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Wintereise

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About Wintereise

Dev / DevOps / NetOps at various places.

`paul.s (at) objectdisoriented (dot) com` if you need to reach out.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #42564480

    Happy new year from Singapore!

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    Comment #38540370

    Here you go - refer.beeper.com/39gJJ0

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    Comment #34749591

    Amen to this. I've followed pretty much the exact same path as you (pfSense instead of OPN though) and reached the exact same conclusion. I have a sizeable networking background, b…

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    Comment #33581242

    Plex' Android TV app (ATV) is a travesty in regards to pretty much every feature that matters. From broken playback state tracking, "currently watching" that just won't go away (ob…

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    Comment #30999940

    That's just going to lead to blanket allowances, sadly. Path of least resistance and all.

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    Comment #30930851

    You might find this useful - https://egpu.io/forums/gpu-monitor-peripherals/pcie-ethernet...

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    Comment #30863952

    26C at 80% is a good day in most of Asia, for what it's worth.

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    Comment #30777296

    RAS' (of nLayer/GTT/PacketFabric fame) presentation[0] about this same topic at NANOG47 is a lot more detailed. [0]: https://archive.nanog.org/meetings/nanog47/presentations/Sun...…

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    Comment #29697796

    Likely not, it's a book that relies on the visual representations of how things are laid out a bit too often. What that means in practical terms is that you'll be presented with di…

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    Comment #29145992

    How strict is the "US, UK, Canada, AUS" requirement if one is able to match the team timezone?

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    Comment #28712367

    Is CF open to hiring remotely, or are you guys only open to considering onsite applications?

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    Comment #28112762

    Agreed. The pricing gets crazy fast when you're not really in control of your record / query count, like the typical SaaS dealing with customer data. It feels tailored to first par…

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    Comment #27841829

    Probably unlikely. The only way it might be better (for now) is if you need to use something that uses the GUI. But with native x forwarding coming soon to WSL2, you'll get the sam…

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    Comment #27817849

    I've been using https://github.com/lucagrulla/cw for that. Seems to work ...reasonably enough.

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    Comment #27491748

    I'm not sure where it went wrong for you, but I had Zerotier up in 5 minutes as well. Basically sign up for account -> install -> allow to join network in Dashboard. That was it.

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    Comment #27489678

    What does it do that Zerotier doesn't already? I've been using that for a few years now, works flawlessly.

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    Comment #27429645

    It can be implemented in the same way remote erase is, remotely.

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    Comment #27137704

    > such as asking a user to use 2FA for editing sensitive data if they haven't provided that information in the last 15 minutes Can't you just use the iat claim to check for issuanc…

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    Comment #26949573

    I have a (newer) Shield TV, and it works fine with Emby. That is, assuming you're talking about the self hosted Emby.

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    Comment #26802746

    With the AX200 [0], I've had absolutely no problem using both WiFi and BT simultaneously. As with all things tho, YMMV. 0: https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/1893…

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    Comment #26787133

    Eh, far from it. Their per record / per query pricing is extremely prohibitive for any real production use.

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    Comment #26775774

    FWIW, it works fine if you grab the apk and install it yourself. I use the Chrome Canary channel on my Shield, and it works OK.

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    Comment #26667738

    Telenor is no stranger to being ordered to do these things when operating in autocratic regimes, and they have a history of complying. Previous incidents have not evoked any such r…

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    Comment #26380786

    My experience is the opposite with VSCode and TS, actually. It becomes obvious that Jetbrains understands MSFT's own language (TS) better than VSCode the moment you actually need r…

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    Comment #26203160

    Keeping your head down and actively agreeing with governmental policies are two different things. As things are now, people from authoritarian countries are really, really good at …