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by hnjst 2y ago
Farage cage maybe?
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by hnjst 3y ago
Leslie didn't steal his Turing award ;)
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by hnjst 3y ago
On the contrary, I'd start without any remote.
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by hnjst 3y ago
https://github.com/bigscience-workshop/petals
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by hnjst 3y ago
https://discord.gg/dwXDHMGY for example.
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by hnjst 4y ago
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.menny.android.anysoftkey...
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by hnjst 4y ago
I'd ask myself another set of questions: - can they extract information from conversations and exfiltrate it in a stealthy or obfuscated enough way so that they won't be noticed or have plausible deniability - do they have incenti
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by hnjst 4y ago
Don't forget checking for the evil bit too! https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3514
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by hnjst 4y ago
I'm still completely baffled that we nowadays almost all have in our pocket a device able to run something like https://f-droid.org/en/packages/jp.yhonda/ .
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by hnjst 4y ago
Currently in a large private bank: Keepass, hardware tokens in physical safes accessed supervised by another team, Hashicorp Vault, a few HSMs and managed key vaults for the cloud workloads. Paranoid levels of security are relevant in some
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by hnjst 4y ago
I recently tried https://github.com/yewstack/yews that looks very much like "React in Rust". It is web oriented through WASM compilation and integration with web technologies, Tauri can be used to bridge the
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by hnjst 4y ago
For theoretical foundations, I'd recommend reading about the FLP result ( https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3149.214121 ), the reduction of the state machine replication problem to consensus ( https:&#x2F
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by hnjst 4y ago
WET -> Write Everything Twice (before premature factorization).
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by hnjst 4y ago
I've been exploring this exact possibility a few days ago. The support for Suricata's rules in AWS Firewall is pretty limited though ( https://docs.aws.amazon.com/network-firewall/latest/develope... ).
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by hnjst 5y ago
There is a generalization allowing asymptotically optimal entropy extraction from Markov chains traces that doesn't require transition weights knowledge (like Von Neumann trick doesn't require bias knowledge). https://i
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by hnjst 5y ago
> I Learned French in 12 Months That's not so difficult I guess, here even babies do so.
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by hnjst 5y ago
I love "smart" programming languages and gladly write in Rust when it makes sense. However Go wins the bulk of my language picks these days, marginally thanks to the efficient tooling and complete standard library but essentially
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by hnjst 5y ago
Understanding low level architecture of that time (and early memory management) and first steps of the boot process is definitely something that has been useful to me since then. DOS batch files scripting no so much...
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by hnjst 5y ago
My childhood story too. We ended pretty knowledgable, effective and borderline dangerous when the watered down systems arrived later. I'd put in the same category the edition of saved games to change your amount of money to FFFFFF or t
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by hnjst 5y ago
I'll take an intermediary position. Commits on a WiP branch don't need to let the repo in a working state, however I like when said branch has its history rewritten so that each commit is mostly a working unit change before submit
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by hnjst 5y ago
I also would have loved discovering electricity or information theory. Somehow it's convenient that people stacked on the shoulders of each other across a few generations made processors from that but it sadly put the bar pretty high t
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by hnjst 5y ago
You can actually renew/upgrade your whole cluster with no downtime if you care enough to tackle the annoying bits that cost a few minutes in YOLO mode.
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by hnjst 5y ago
In my book DevOps is a set of practices that aims at improving the collaboration between Devs and Ops. I know that the term is now often used to label a role (or even a job description), but I think something important is lost in the switch
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by hnjst 5y ago
Completely aligned with my parent, day-to-day operations are often slightly more complex than making sure your server run your app properly, I'd argue that our services are increasingly dependent on others (in both directions, depende
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by hnjst 5y ago
I'm pretty biased since I gave k8s trainings and operate several kubes for my company and clients. I'll take two pretty different contexts to illustrate why for me k8s makes sense. 1- I'm part of the cloud infrastructure te
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by hnjst 5y ago
Or with https://csvkit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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by hnjst 5y ago
> #2 SSH keys are configured in cloud-init, there's no reason they can't be read from SecretsManger and rotated out of the box. If you didn't know it, you may be interested by ec2-instance-connect ( https://docs.
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by hnjst 5y ago
Using something similar, but it doesn't handle well cluster deletion.
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by hnjst 5y ago
I can confirm, we're using a similar approach at it mostly works. There are still issues though, if you try to remove your cluster the k8s provider can't be configured (no module.my_cluster.cluster_id anymore) and the refresh phas
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by hnjst 5y ago
My father started his self-hosting journey with a similar need. He went with Piwigo ( https://piwigo.org/ ) that seems to fit his requirements. Not sure I would personally pick that (PHP, documentation misaligned with my conc

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