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cimnine
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Comment #49256494
Via https://lobste.rs/s/ipt1em/github_actions_needs_oidc_audienc...
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Comment #48367859
Takeaway from this: If you operate your own DNS, choose an NS within the same TLD als the domain you resolve: `example.COM` -> `ns.example.COM`, `example.NET` -> `ns.example.NET`, …
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Comment #45924798
https://archive.is/5ShUf
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Comment #45731058
I'm thinking similarly, but not via PCIe, but via USB: There are plenty of USB->VGA and USB->HDMI adapters that contain a dumb graphics card. So, embedd one of these and grab the v…
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Comment #45549085
The OS of PS4 and PS5 is apparently based on FreeBSD. Netflix uses FreeBSD for its CDN servers. pfSense and OPNsense are popular firewalls that are based on FreeBSD. See also https…
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Comment #44897817
Talk to https://www.codey.ch/ .
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Comment #42235002
I've written a short blogpost about how to link SSH Keys to Git identities: https://brainfood.xyz/post/20241030-use-a-specific-ssh-key-i...
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Comment #41168877
I still prefer ifconfig.co, which is open-source (BSD-3), supports IPv6 as well and has a nice JSON response as well.
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Comment #40792016
I think it's good advice to not pass secrets through environment variables. Env vars leak a lot. Think php_info, Sentry, java vm dumps, etc. Also, env vars leak into sub-processes …
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Comment #40594599
Nope.
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Comment #40584380
Yes, and I like to combine two established concepts instead of rolling my own: URI and UUIDv7. So my IDs become `uri:customer_shortname:product_or_project_name:entity_type:uuid`. A…
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Comment #40584268
> And another one! I actually used this regularly on my PC to remember places I'd gone to on trips, or back in time. Me too. High-noon to engage Google Takeout [1] – so that I at l…
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Comment #40514583
So, this begs the question when we'll see ML put in place to avoid AdBlocker detection. Or ads as we know them just disappear from the web and are replaced with other kinds of ML-e…
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Comment #40170403
Thanks. I wasn't aware this was submitted recently already.