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by zie 1y ago
Technically SQLite can only have 1 writer at any given moment, but it can appear like it works across multiple writers and let it serialize the calls for you. By default SQLite will not do what you want out of the box. You have to turn on s
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by zie 1y ago
So true, two-way certs with TLS have crappy implementations everywhere, not just in the browser. I have 2 problems with webauthn/passkeys: * You MUST run Javascript, meaning you are executing random code in the browser, which is arguab
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by zie 1y ago
in SSH, it's a two-way handshake, the client ordering the coffee also gets a cert to prove their identity. In browser land, the client browser doesn't get a cert to prove their identity, it's one-way only. Certainly TLS suppo
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by zie 1y ago
We transfer ACH files(i.e. paychecks) via SSH(SFTP) to several banks. You better believe I check keys. One of the banks forces key rotation every 2-ish years. I absolutely verify it every rotation and delete the old keys. Occasionally it f
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by zie 1y ago
So can postgres, I tend to just use PG, since I have instances running basically everywhere, even locally, but duckdb works well too.
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by zie 1y ago
That's when people can get away with it in broad daylight :) Because everyone thinks like you.
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by zie 1y ago
Ya, they pretty much eradicated everything GPL to avoid any viral licensing problems.
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by zie 1y ago
You have to account for heavy wind loads.
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by zie 1y ago
My mom's insurance with medicare generally covers 80%, she gets to pay the leftover 20%. So uh bills with medicare is totally a thing.
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by zie 1y ago
bank account numbers are printed on every check you ever wrote. Most people don't write checks anymore, though online bill pay sends physical checks still sometimes. They never really were sensitive information. Bank security does not
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by zie 1y ago
I've never done the math, but I've seen Walmarts start putting solar panels as cover in their parking lots.
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by zie 1y ago
Yes, many companies are doing this in their parking lots, even some govt buildings do this. My local library has panels setup over part of their parking lot for instance.
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by zie 1y ago
I just used these tools to parse a few hundred thousand PDF paystubs to get data into our new financial system. 10/10 would use again.
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by zie 1y ago
28yrs for an appeals chain is a bit longer than most realities I'm aware of. More like a dozen years at the top end would be more in line with what I've seen out there. In general though, it's easier to just comply, even for
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by zie 1y ago
Ya, mine is an original UHK60 v1 from years and years ago. It still holds up great. I hope they make a UHK 110 key. I want all the keys. Right now it's not worth the upgrade to me from the 60 to the 80. but I'd totally upgrade for
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by zie 1y ago
You might try the UHK 80: https://ultimatehackingkeyboard.com/uhk80 I have the UHK 60 and I really like it, except as you mentioned no function keys. The software is pretty good, includes a little DSL and you can do pretty
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by zie 1y ago
I'm guessing you read that and think, see they are awesome and privacy preserving! I read that and think much differently, but I'm obviously a pessimist here. I really love this line: > For clarity, Google does not use any inf
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by zie 1y ago
I use ffsend, the old send.firefox.com stuff https://github.com/timvisee/send There are a bunch of public instances available here: https://github.com/timvisee/send-instances/
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by zie 1y ago
Interesting. It sounds like you are only doing partial temporality? I'm playing with https://github.com/hettie-d/pg_bitemporal right now and it seems great so far.
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by zie 1y ago
Private banking is basically the bank providing family office services. They generally give you one contact person, that makes your money annoyances non-annoyances. You need a loan for something, they just go sweet talk everyone involved to
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by zie 1y ago
If you have to ask, the answer is you don't have enough! :) Seriously though, just wander into any big ass bank(Chase, BOA, etc) and ask them. They have multiple tiers of private banking, depending on your wealth level. Generally the b
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by zie 1y ago
It generally is more secure just because the system container virtualization system is "more complete", so it's harder to get out from under it. My understanding with Incus(the OP link) it's the same virtualization syste
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by zie 1y ago
I switched to silverbullet[0], you get to write lua instead of YAML or whatever these apps are pushing. 0: https://silverbullet.md
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by zie 1y ago
There are a few reasons: * Multi-ownership can be easier. I.e. you can "hide" who owns the house and it disconnects ownership from property records. * People think it adds liability protections. * It might make transferring the ho
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by zie 1y ago
> fire extinguisher (which I hope to never use) These expire, so make sure you check yours is still good! Otherwise I agree with and do basically the same thing. I also make exceptions for most tools and emotional connection items.
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by zie 1y ago
See RFC-6238: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6238 This is all in the standard, most places have implemented one of the options. I've implemented all of the options at least once. It's configurable based on
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by zie 1y ago
Interesting. I would have never thought of using XMPP to share location info like that. I use Overland[0] and a custom server implementation that lets people I care about see where my phone is(and presumably me). 0: https://overl
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by zie 1y ago
I agree with your overall point. That said: ZFS on Debian is pretty painless. If you have to build/link the kernel, apt will do it all for you, so you don't have to do anything. ZFS on NixOS is usually quite easy as well, even on
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by zie 1y ago
Agreed. We use barman[0] and some shell. 0: https://pgbarman.org
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by zie 1y ago
What we do, is automated restores. We have a _hourly and an _daily restore that just happens via shell script. We encourage staff to play with both, and they can play with impunity since it's a copy that will get replaced soon-ish. Thi

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