seniorThrowaway

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by seniorThrowaway 8d ago
MCP is SOAP-XML without the contract or formal language, it's hilarious
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by seniorThrowaway 14d ago
Criminal liability for the corporate officers is the correct approach. Can't pass jailtime on to the consumers.
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by seniorThrowaway 14d ago
DoD (DoW whatever) has been running the CAC PKI infrastructure for over 20 years, and believe me a good deal of their three quarters of a million employees have no idea what PKI or keypairs are but use it to log into their workstation and d
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by seniorThrowaway 14d ago
it would likely be built into the ID, like a PIV/CAC card. I thought about this same thing many years ago, the state DMV's could be in a PKI web of trust with a federal signer/issuer/cross-signer above them. Proving yo
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by seniorThrowaway 2mo ago
Go ahead and let them try consumer SSD's. It seems to be a lesson everyone has to learn with ZFS once.
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by seniorThrowaway 3mo ago
I've had the misfortune of scripting an UE build with perfoce as the VCS, it truly is abysmal.
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by seniorThrowaway 4mo ago
>so much saner than Linux firewalls it's not even close. This is a big one for me. I've run openBSD and Linux custom boxes as SoHo routers and I just cannot stand Linux firewalls, I've never liked them and IPTables is jus
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by seniorThrowaway 4mo ago
Feel the same way about COVID. It damaged the social fabric in ways that have not recovered. I think a lot of people realized that maybe they never really liked socializing as much as they thought they did. I also think it just kind of r
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by seniorThrowaway 4mo ago
If I paste something from an AI into chat, I always identify it as such by saying something like "my claude instance says this:". I also don't blindly copy paste from it, I always read it first and usually edit it for brevit
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by seniorThrowaway 4mo ago
I do use compose for some things, smaller one off type setups, and I’ve done the compose up --build CI/CD approach before. I’m generally not a fan of building on the production node outside of very small deployments. It can work, I jus
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by seniorThrowaway 4mo ago
Extremely debatable. They still have never fully implemented health checks and auto healing. I have had compose itself behave in unexpected ways, weird things like not realizing the tag of an image it is running is actually in use, and lett
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by seniorThrowaway 5mo ago
I'm a fan of the monorepo in general, even before LLMs. If using git it leverages git's best feature IMO, the commit as a snapshot of the entire repo. I've worked on so many projects where tightly coupled things are split a
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by seniorThrowaway 5mo ago
Ubuntu has patches out, tested before and after patching.
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by seniorThrowaway 5mo ago
>CalDAV, CardDAV, and SMB are baked into iOS, whereas these are onerous to set up on Android I can only speak to SMB but it is not hard on Android. I use a longtime third party app so not sure what the state of native support is but it
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by seniorThrowaway 5mo ago
Are you implying only one country does these things?
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by seniorThrowaway 5mo ago
No, we don't. This is big tech shifting liability off themselves with the added bonus of full de-anonymization. Take a look at who is lobbying for this.
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by seniorThrowaway 5mo ago
The liability shifting and real identity linking to all online usage that big tech wants is proceeding nicely for them I see.
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by seniorThrowaway 5mo ago
https://www.thefp.com/p/why-do-americans-feel-poor-because The gist: the statistics used to define poverty are old and inaccurate.
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by seniorThrowaway 5mo ago
Housing being expensive because of laws and zoning that constrain it's supply is often touted, but there is good academic research that that isn't the case. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/zfsw4iotsn3nqs8v
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by seniorThrowaway 5mo ago
Yes, they are good at being coding "interns". They work together in slack which allows management visibility and tasking directly to them. i.e. people who aren't going to be managing a bunch of claude code's all day.
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by seniorThrowaway 5mo ago
low code / no code, and it's been around in one form or fashion since the 1990's, at least.
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by seniorThrowaway 5mo ago
>the centralized service was the most important part of decentralized version control. I've often thought this about github
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by seniorThrowaway 5mo ago
Should really qualify this headline with which backblaze product.
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by seniorThrowaway 5mo ago
I think college's value proposition and entire model has been eroded. Major school's CS grads are finding jobs upon graduation at an 11% rate (I don't have the primary source on this, but it is published by a site I read tha
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by seniorThrowaway 5mo ago
Don't know why people think Texas doesn't have natural beauty. It's a huge state.
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by seniorThrowaway 5mo ago
Having to work around a massive C++ software project daily, I wish you luck. We use conan2, and while it can be very challenging to use, I've yet to find something better that can handle incorporating as dependencies ancient projects
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by seniorThrowaway 6mo ago
this submission is basically an ad
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by seniorThrowaway 6mo ago
That is really wild
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by seniorThrowaway 6mo ago
>Part of the roadmap involved divorcing the routing from the wifi completely This is the move. Let's you upgrade the different parts of the network separately. I have 3 components, an N150 router/fw/DNS/VPN box with
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by seniorThrowaway 6mo ago
SOHO toys don't do routing in a real sense at all

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