Spidler

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by Spidler 3y ago
I'm still salty about the loss of OiNK and the cruft of junk that is streaming services. Finding new artists is near impossible with the profit focus of streaming services today. Spotify insists that you listen to product placement pai
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by Spidler 3y ago
A fast(er) & standards compatible way of doing ipv6+ipv4 connections. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_Eyeballs
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by Spidler 5y ago
Try this subscriber link < https://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/860262/29e92db3e7272504/ > instead. (note, I'm not OP.)
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by Spidler 5y ago
Try this subscriber link < https://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/860262/29e92db3e7272504/ > instead. (note, I'm not OP.)
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by Spidler 5y ago
I wrote a bot for GitLab that can do a few different things: * Nag (Comment) on Merge Requests to tie it to proper release milestones and labels, something that is easily forgotten, or simply ignored by their UI due to the "never consi
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by Spidler 5y ago
As with many checklist items, it is a useful technology that when set up and followed, can be totally awesome. Turning on and adding some "proper" filters on the audit subsystem won us the first spot in a CTF, as the early markers
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by Spidler 6y ago
Ruined our day as well. This price hike in combination with the change of how they count users made it a 1100% price increase for us. It went from having active devs in the organization being paid users to "anyone with guest access to
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by Spidler 6y ago
Why not simply use that then? We're using podman in containers inside gitlab ci. We're _also_ running tests of containers inside containers in containers using gitlab-ci. The main workaround we've applied is using crun as the
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by Spidler 7y ago
Grafana seems amazing at first. Variables to abstract out some, a bit of "repeat" to loop over something, and you get pretty drop-downs that you can combine to show nice graphs. Then you think "I'll add it to a playlist&
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by Spidler 7y ago
A few years ago we migrated from Jira to Gitlab. To use their project-planning features (Epics, etc) they take a massive preḿium if you're not interested in the other features. Still, the basics are sound, and even without epics and a
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by Spidler 7y ago
From the article: > The pouch cell as described, can provide ∼1 mA of current. At the typical operating voltage of ∼0.5v, each cell can provide ∼0.5mW. The cell is robust to at least ten cycles of charge and discharge without noticeable
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by Spidler 8y ago
New, secure, VM.. sudo chmod 777 /dev/kvm But... but... almost.
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by Spidler 8y ago
What I'm missing is a different security model than the current `If an endpoint can push to gitlab, it is trusted and can execute code server-side`. There is no (current) way to enforce a 2fa step in order to push to a repository, and
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by Spidler 8y ago
Yes, we're using Fedora Server in production, since for some uses we really want a modern userspace and kernel 4.15+.
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by Spidler 9y ago
LWN.net gets a bit more than $5. You pay to get quality content a few weeks ahead of time. Well worth the money.
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by Spidler 9y ago
Machine learning, aka. "Mining your data for bias".
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by Spidler 9y ago
Also, because curl is c89-portable, and alloca might fail on the portability standpoint.
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by Spidler 10y ago
A thing I've found to help people about that is to override __repr__ on bytestrings in python3 and bytes in python3. If you make it not print strings as "ascii" but as hex, people grasp the difference easier.
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by Spidler 10y ago
how's their update schedule for Security fixes and OS versions? How botched are their security lockdown of their phones compared to the Nexus line? Can't seem to find a list of CVE's fixed with each update (not in their chang
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by Spidler 10y ago
But you cannot cluster on a BRIN index, and isn't cluster an operation that you need to redo regularly? I thought so, since while the cluster flag is set on an index, it won't guarantee future writes to be clustered. Since you can
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by Spidler 10y ago
UUID internally is a 128 bit integer. Cheap as hell to sort.
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by Spidler 10y ago
No, see [the previous post]( http://rachelbythebay.com/w/2016/04/17/unprotected/ )
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by Spidler 10y ago
Our [API]( https://www.modio.se/pages/api-doc.html ) documentation is public, but that makes for little value, as identification is made using TLS certificates. Yes, the API is public, but you need a Cert bound to your u
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by Spidler 10y ago
Couldn't it also work to prevent getting cores into deeper sleep states?
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by Spidler 10y ago
"We apply a scorched maybe tactic.". First we strong arm current implementations, forcing them into a Private API that we 'intend' to make public. Sort of how we intend to go to the gym, intend to drink less and intend
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by Spidler 11y ago
Americans are too strung up on the "be ashamed for someone" comedy that really doesn't go over well with Scandinavian audiences. It's hard to find an American comedy (since Wag the Dog, perhaps) that doesn't fall on
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by Spidler 11y ago
Malware. That's why.
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by Spidler 11y ago
So, more like New Orleans than Texas?
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by Spidler 11y ago
But be wary so you don't pass in floats when creating your decimals In [10]: from decimal import Decimal In [11]: Decimal(0.1) + Decimal(0.2) - Decimal(0.3) Out[11]: Decimal('2.775557561565156540423631668E-17')
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by Spidler 11y ago
I'm not the same author, but I run several Webapps in systemd units, with the below service for all of them: Note the @ in the name, that means I reuse it as webapp@api.domain.name webapp@frontend.domain.name and so on. ----8<----

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