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571.
by yrro 4y ago
odo, perhaps? https://developers.redhat.com/products/odo/overview
572.
by yrro 4y ago
Indeed, most users are better off by launching GNOME Disks, going to the kebab menu, choosing Restore Disk Image & selecting the image and target disk interactively. Or running: $ gnome-disks --restore-disk-image=/etc/mo
573.
by yrro 4y ago
Tailscale is one of the ways you can restore the end-to-end connectivity principle that IP introduced and that NAT destroyed.
574.
by yrro 4y ago
The base image (registry.access.redhat.com/ubi8-minimal) is about 100 MiB. ID CREATED CREATED BY
575.
by yrro 4y ago
Can you disclose the number of users & apps you have? Are you using Keycloak or do you pay for Red Hat Single Sign-On (for context, that's the name of the downstream product that Red Hat sell subscriptions for).
576.
by yrro 4y ago
I was an avoid GnuCash user until HSBC (my bank) stopped offering statement downloads in OFX format. I took a glimpse into the chasm of madness of trying to OCR their PDF statements and decided... no.
577.
by yrro 5y ago
I think it would be interesting if logind was able to track such indications (locked because of inactivity, or due to smart card being removed, or because the system was moved outside of a geofence, or because Kerberos TGT expired), then a
578.
by yrro 5y ago
I wish it were possible to view those installation counts as a percentage of systems which are non-virtual!
579.
by yrro 5y ago
It's difficult to add docker's RPM repo and install it?
580.
by yrro 5y ago
-w should be equivalent to -uu surely!
581.
by yrro 5y ago
You don't have to use the full IP address of the relating party when matching greylist entries. Even just ignoring it, and greylisting solely on (sender, recipient) is better than nothing... especially if you're already enforcing
582.
by yrro 5y ago
The default is 127.0.0.1, sanely.
583.
by yrro 5y ago
What is a practical alternative to multiple DNS views based on the client's geographical location, for the problems solved by them? A way to 'opt out' of response customization based on my location would be nice while trouble
584.
by yrro 5y ago
ISP-provided CPEs often (usually these days? I wonder if anyone has studied this) allow you to change the recursive DNS servers that they forward queries to. Nor do they let you customize the DNS servers handed out by their DHCP servers. A
585.
by yrro 5y ago
Is it permitted by the spec to use a blue connector for USB 2? (Not that it matters, since there's no USB logo on the device, at least on the side we see photographed).
586.
by yrro 5y ago
I really don't know, to be honest. TPM is one option. They should be pretty reliable--if not then you'd have Windows users kissing their encrypted disks goodbye, right? Another option (in my case) would be using FreeIPA's vau
587.
by yrro 5y ago
> The US banned benzene’s use as an ingredient nearly 45 years ago but > the agency lacks the authority to order recalls and may be limited in it[s] pre-market authority to require testing, Toothless: > The FDA’s system “really lac
588.
by yrro 5y ago
> Is there such a thing as a TUI launcher out there? Something that allows fuzzy search of program names, tags and a short description (using something akin to .desktop files for the application metadata). Then, when I suddenly need a pr
589.
by yrro 5y ago
(Forgot to mention--the X40 has the more powerful CPU and the greater amount of memory).
590.
by yrro 5y ago
Oof. That'd be an RTM for me--product not fit for purpose. At least with Toshiba/Dynabook, it's vaguely possible for a techie to pull apart their firmware update process & hack something together that doesn't require
591.
by yrro 5y ago
Almost. One's a Toshiba X30 and the other is an X40. The CPU differs, but it's powered off in S3 so I am presuming that doesn't matter. Both are the same age as well.
592.
by yrro 5y ago
A requirement I'd like to see for such a Linux service would be to not rely on the user's password. When my users change their AD password, they have a nasty time unlocking their GNOME keyring...
593.
by yrro 5y ago
A pain Linux users know all too well. https://robots.org.uk/ToshibaX30X40FirmwareUpdate
594.
by yrro 5y ago
I have two identical laptops, one with 8 GiB and the other with 32 GiB of RAM. The former lasts over 2 weeks in S3, the latter not even a week.
595.
by yrro 5y ago
Security boundaries in Linux are UIDs/GIDs, capabilities, SELinux domains, and others. These can be applied to processes regardless of whether the process runs in a container. i.e. root inside a container is root on the host; the conta
596.
by yrro 5y ago
FYI, "ausearch -i -ts recent -m avc" gives you SELinux violations from the last 10 minutes in slightly more readable form.
597.
by yrro 5y ago
Which is an excellent indicator that the following advice is bad.
598.
by yrro 5y ago
I don't see Microsoft jumping to fix all the interop issues their software has with ODF.
599.
by yrro 5y ago
See Colonizing Cyberspace for the history and state of the art as seen at a point in the mid 90s. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VuZonQVN4uw Older hackers should recognize a few familiar faces in there!
600.
by yrro 5y ago
A hearty 'hear, hear' from me. Curse Microsoft for putting me through all this bullshit to pay for a game I bought from someone else years and years ago.

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