Yasuraka

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by Yasuraka 1mo ago
So you propose to just let Ops personnel handle attaching volumes and renewing certificates, that these arent technical problems but just one of team structure? Please, do describe your solution for the concerns above. So far Ive only seen
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by Yasuraka 1mo ago
I have a bunch of volumes that I'd like to get automatically attached and mounted to nodes on which their respective workload runs (which are automatically scheduled) who automatically fetch and mount their config files and secrets fro
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by Yasuraka 1mo ago
The willful ignorance is also exceptional, I daresay, second only to the average US citizen. So much for Günter Wallraffs legacy
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by Yasuraka 1mo ago
You are describing assimilation, not integration, also disproven by the fact that the name alone is the only differentiator in this example. Plenty of justifications will be found ex-facto in any case, all are excuses. I'm not claiming
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by Yasuraka 1mo ago
> if you are a reasonable person and integrate you will be treated as one of their own. You won't, even if you were born and raised here - 3rd generation Turks get treated worse after 60 years than Ukranians after 4, let alone someo
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by Yasuraka 5mo ago
Please refrain from astroturfing
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by Yasuraka 7mo ago
I can't remember the US ever being in a position of defense, no matter how much AIPAC handlers blackmail Western politicians with Epsteins.
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by Yasuraka 7mo ago
Notice how those are the only two good examples out of a long, long list, before those but especially after.
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by Yasuraka 7mo ago
Just in time for Steel Ball Run
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by Yasuraka 9mo ago
> The last time the US did something similar was in Panama in 1989 Libya
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by Yasuraka 9mo ago
All of those that ship code instead of packages, e.g. C and Go.
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by Yasuraka 9mo ago
It just so happens that all of those languages share the worst design points, such as the need for a package manager at all and the classic "eval and equivalents run arbitrary code". >All package managers have the insane securi
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by Yasuraka 9mo ago
> Running npm install is not negligence. I beg to differ and look forward to running my own fiefdom where interpreter/JIT languages are banned in all forms.
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by Yasuraka 10mo ago
Oh thats great to hear, go ahead and post some simple examples then if you will, e.g. what does a cron job look like in Plan9's API? Clearly, > which exists solely because operating systems don’t provide what it needs already means
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by Yasuraka 10mo ago
> The kraken known as Kubernetes might never have been needed if Plan9s features were adopted. Which Plan9 features exactly give me a unified API layer to handle workload scheduling incl. fault tolerance, flat networking across a cluster
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by Yasuraka 10mo ago
I read your comment as in, comparing to node, my bad. With regards to Rust, crates are packages which may include opaque binaries, e.g. serde_derive, and the stdlib is weak, so imports of thousands of lines of code are basically necessary f
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by Yasuraka 10mo ago
Nope. Know the difference.
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by Yasuraka 10mo ago
Security and safety is all over their marketing but I have yet to hear anything about them that doesn't indicate either bumbling incompetence or gross negligence.
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by Yasuraka 10mo ago
Okta is, if you may excuse my French, straight garbage.
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
Again, you've missed the mark: a mirror doesn't make a system decentralized not turn a package repository into URIs for code.
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
I accept your concession.
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
You really ought to research a topic before arguing. For the average user, both GitHub and default $GOPROXY would have to be down. For me, my CI runs where my (and code I've cloned) lives, self-hosted GitLab.
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
> 95% of Go packages[=code, the author] are hosted on Github So "GitHub is every single programming language's centralized package repository, because lots of code is hosted there" ? > Python supports installing from ot
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
> Git != Github That's why I'm putting emphasis on it, because to Go it is. And to languages that actually have centralized package repositories it isn't. There is a difference between code and packages and Go simply does
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
So GitHub is every single programming language's centralized package repository? Then what's the difference between git and npm, cargo, pypi, mvn et al?
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
git isn't centralized nor a package repository For what it's worth, our code is on GitLab
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
That's a doc site and a pull-through cache, neither is a package repository
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
> NPM, Python, Rust, Go, Ruby all suffer from this problem, because they have centralized and open package repositories Can you point me to Go's centralized package repository?
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
https://github.com/SUPERCILEX/gnome-clipboard-history Can show last N entries and has a search bar as well, so you can click type away and cycle through results with TAB. Supports pinning as well.
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
The question was why ban IPs or emails instead of those - both are orders of magnitudes easier and cheaper to circumvent.

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