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by gjvr 1mo ago
Yep. And, the following made me smile. Not just the em-dash. Prompt: can you please verify that your proposals do not increase the complexity of the design and are really needed? Response: No—the earlier proposals were not all justified. Th
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by gjvr 11mo ago
Yep. It's the auditing part that is broken. As a (dangerous) workaround use --no-audit
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by gjvr 1y ago
Thanks for sharing. Good to know. I Was considering using it for that purpose.
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by gjvr 5y ago
I would not go multiple Availability Zone within the same Infra/Cloud provider...
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by gjvr 5y ago
Love the idea! Yes there are challenges (ref: 'Embrace and extend') but there is a very clear value: both for end users (that ultimately drive value) and for paying companies (startups or other) that have have great new products
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by gjvr 5y ago
I understand from [0] that the attestation key is shared across all instances (SNs) of the same model (PN): "...For example, all YubiKey 4 devices would have the same attestation certificate; or all Samsung Galaxy S8’s would have the
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by gjvr 6y ago
Ha Ha. Thats’s even worse than the ‘C Hashtag’ that an HR dude was rambling on about.
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by gjvr 6y ago
A little anecdote/legend from the Philips Research Labs (Nat. Lab.): When the team demonstrated the first CD they drilled some holes in them, and showed: "Look how robust, they even work when they are this damaged" (paraphras
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by gjvr 6y ago
Ken Shirriff, your blog is just awesome. What a wealth of material you have on righto.com! Blown away.
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by gjvr 6y ago
I gave the reporting a try, and I like the flow in the demo (which is for a Public repo); easy to use. For a private repo, I would probably also want people to be able to leave anonymous replies (to get 'as much feedback as possible&#x
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by gjvr 6y ago
Hi, Congratulations with your launch. Question: must an end user (web site visitor) do a (Github or other) login? Or can they simply leave a comment?
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by gjvr 6y ago
Yep, feedback is valuable. And the earlier the more valuable (it's like NPV...). I love coding so much, and find it really hard to express ideas in natural language, so that in the end documentation... doesn't happen as much as i
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by gjvr 6y ago
ASCII? UTF-8? UTF-16? ... ...
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by gjvr 6y ago
No I have not, but here's the approach I would take: 1) Use tcpdump to inspect WhatsApp packets and get an idea of what they look like 2) Use iptables or nftables to set up rules to block them.
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by gjvr 6y ago
1. The point regarding architecture is a good one. Choose what is best for the problem that needs solving. 2. If you want to do heavy duty server stuff that has a large RAM state (and long) running, then Go is great: - Run time is fast - It