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by zzyzxd 4y ago
A remote first company almost has to encourage asynchronous workplace. Because expecting to have synchronous communication is just not very efficient. If everyone is in the office, you can observe if a person is busy, turn your chair and as
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1password.com is down for some users(1password.statuspage.io)
3 points by zzyzxd 4y ago|0 comments
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
Charging less sometimes can give you interesting advantages. For instance, Xiaomi effectively crushes their competitors by purposely cutting their profit margin[1], such that: - If you are to build a product with similar quality to Xiaomi&#
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
> Knowing that your computer is at 192.168.1.123 doesn't help attackers much One can reconstruct your subnet scheme with a handful internal IP addresses, allowing them to locate potential targets faster once they get into your netwo
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
I agree with your points. Thanks for the clarification!
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
I use MetalLB and the comparison table somewhat confuses me. > Expose default type of services (ClusterIP) external What's the use case of this? ClusterIP, by API definition, is used within the cluster. If I need to expose something
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
I live in command line most of the time, but Sublime Text is always my default editor to open any text files in a GUI file manager on any operating system. When it notified me about the version 4 license change, I was ready to make the purc
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
Automation is not only about time saving. Humans just can't be trusted to perform boring, repeating tasks reliably. Familiarity can lead to all sorts of issues, especially with mental fatigue built up over time. A computer does not hav
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
> so many people fail to realize the success of Electron is in making desktop applications so much more approachable for those that are mainly front-end focused developers/hackers. I don't know who failed to realize this. I rar
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
Thanks for the info. I haven't been following k3s development after I decided to switch to kubespray. Glad that this concern has been addressed. Nice work!
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
One disadvantage of k3s, is that it does not have HA control plane out of box (specifically, users are expected to bring their own HA database solution[1]). Without that, losing the single point of failure control plane node is going to giv
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
My current apartment has Wave as one of the options, my experience is not that good and I know many Wave users are considering switching to comcast because comcast users in the same building report better uptime. We have one outage per mont
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
A password manager itself should be protected with 2FA already. Especially in terms of 1Password since you mentioned it, you need to have both master password and private key to decrypt a vault. It is a pretty strong 2FA as long as you know
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
The proprietary power connector is not a leap backwards in time. The current generation of USB-C spec just can't provide more than 100W PD charging, which the 16 inch model needs.
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
> EC2 micro instance on AWS running StrongSwan Just curious, how many captchas do you solve with this setup daily? Or even IP bans? I did exactly the same thing once and it was so annoying.
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
Although this particular vulnerability is all about ingress-nginx and has nothing to do with Kubernetes itself, the current design of the ingress API sort of encouraged it. The reason that an ingress controller need permission to read all s
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
Back in the days when iOS jailbreaking was popular, there were people who would take 10 bucks to jailbreak my grandma's iPad for her.
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
The article described their issues related to using deprecated software (etcd-operator and nats-operator, both archived by upstreams), which rely on some k8s beta APIs that deprecated 2 years ago. The result shouldn't be surprising at
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
Yes. I also consume a lot of websites and block their ads at the same time. This is selfish, but it is the way I mitigate risks.
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
You can extract a lot of information by knowing how frequent an AirTag has been approached by random iPhones. For instance, if I toss an AirTag into my neighbor's yard, I can get some idea on when they leave/return back to the hou
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
To use this feature, you have to turn on Find My Network in settings (it is on by default), turning it on also means the device will report other nearby Find My devices like AirTags. I like to have my phone findable after power off, but I a
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
Personally, I would prefer to not to schedule meetings around lunch time if possible. Also, if you are to book a flight, don't you care whether the plane will land in the afternoon or late in the evening?
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
Humans measure time by measuring the sun's relative position to their standpoint on the earth -- If the sun is above my head, it is daytime and I will do all sorts of activities. And if the sun is below the horizon then it is night tim
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
Exactly. Personally, k8s is one of the easiest system I learned to use in the past few years. It has many components, too many that one can't practically understand all of them well. But every component follows the same design principl
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
> “The biggest mistake was to miss Kubernetes. We were in that collective thought bubble where internally we thought Kubernetes was way too complicated and Swarm would be much more successful,” Jérôme Petazzoni, one of Docker’s first and
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
> Yes, you can turn off iCloud Photos to disable Apple’s scanning To me, it is such a weird implementation. The feature is about scanning on-device data, not data in iCloud, but for some reason disabling iCloud is the way to opt out? Did
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
> Let K8s get huge Correct me if I am wrong, but I don't see trend that k8s is getting huge. In fact, I get a feeling that it is trying to be smaller. If you look at the release notes for each minor version, lots of in-tree features
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
You can't skip "spending a ton of time hardening one cluster" anyways. Having multiple clusters may help reduce the blast radius of _certain_ attacks, to some degree. However, managing multiple clusters is a lot more difficul
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
In 2015 or 2016, I setup a G-Suite (or whatever they called it back then) account for myself, the purpose was simply using Gmail with my own domain. So it was basically a "business" account with a single user, and I paid less than
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by zzyzxd 5y ago
Isn't "Reply Later" just another folder/tag/label? And I personally just mark an email as unread if I need to take another look at it later for any reason.

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