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by gdamjan1 3y ago
you can check out https://github.com/lunatic-solutions/lunatic for that
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by gdamjan1 6y ago
> AstraZeneca is currently struggling to produce 2 million doses a week for the UK [0]. How does the EU expect to use UK production to shore up a shortfall of 49 million doses that they require in February/March? open-source the vac
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by gdamjan1 6y ago
here's what I had to do on Arch to enable unlocking the root volume with TPM2: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/17741#issuecomment-7... it'll need some work from the distros so the whole proc
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by gdamjan1 6y ago
this is exactly the feature that's now possible with systemd too
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by gdamjan1 6y ago
fTPM on my Ryzen 3600 worked.
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by gdamjan1 6y ago
There's also this FPGA board and I think you can order it already: https://ulx3s.github.io/ The ULX3S FPGA board has the Lattice ECP5 FPGA, and an ESP32 that connects to wifi and can reprogram the FPGA.
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Lessons from the Gnome Patent Troll Incident(blog.hansenpartnership.com)
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by gdamjan1 6y ago
that seems to me a simplifistic conclusion. modern interfaces in windows 10 and macOS are quite inconsistent and not-beatiful compared to for ex. KDE which slowly evolves and polishes up. macOS on the other hand limits and removes features
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by gdamjan1 6y ago
it is runtime config. these are defaults in case the distro doesn't change it, or the admin doesn't set it.
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by gdamjan1 6y ago
Does NetBSD support initramfs (the name of the Linux feature)? That would avoid having to create a disk image by running a bare system from a ramfs/tmpfs. I experimented with something like that with Linux and cloud-hypervisor (a firec
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by gdamjan1 6y ago
any other providers supporting ARM64 VPSs?
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by gdamjan1 7y ago
> But if you weren't in at the opening bell or there about those profits are gone. why are we (as a civilization) even optimizing for this?
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by gdamjan1 7y ago
what is "pug"? (a link in the readme would be nice)
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by gdamjan1 7y ago
> ...preventing devs/ops people to run tools like iotop, unless extra capabilities are added. you run those on the host, not inside containers
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by gdamjan1 7y ago
> I wonder why she has no problem with phone companies letting people say illegal things on the phone line. wait, are you claiming that phone companies are recording all your calls (and content you create) to make psychological profiles
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by gdamjan1 7y ago
> However, http/https ports are already used on routers to offer an admin web GUI. not on the wan side I'd hope
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by gdamjan1 7y ago
yes, you can. the linker loader is the default executable for all ELF binaries
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by gdamjan1 8y ago
the author can license his own source code however he likes. only, when distributing the compiled binaries, you're required to provide the whole sources under libre (gpl compatible) terms.
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by gdamjan1 8y ago
they used crosvm which is used on cromeos devices to support Crostini (linux vm)
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by gdamjan1 8y ago
that's not needed at all, unless you have legacy applications. you can open a dri render device node, and use it directly
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by gdamjan1 8y ago
click the "reader view" icon (ctrl-alt-r)
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by gdamjan1 8y ago
bless allows to specify the remote user in the certificate. you'll need to customize the certificate issuing program (a small python lambda program)
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by gdamjan1 8y ago
not worth the bits it's on
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by gdamjan1 8y ago
https://lwn.net/Articles/749738/
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by gdamjan1 8y ago
forks, pull requests and review comments
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by gdamjan1 8y ago
firewalld is just a management daemon with a dbus intrerface. nothing stops it from using iptables, nftables or bpfilter
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by gdamjan1 9y ago
Also worth mentioning, http://js-dos.com/ offers an API to load an emscripten build of dosbox and a DOS program of your choice.
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by gdamjan1 9y ago
Storing it, or passing it by the user can be suitable if the data is signed
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by gdamjan1 9y ago
That's good enough for U2F (the same chip is used in u2fzero). But not good enough for RSA. I wonder if it can be made to work for attestation like TPM
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by gdamjan1 9y ago
obligatory: Does it run Linux?

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