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by znpy 1y ago
oauth is one of those things i've studied, re-studied, implemented and re-implemented multiple times in my work life and i always end up forgetting it. at this time I keep a copy of rfc6749 binded and highlighted near my desk... every
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by znpy 1y ago
I miss octant so much. It was really great, it was one of those 80/20 apps. Nowadays I, unironically, mostly use kubectl. I gave k9s a try but i can't make it stick to me, really...
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by znpy 1y ago
Back in the days of windows xp i fell in love with Foxit Reader. It just opened PDF documents, no fuss.
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by znpy 1y ago
> ACME protocol does not help there: certbot needs to update my DNS zone (has my full API keys) there's your problem > I admit to not have bothered to restrict it too much and there is your solution
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by znpy 1y ago
> Ah so the coding was done locally but run remotely? Both, depending on the case and how much you were inclined to fiddle with your setup. And on what kind of software you were writing (most software had a lot of linux-specific code, so
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by znpy 1y ago
i think you nailed the centrail point. rotational disks usually top up at ~85 MB/sec, with seek time being up to 12 msec for consumer drives and ~6 msec for enterprise drives (15k rpm). ssd could saturate the sata bus and would top at
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by znpy 1y ago
I've been on those fancy chairs when I worked at a faang. Honestly, they aren't any better than my ikea office chair I stole from my first house when I was a student (and that's been with me for the last 15 years). It has pro
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by znpy 1y ago
When I worked at a FAANG, most developers could get remote virtual machine for their development needs. They could pick the machine type and size. It was one of the first thing you'd learn how to do in your emb^H^H^H onboarding :) So i
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by znpy 1y ago
so the good old `sync; sync; sync;` ?
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by znpy 1y ago
Oh i recognise those ip addresses… they gave us quite an headache a while ago
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archive link: https://archive.ph/GRtj2
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by znpy 1y ago
that's what cert-manager does, for example. certificates are stored in kubernetes secrets. that being said, the ACME spec is fairly simple, writing your own tool shouldn't be much of an hassle. see https://letsencrypt.o
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by znpy 1y ago
At some point I expect the UK government to come and say “stop kids having unapproved opinions” and introduce some more liberticide laws. Ao sad to see how the uk has fallen from a beacon of freedom to… whatever it is nowadays.
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by znpy 1y ago
You’re probably doing wrong. You can decouple things if you need to, obtaining certificates and delivering them to the software that will use them can be done by separate systems/services.
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But hey it’s totally not a monopoly!
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by znpy 1y ago
It's on GitHub but the license seems custom and reads line more of a source-available license: 3.3) Without prior written consent of LICENSOR or an authorized partner, LICENSEE may not: - use, copy or distribute the LICENSED
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Java for small coding tasks (JavaOne '25) [video](youtube.com)
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by znpy 1y ago
> I mean, enjoy your lack of healthcare, stagnating wages, at will employment, no workers rights, no paid vacation and corporations polluting your waterways and giving you products with lead and PFAs. Lol I'm not us american, what m
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by znpy 1y ago
i don't know about you but i did my fair share of benchmarking and performance engineering. the first thing that you learn in that area is that unless you're comparing specific configuration of apples to apples, along with a speci
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by znpy 1y ago
there is so much middle ground between "i can open my own coffee bar" and "hurr durr jeff bezos bad" that if you can't get it, the problem is yours.
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by znpy 1y ago
the first step in benchmarking software is to use the same hardware. the author failed the first step. everything that follows is then garbage.
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by znpy 1y ago
I’ll relay what i’ve been told years ago when moving similar arguments myself: “If I don’t take that job (and that fat paycheque) then someone else will. Whatever Meta is set to accomplish, irrespective of whether it’s actually evil or not,
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by znpy 1y ago
there's Perl though :)
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by znpy 1y ago
i'll just stick to bash
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by znpy 1y ago
> With Android 15 you even get a full blown Linux VM running on KVM. With Apple discontinuing the small iPhone se and Android being able to run on folding phones that unfold to have an 8" display... Spending money on an Android phon
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by znpy 1y ago
I'm loooking at the product page but I don't understand how it's supposed to work. Is it a "box" in the sense that you get your own dedicated virtual machine with some software pre-installed? Do you get a quota on a
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by znpy 1y ago
I wonder if the codebase will be understandable at all. You can most often “get used” to a codebase because they authors tend to stick to the same patterns in many ways, and they are somewhat coherent across time. After a bit you can kinda
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by znpy 1y ago
This post is from 2016, btw. Running init systems in containers is an awful antipattern, particularly when deploying to a kubernetes cluster.
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by znpy 1y ago
I love gitlab.
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by znpy 1y ago
dumb question: i took a look at https://miningpoolstats.stream/ethereumclassic for ethereumclassic and f2pool.com seems to have ~64% of the total hashrate... is that a takeover as well ?

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