mpasternacki

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by mpasternacki 8y ago
I'm a bit surprised nobody mentioned qmail yet: https://cr.yp.to/qmail.html
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by mpasternacki 10y ago
I think 10.3 has an older version of i915, this has worked on vanilla, but 11 has already Linux 3.7 or 3.8 DRM imported which breaks with thunderbolt display, and it was fixed in drm-next-4.7 patch (which is going to land on HEAD someday, b
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by mpasternacki 10y ago
Looks nice, thanks!
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by mpasternacki 10y ago
Not in HEAD, but https://github.com/FreeBSDDesktop/freebsd-base-graphics/tree... is stable in my experience
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by mpasternacki 10y ago
Author here. Debugging dual boot is interesting, debugging virtualbox is not. And I was curious if I can get it running. I just was too lazy to figure it out, I found a more interesting problem to work on. In the end, I stayed in the native
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by mpasternacki 10y ago
It doesn't work yet with GELI as far as I know, so for encrypted root /boot still needs to be on a separate partition. There was some work to support encrypted /boot, I'm not sure where it stands now, but I'd be ver
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by mpasternacki 10y ago
I’m author of that gist (just noticed I have some comments there I need to reply to), still running the setup, now with FreeBSD 12-CURRENT. Tl;dr it generally works, still no wi-fi support. X works fine (running with drm-next-4.7 patches to
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by mpasternacki 10y ago
Not necessarily, they might have just generated revokation certs which are separate (so that they can be used in case your private key is lost). Keeping a revokation cert would be a responsible thing to do, just in case something like this
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by mpasternacki 11y ago
If you have a text version, at least preprocessing and proposing changes could be doable (especially that as far as I know, formal French is quite uniform - but then, it's what I heard from others, all French I actually know comes from
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by mpasternacki 11y ago
There are services (external, secondary to the published acts) that published a re-unified, highlighted version. I would imagine a repository that maintains a current unified text, with the "update acts" as commit messages (or eve
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by mpasternacki 11y ago
Is this account actually maintained by Bundestag (or other actual piece of state administration), or is it just a mirror? Also, either German law is really mature and stable, or this repository is unmaintained: last commit oin master is Jan
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
Huh. Doesn't the fact that Pirate Party's and Independence Party's results are well within each other's confidence intervals make it a tie?
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
I don't think that beginning your question with "I cannot begin to imagine how fucktarded you'd need to be to do this" is going to encourage people to answer that question… That aside, my approach with Linux/Docker
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
Thanks for taking care of that! Please let me know if your legal team finds anything wrong. If you need to contact me, either open a GitHub issue on the repo, or email me (maciej at 3ofcoins dot net).
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
There's also a WordPress plugin called "Jetpack". Both are so different areas, that I don't think it matters much. If it happens that either project is actually bothered by mine and reaches out to me, I'll be happy
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
VPS seems to require VIMAGE, which currently is a no-go for me (I experience kernel panic on boot if I compile it in), and the second link… well… the tinfoil hat of the author's blog has to be impressive. I've tried to read this a
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Show HN: Jetpack, a FreeBSD Jail/ZFS-based container runtime(github.com)
96 points by mpasternacki 12y ago|22 comments
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
> You are not expected to parse 'docker ps' output programatically. I see that my particular pet peeve (there's no name or link information in `docker inspect`) has been fixed. Nice! Still, I can't imagine the thought
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
Thanks for pointing that out! Post updated. Slackware was first distro I ever used seriously, after getting hooked up on Linux with a Red Hat 5.0 or 5.1 CD that was attached to a (printed) IT monthly newspaper. I have to tell, FreeBSD feels
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
BTW, it's interesting that you chose to reply to "refrain from adding new features" part (which may have been unnecessary snark on my side), rather than to "stopping for a while to think" part (which is the actual p
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
It's less about particular features (none of these is individually harmful, but I personally find the monolithic architecture a bit of an issue), and more about taking time to actually define stable and complete APIs and boundaries. St
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
It doesn't need to be systemd, and that's the beauty of Rocket's design: it is composed of individual, well defined pieces with precise boundaries and areas of responsibility. As I wrote, my main practical concern now is to g
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
What's interesing is that Docker used to run (almost) this way some time ago. I guess the daemonless mode won't fly with managing communication (iptables NAT, IP assignment, linked containers, etc).
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
What good is of updated documentation if change breaks my code? The good way would be to first define and stabilize interfaces, and work from there - but this would require stopping for a while to think, and refrain from adding new features
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
Docker is not static. If much of it is implementation-defined, and implementation is evolving, then documenting a particular version of Docker is as valuable as I'd be willing to stay locked down to that particular version. And the API
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Of Containers, Dockers, Rockets, and Daemons(3ofcoins.net)
78 points by mpasternacki 12y ago|29 comments
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
Original ranter here, thanks :) Regarding "trusting the datacenter": it was an overstatement, but while I can risk my own data, I am double-wary with my clients' data, and triple-wary with my clients' users' data. A
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
This has been implemented for some traffic lights in Warsaw, and has one more bad side effect (possibly because of bad implementation): if you a bike in the late evening on the smaller street, that's configured "red unless there&#
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by mpasternacki 12y ago
Won't mdns / zeroconf / avahi / however it's called this week work for ad-hoc networks? It surely does the trick in LAN. It won't work properly across routers, at least not out of the box (tried that when confi
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Show HN: Chef Browser(3ofcoins.net)
2 points by mpasternacki 13y ago|0 comments

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