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zshev
2y ago
I’m not familiar with DO but one approach to the secret zero thing that works elsewhere is the VPS gets assigned an OIDC identity by the provider (or the VPS has access to one if it asks). That identity is in turn used to sign in to Vault.
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zshev
3y ago
I’d appreciate one if you still have spare
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Stream, Mutate and Sign Images with AWS Lambda and ECR
(martin.baillie.id)
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zshev
5y ago
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Emacs Tramp over AWS SSM APIs
(martin.baillie.id)
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zshev
5y ago
Tyro | Platform Engineer | Full time | ONSITE Sydney, Australia (with WFH flexibility) We're hiring for my area at Tyro (www.tyro.com) for the first time in a long time. Tyro delivers next generation cloud-based, integrated and mobile
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Ephemeral GitHub Tokens via HashiCorp Vault
(martin.baillie.id)
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Git Signature Operations via HashiCorp Vault
(martin.baillie.id)
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Gotchas in the Go Network Package Defaults
(martin.baillie.id)
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zshev
6y ago
I somehow find myself commenting on these threads the most on this site purely to bring up vterm . I think the combination of a well-polished Emacs (like DOOM), evil-mode for vi modal editing everywhere and critically vterm/emacs-libv
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zshev
6y ago
Agreed! I've emigrated to Australia and have taken to shipping over butchers rusk to make my own Lorne (I'd call it slice) sausage.
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zshev
6y ago
Check out emacs-libvterm. I’ve replaced all terminal emulators with it. All the benefits of an Emacs buffer and no issues with curses or lag.
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zshev
6y ago
It's right there > One of the earliest and most popular was github.com/jteeuwen/go-bindata and its forks
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zshev
7y ago
Can confirm—vterm is very stable now. I've ditched separate terminal applications and exclusively use Emacs+vterm.
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zshev
7y ago
> It opens you up to a literally undetectable attack. This is the crux of it for me. This is why it is dangerous. The author appears to have overlooked this attack vector entirely.
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OpenBSD vmm/vmd Update [pdf]
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Telstra partners with RightScale
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zshev
11y ago
One more vouch for Rancher here. Very excited about the impending GA.
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zshev
11y ago
If there's any left, kind sir.
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zshev
11y ago
Slight hijack - any recommendations on the best standing desk available to the Australian market?