago
> 389ds... is barely documented. The official documentation often points to the proprietary counterpart from RedHat, but it's not clear what the open version corresponds to which proprietary version. FYI, RHDS 12.0 is based on 389-d
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by yrro 4y ago
> What do all of the people who want to work with *nix in their infrastructure, but also want to utilize AD and LDAP use? FreeIPA. A trust between the FreeIPA domain and AD means that AD users can log into Unix systems, it's great.
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by yrro 4y ago
Does anyone know of any nice CLI/TUI ldap browsing tools? ldapsearch is horrible to use for browsing. Apache Directory Studio is a giant Java application with an overcomplex UI, and falls over as soon as you want to use Kerberos (at le
554.
by yrro 4y ago
> due to our evolving licensing agreements with content providers An impressively high weasel quotient in these words. > you will no longer be able to view your previously purchased Studiocanal content and it will be removed from your
555.
by yrro 4y ago
Indeed, and Ruby, and who knows what else... surprised nodejs hasn't been shoved in as well. :) To be honest I don't know how Brad keeps up with it all. And even has enough left over to add a new bespoke scripting language with Vi
556.
by yrro 4y ago
Vim does provide a Python API :) But most Vim addons seem to be written in Vimscript, and porting them to another language (which?) is a lot of work for little practical gain (for many/most addons).
557.
by yrro 4y ago
Unbelievable that a major packaging ecosystem still has no mechanism for end-to-end signature verification!
558.
by yrro 4y ago
Containers don't contain. You have to assume that any code running inside a container has broken outside of its mount namespace & can interact with anything running on the host. Only Linux's traditional mechanisms (credentials
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by yrro 4y ago
> In Linux, is there a secure, but also convenient and user-friendly, way to prevent processes from having the same default level of access to the filesystem as the human user? SELinux, if it was easier to use! Apparmor Bubblewrap? If a
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by yrro 4y ago
Here's another: fitting cluster addressing plans into my organization's ridiculously constrained IPv4 addressing plan. I find it crazy that a modern technology like k8s was not IPv6-native from the start.
561.
by yrro 4y ago
Users pulling any old image off of Docker Hub!
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by yrro 4y ago
Gas pipes can't be plastic!
563.
by yrro 4y ago
Oh no
564.
by yrro 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Si_vis_pacem,_para_bellum
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by yrro 4y ago
Depends how you configure PAM. You can have it set up so you need both touch and password if you really want...
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by yrro 4y ago
> It's clearer - the structure indicates right at the front what it is going to do, namely read a file and pass it through a pipeline. There is no need to read ahead to find out what the source material is. I only found this out rec
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by yrro 4y ago
Additional: it seems the Wi-Fi Easy Connect is replacing WPS. https://www.wi-fi.org/discover-wi-fi/wi-fi-easy-connect By the same geniuses that brought you WEP, WPA (TKIP) and WPS PIN... now we finally have QR codes an
568.
by yrro 4y ago
WPS PIN method is severely broken and insecure, absolutely typical of most stuff put out by the Wi-Fi Alliance. As far as I know, WPS push button method is fine. I haven't ever needed or wanted to try to use the NFC method, I would dis
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by yrro 4y ago
It's called WPS. God knows why manufacturers prefer to do something as iduotic as crearing their own WiFi access point rather than using it!
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by yrro 4y ago
OpenShift Local (formerly CodeReady Containers) sets up a local-machine OpenShift cluster k8s for development etc. https://developers.redhat.com/products/openshift-local/overv...

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