kris-nova

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Ego Death(krisnova.net)
5 points by kris-nova 3y ago|0 comments
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Network Instrumentation and TCP File Descriptor Hijacking(krisnova.net)
17 points by kris-nova 3y ago|1 comments
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by kris-nova 3y ago
> What's the performance hit for doing this? So I want to be clear. This work is very much in the "fantasy" stage. I haven't ran this at scale, and there is a lot I would do before I blindly rolled something like this
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Network Instrumentation and TCP File Descriptor Hijacking(krisnova.net)
4 points by kris-nova 3y ago|2 comments
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by kris-nova 3y ago
I often attribute the vast majority of my happiness and success back to psychedelics, trauma, and my experience living an unconventional and eccentric life. I could fill pages with the anecdotes, specific examples, and my personal speculati
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by kris-nova 3y ago
This only works if you’re a bro who is chummy with leadership. Honestly this is one of the worst pieces of advice for a marginalized person. If you show any indication of leaving as a marginalized person you are extremely likely to be pegge
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by kris-nova 3y ago
Wow. I thought this was going to be a big rant piece on why we should all go back to dynamic linking again and I was so ready to start my Monday off with a spicy take. But yes we should all also be adding links in our writing and publishing
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by kris-nova 3y ago
How does this compare to https://ublue.it/
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by kris-nova 3y ago
I would be willing to wager there is more inside that PDF than just the contents of the Bitcoin white paper. Curious if anyone has a hash sum handy
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Observing and Understanding Backlog Queues in Linux(krisnova.net)
6 points by kris-nova 4y ago|0 comments
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by kris-nova 4y ago
Women and marginalized people who change jobs: Flakey and incapable. Unable to handle a job. Something must be wrong. Clearly a sign of caution to be taken as a reason not to work with them. Men who change jobs: literally articles inventing
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by kris-nova 4y ago
Money
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by kris-nova 4y ago
SQLite — works 80% of the time — every time.
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by kris-nova 4y ago
Fortunately, I know I can always trust the charming comments on this enchanting website to let me know how the general public is feeling about my systems neurosis.
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Aurae: Distributed Runtime (FOSDEM 2023 Video)(youtube.com)
29 points by kris-nova 4y ago|2 comments
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by kris-nova 4y ago
Thanks for the update! There is only 1 internet to watch and learn from. We are all in this together. <3
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by kris-nova 4y ago
Excellent. Most people and resources sited on this Machiavellian capitalist mega-bro site often disagree with me. I take it as a compliment. It’s a positive sign I’m on to something sustainable and worth investing my time into. Thanks for h
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by kris-nova 4y ago
Yes. If you have to ask then you know the answer.
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by kris-nova 4y ago
Great read — the author should feel proud. This made my morning.
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Is Twitter Operationally Okay?
20 points by kris-nova 4y ago|5 comments
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by kris-nova 4y ago
Anyway {a…z}.hackyderm.io will now redirect to hachyderm.io. Every subdomain will get a single tweet before Twitter propagates the URL, shadow band your tweet, and blocks the URL moving forward. Have fun folks.
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by kris-nova 4y ago
We debugged a lot of the behavior using hackyderm.io as an HTTP facade for hachyderm.io with independent TLS termination. I was able to get a single tweet in using hackyderm.io and my account is now “shadow banned”. Meaning I can view my tw
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Twitter has flagged all the major Mastodon servers as malware
130 points by kris-nova 4y ago|18 comments
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by kris-nova 4y ago
A Microsoft SAW is a demonic artifact stemming from when Satan himself forged a computer a casts it onto the surface of the earth and into the hands of mankind. It’s the best worst way to access production. It’s how anyone who has ever been
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by kris-nova 4y ago
Hi. I wrote the post. Additionally I am responsible for operating Hachyderm (Ruby on Rails) and GitHub (Ruby on rails) for both my free-time and my day job. I can say with certainty that Ruby specifically was not the bottleneck in our case
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by kris-nova 4y ago
Hi, I made the decision not to replace the drives. I also wrote the article, and am the admin of Hachyderm. So to be clear, we did try to "offline" a drive from the ZFS pool just to see if this was a viable path. The ZFS pool was
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Post mortem on Mastodon outage with 30k users(community.hachyderm.io)
84 points by kris-nova 4y ago|101 comments
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Jorts the Cat has caused a denial of service for a Twitter to Mastodon bridge(beta.birdsite.live)
5 points by kris-nova 4y ago|2 comments
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Workload Isolation with Aurae Cells(aurae.io)
8 points by kris-nova 4y ago|0 comments
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by kris-nova 4y ago
I’d like to get involved with contributing to the prossimo project like the blog suggested, however there doesn’t seem to be any more information anywhere on memorysafety.org to do so.

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