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curiousdeadcat
2y ago
K8s grinds my gears, and yet, I'd rather debug it than, or beholden to, AWS or Azure, every day of the week
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curiousdeadcat
2y ago
I've been following Theia for years (hi GitPod people), though mostly lost interest when vscode started being browser accessible, and back when they were using that old UI stack. But I'm confused, how does this compare with code-s
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curiousdeadcat
2y ago
HN. Very free market. Except Apple. The cognitive dissonance, and entitlement is crazy. Even funnier after years of "Apple knows best". God forbid anyone buy an Android phone. No, apparently folks would rather force their abuser t
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curiousdeadcat
2y ago
Yeah, it's crazy there's no other options, like a platform that openly allows sideloading. Its terrible that were all forced to buy Apple products, especially when this behavior from them is just so surprising. /s in case.
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curiousdeadcat
2y ago
Time to re-read "Fall, or Dodge in Hell". I feel it might be more unsettling than when I read it ~5 years ago.
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curiousdeadcat
2y ago
Its not black magic. Its yet another one-off nat hole punch implementation. Absolutely no reason to even think of this when tailscale exists.
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curiousdeadcat
2y ago
Nickel feels like my end game for this kind of thing.
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curiousdeadcat
2y ago
Asymmetric keys mean you can you can have per-dev or per-team keys and allow one team to rotate them and resign them for all other consumers. I don't know how you'd do that with symmetric keys. This is an important feature of sops
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curiousdeadcat
2y ago
How about Mozilla figure out wtf is going on with their builds being language specific and it basically being impossible to convert Spanish Firefox to English Firefox. Absolutely baffling. (No really, changing the spell check language doesn
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curiousdeadcat
2y ago
I got so excited, but it doesn't seem to support multiple keys and seems overly eager to encourage people to leave a valuable key lying around on disk. So if a single dev machine is compromised, all of your prod secrets are exposed? I