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hermanb
5mo ago
Our baby was capable of sending these signals when she was a few weeks. So most pees she does hanging above the sink. This saves so many diapers, crazy. And much more comfortable for her to never have a wet butt, not even a minute. Would re
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hermanb
7mo ago
I had this idea / pet project once where I did exactly this for email. Emails would immediately bounce with payment link and explanation. If you paid you get credit on a ledger per email address. Only then the mail goes through. You ca
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hermanb
3y ago
If Kargo requires R/W access to GitHub, and auto updates charts/images, isn’t that asking for your production environment to be infected by a change prepared and cultured in your dev environment and then auto updating / hidin
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hermanb
3y ago
It would be pretty interesting if they shared some more detail on this indeed. I was wondering the same when I read “forged” elsewhere. How can you forge a token? Did they use quantum machinery to retrieve a JWT Private Key? Did they factor
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hermanb
4y ago
It is not disconnected by “a chip”. It is disconnected by something that closely resembles a physical switch. This is the point of the article. There is no software involved. It can’t be hacked.
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hermanb
4y ago
If the image doesn’t leave the device and only the hash does… What is stopping one from uploading existing public images, banning a whole lot of innocent people?
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hermanb
4y ago
Honestly, this seems like little. We should be wary of the source we try to pull, but given how easy it is to upload something malicious you’d expect thousands of images of this kind. Maybe DockerHub is already detecting and deleting these
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hermanb
4y ago
https://hueblog.com/2022/07/16/natural-light-new-function-no...
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hermanb
4y ago
It is a feature of the Hue bulbs being worked upon, see: https://hueblog.com/2022/07/16/natural-light-new-function-no...
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hermanb
4y ago
Philips Hue is fully Flutter since a while now (v4). There were issues with (pre-rendering of) animations but those have been resolved in Flutter.
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hermanb
4y ago
I’ve been wondering about this too and always used full sha’s until now. But recently I’ve made an action myself: You actually need to publish the action to the marketplace with each tag manually. It feels like there might be more going on.
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hermanb
4y ago
Happens with GitHub Pages too. You can crawl for repos with CNAME file and if any of those repos is removed or CNAME is removed, you can takeover. I believe this is now hardened a bit by setting the CNAME to a GitHub domain with the user&#x
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hermanb
4y ago
Really sounds like an awesome tool. Fits right into the serverless / JAMStack kind of systems too. Just like Netlify CMS. I was actually in the process of tweaking Netlify CMS to be more easily hostable yourself without depending on th
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4y ago
Original article is a good read too: https://www.cell.com/cell-reports-physical-science/pdf/S2666...
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hermanb
5y ago
Interesting architecture and I really would like to understand better the virtualized part: how does that scale? If processing units store all data in memory, it doesn’t scale linearly. Maybe sharing is assumed? I’d like to see some better
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hermanb
7y ago
And here is my friend-link: https://medium.com/q42-engineering/redis-scan-cursor-e5dc303...
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hermanb
8y ago
It would work, and actually that is a great idea for the situations where applications are actually deployed and running in production, if it can be enabled on demand. The advantages of RxFiddle above Zipkin-likes are: - the means to extrac