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by yrro 3y ago
Double darnit. The command that let me read /etc/shadow was supposed to be: sudo ss -a -F /etc/shadow
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by yrro 3y ago
Huh $ sudo -l Matching Defaults entries for yrro on wintermute: env_reset, mail_badpass, secure_path=/usr/local/sbin\:/usr/local/bin\:/usr/sbin\:/usr/bin\:/sbin\:/bin
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by yrro 3y ago
I really liked lxc but then one day it turned out that it was replaced by lxd and you had to install Ubuntu to use it and I switched to docker (now on podman).
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by yrro 3y ago
Don't want to risk my Google account tho
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by yrro 3y ago
I'd be worried about a post-hoc ban.
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by yrro 3y ago
BBC TV/Radio/Web sites/Podcasts don't have any ads in the UK.
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by yrro 3y ago
It's now back down to 16, aww!
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by yrro 3y ago
£144 a year? I'd pay maybe £60
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by yrro 3y ago
"Kolektiva is an anti-colonial anarchist collective that offers federated social media to anarchist collectives and individuals in the fediverse. For the social movements and liberation!" In case anyone else was wondering. Accorid
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by yrro 3y ago
Don't forget to pipe head into 'cat -v'... that text file could contain _anything_!
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by yrro 3y ago
It runs like treacle, gobbles memory and pegs my CPU. It's truly, utterly awful.
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by yrro 3y ago
The more people use Edge the more value there will be in Microsoft creating (and encouraging others to create) web sites that only work in Edge. Just like what happened before Firefox saved us from the Internet Explorer 6 monoculture.
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by yrro 3y ago
Windows and GRUB will both compete for who gets to own \EFI\boot\bootx64.efi; but that file is only used when you tell your firmware "boot off this hard drive". If Windows is removing another OS's entries from the boot list (
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by yrro 3y ago
This is 100% on your laptop manufacturer.
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by yrro 3y ago
OTOH won't this just push the price up for everyone?
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by yrro 3y ago
For the illegal electric mopeds/motorbikes I ask myself what stops someone driving an illegal petrol moped/motorbike around without type certification/registration/licensing/insurance? Why are electric vehicles some
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by yrro 3y ago
> What is the actual issue here? RHEL source code may now only be obtained via the Red Hat customer portal rather than pulled from Git. This means that RHEL rebuilds (which _want_ to be downstream of RHEL) now have no way to obtain sourc
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by yrro 3y ago
In Red Hat Subscription Management I can see that each entitlement for the "Red Hat Developer Subscription for Individuals" product is good for a system with up to 128 sockets. And you get 16 (or possibly 240, or possibly this is
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by yrro 3y ago
> which we should probably have for browser tabs, too This would be incredible
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by yrro 3y ago
> Please, dear Red Hat, just give me a DigitalOcean VM (or something comparable) that costs a few dollars more and has automatic RHEL licensing. Make deals with the VM providers, work something out. This exists, but probably only for the
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by yrro 3y ago
You can always download the RHEL ISO and upload it to J. Random Cloud Provider. I do that with Hetzner for instance.
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by yrro 3y ago
They even rebase packages to new upstream versions in point releases (where doing so maintains backwards compatibility, of course).
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by yrro 3y ago
Same here. I never want to go back to another distribution where all of the services on a system, including containers , are not segregated from one another by SELinux.
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by yrro 3y ago
They can't do so while claiming to be bug-for-bug compatible with RHEL.
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by yrro 3y ago
FYI containers aren't their own entity for subscription management purposes. A subscribed host can run as many containers as it wants, the host's subscriptions work inside the containers. (That said I agree that dealing with subsc
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by yrro 3y ago
You can also use them for production. Scroll to the bottom of https://sso.redhat.com/auth/realms/redhat-external/protocol/... and follow the link to the terms & conditions: > The Individual Develo
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by yrro 3y ago
The neat thing about RHEL is that there's a single 'crypto-policies' package which configures available TLS versions and algorithms for everything in the system: TLS, SSH, IPSec, DNSSEC, Kerberos and so on. Regarding SSH, the
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by yrro 3y ago
To be fair to Oracle I believe they have their own "unbreakable" kernel packages, though they do ship Red Hat's kernel as well.
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by yrro 3y ago
To be fair dealing with subscription-manager is agony
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by yrro 3y ago
The Red Hat Developer Subscription for Individuals gives you 16 entitlements, each of which can be used on one physical or virtual server.

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