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by sgnnseven 8mo ago
https://sgnn7.org
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by sgnnseven 5y ago
I don't think that this is really new for Intel so they are very likely to use this functionality. They've done something similar to Pentiums about 11 years ago: https://www.engadget.com/2010-09-18-intel-wants-to-c
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by sgnnseven 6y ago
> In ex-Yugoslavia there is a rather pronounced distinction between citizenship and nationality. As a Yugoslav war refugee, this is spot on. Small sidenote: Even if all of these languages are effectively one big "super-Balkan"
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by sgnnseven 6y ago
Pozdrav i tebi my fellow ex-Balkan guy! :)
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by sgnnseven 6y ago
I also did a talk on Flatpak (part of what's being used under the covers for Pressure Vessel) and OSTree a while back if you want to know how the underlying tech works for it: https://youtu.be/KFwBu-_k3rM?t=705 . Flatpa
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by sgnnseven 6y ago
Keep them away from both the image and the container ! Getting env var values dumped for a process is trivial outside of the process and even easier within the container process space.
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by sgnnseven 6y ago
Solid post though there are a couple of things I would disagree with: > Do not upgrade your system packages Most distros will have smooth upgrades and provide you with patched libs that your app may need and the latest image may not prov
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by sgnnseven 6y ago
Keep them away from the container and use one or more of the following: - A vault (Conjur, HCV, something else) - A built-in credential service that comes with your cloud - A sidecar that injects credentials or authenticates connections to
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by sgnnseven 6y ago
Take note though that AppArmor breaks when removing the snapd package using this method - at least that was the case for me about a week ago :/
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by sgnnseven 7y ago
(shameless plug as well) Try out CyberArk DAP (formerly Conjur): https://hub.docker.com/r/cyberark/conjur . OSS, powerful RBAC, has k8s-native workload ident auth, works on OCP and w/ PCF, lots of tooling inte
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by sgnnseven 7y ago
I used to work for them as a dev so I'll forward this to the right people since you didn't get a reply back.
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by sgnnseven 7y ago
As a "docker expert" (I wrote a book on it [1], was one of the first people to get a Docker certification, and have gave multiple talks on it): please send help! Except not really... The original article's writer doesn't
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by sgnnseven 7y ago
Same happened to me. A few years back, I got an offer from Amazon after going through the interview pipeline and the non-compete and outside-of-work IP assignment were the only thing I asked to be changed since they were draconian given Ama
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How to convert a project to Golang modules using the newest syntax(secretless.io)
1 points by sgnnseven 8y ago|0 comments
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by sgnnseven 8y ago
It's a really a complex answer with many facets but the main one in my opinion is that the displays of that era were CRTs with extremely low resolution (e.g. 1024x768) and generally dull color depth. This in turn required things within
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by sgnnseven 8y ago
Russ Cox's side of the story: https://twitter.com/_rsc/status/1022588240501661696 Interesting to see that both sides seemed to have been fighting for what they believed to be a better idea but neither recogni
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Sam Boyer's side of dep vs go modules story(twitter.com)
1 points by sgnnseven 8y ago|4 comments
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by sgnnseven 8y ago
Categorically wrong - please don't spread lies. I opened the original issue in question due to lack of feature parity and it got quickly closed ( https://github.com/golang/go/issues/26610#event-1753880630