gnfurlong

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by gnfurlong 5mo ago
That's just not true. The original pass is just a single shell script. It's short, pretty easy to read and likely in part because it's so simple, it's also very stable. The only real dependencies are bash, gnupg and opti
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by gnfurlong 2y ago
I absolutely adore Hanabi, especially for two players. It's a cooperative game with very limited communication. Also another vote for Splendor Duel. The original Splendor is probably my favorite game and Duel is the better version for
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by gnfurlong 3y ago
I'm waiting for pov perspectives for sporting events and I say that as someone who doesn't really watch sports.
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by gnfurlong 4y ago
Most of the popular touring bikes fit your budget. Really you're just looking for durable, a wide gear range and the capacity to mount gear. Surly disc trucker has historically been one of the most popular as an example, but there are
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by gnfurlong 4y ago
It looks like at least some of the individuals claiming production issues are pulling the latest version of Axios from a CDN. It doesn't seem like they actively pushed a release to production without adequate testing. Not that I disagr
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by gnfurlong 4y ago
Delaware definitely replaced their voting machines after that article was published. I think in 2020.
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by gnfurlong 4y ago
The parent comment is still talking about rootless podman (and really just user namespaces). Root in the container is absolutely mapped to the user executing podman outside the container. If it mapped to root outside the container, you coul
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by gnfurlong 4y ago
I've happily used systemd-boot in the past, but it's definitely less featureful than grub. Notably, it doesn't support the use of a (LUKS) encrypted boot partition. I'm not even sure it supports /boot on btrfs? Both
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by gnfurlong 7y ago
Systemd-homed isn't inventing the idea of encrypted home partitions and fundamentally, what you're saying is that cron is incompatible with encrypted home partitions (or any other auto mounted home partition, ex: network mounted).
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by gnfurlong 7y ago
One of the supposed benefits I remember from his original talk on systemd-homed is better handling of encrypted home directories even for a single user workstation. Even on a single user workstation, having an encrypted root filesystem does
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by gnfurlong 7y ago
I have to admit, the biggest selling point to me for podman is the removal of the central docker daemon. For my use case (personal workstation and home lab), it seems strange to me that I need essentially another service manager for these
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by gnfurlong 7y ago
Have you taken a look at podman / buildah? My understanding is that podman resolves all of the security concerns you highlight above while mostly maintaining compatability with the docker cli and existing docker images. It gets rid of
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by gnfurlong 7y ago
Regarding apparmor/selinux, who creates/audits those profiles to make sure each application only has access to exactly the libraries it needs? It probably defeats the purpose if it's the app authors. Similarly, who validate
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by gnfurlong 7y ago
Chrome didn't exist 20 years ago, but you can trace its lineage back that far. Khtml dates back to 1998 apparently.
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by gnfurlong 7y ago
Also "Must be real evil"
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by gnfurlong 7y ago
JSON Schema and Swagger/OpenAPI provide some of the missing functionality described above (type definitions, enumeration, validation). It's not quite the same and in particular I'm not sure I've seen a reference to the
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by gnfurlong 7y ago
I'll admit to being ignorant of apt as my primary distributions aren't debian based, but aren't packages cryptographically signed? If package signatures are validated after download, then it shouldn't matter right? Edit
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by gnfurlong 8y ago
YubiKey is at least supported, but only because it also functions as a pgp smartcard. You can load you pgp private keys on the yubikey and then all decryption will only be done on the Yubikey itself.
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by gnfurlong 8y ago
I'm surprised there's not more discussion of passwordstore in this thread. In light of the parent article, I want to point out one of it's killer features (from my perspective). As it's built on top of PGP, you can mov
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by gnfurlong 8y ago
If you want to buy my house, sure. You're free to look at anything you want once you own it. It's yours. What's not okay is for me to build a house and add recording devices all around and then sell it to you without inform
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by gnfurlong 8y ago
Passing the "wrong" number of arguments isn't a syntax error in JavaScript. If you pass fewer arguments than declared parameters, the rest are implicitly undefined. The variations you were seeing probably just came down to h
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by gnfurlong 8y ago
Node-solid-server is just one implementation of the spec. There's nothing stopping another implementation from having a cpanel like management interface.
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by gnfurlong 8y ago
I honestly feel the same about Python and to a lesser extent C. But I also know that it's largely a matter of exposure. Every language has its quirks, it's just a matter of learning them. A lot of the ones you mentioned are comm
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by gnfurlong 8y ago
Wasn't OSX originally a fork of FreeBSD? Parts of it may have been replaced over time, but I would think that a large portion is still written in C.
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by gnfurlong 8y ago
Admittedly, I haven't gotten around to actually using WireGuard yet, but I think it's pretty much as simple as Linuskendall said. https://www.wireguard.com/quickstart/#nat-and-firewall-trave... Also see this
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by gnfurlong 9y ago
This doesn't make sense to me. Wouldn't that make every id that is one to one or one to many with a customer PII? That seems absurd. A user alias on some random site would meet that criteria, assuming they took name/address
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by gnfurlong 9y ago
Your comparison isn't even remotely correct. In reality it's Webpack+NPM (plus a bunch of webpack plugins) vs Maven (and at least a comparable number of Maven plugins).
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by gnfurlong 9y ago
Are you sure this isn't more the Desktop Environment/Display Manager than X11? Or otherwise something to to with your use case? I've primarily been using AwesomeWM for the last few years and occasionally XFCE (both on ArchLi
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by gnfurlong 9y ago
How do you get everyone to agree when the barrier to creating yet another crypto currency is so exceptionally low?
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by gnfurlong 9y ago
Here's a link to the YouTube channel for the conference. Some videos for this year are already up: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQiIRDBmp3pfTdRJ99EeDEw

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