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erdii

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    Comment #47061948

    The kubernetes apiserver allows using CEL in CustomResourceDefinition validation rules: - https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/using-api/cel/ - https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/ext…

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    Comment #42921236

    To be honest: This sounds like just another of the many many other yoga/spiritual cults that currently exist all over the western world. EDIT: typos and slight wording changes

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    Comment #42854334

    Be careful about using newer clients with an outdated version of the vaultwarden server. I lost a couple days of new accounts/passwords because this[1] probably happened. [1] https…

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    Comment #40967081

    In this specific case complaining about "politics" gets the sour by-taste of enabling (or at least not condoning) harrasment to the point of single folks taking their own lifes ove…

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    Show HN: Package Operator – Kubernetes application packaging and management

    Hey HN :) I just saw the post about Glasskube - an open source package manager for kubernetes [1] and would like to throw package-operator in the ring for y'all to look at and get …

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    Comment #37939421

    If you want go, there is a magic-wormhole implementation called wormhole-william [1]. Rymdport [2] is a decent cross-platform app using it. [1] https://github.com/psanford/wormhole…

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    Comment #37749475

    Jessica Benjamin and her book "The Bonds of Love" really struck a chord with me. I believe that her concept "gender polarity" fundamentally underlies old and modern "gender wars". …

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    Comment #28365347

    You mean something like AdNauseam? https://adnauseam.io/ Edit: it's an adblocker that is supposed to click on EVERY ad that it blocks.

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    Comment #28231976

    Lathes are kind'a more rigidly built though and I think that is what GP tries to point out.

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    Comment #27970834

    Since no-one else posted it: The Five Dirty Words of CI - J. Paul Reed - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXXaCCbpNYw

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    Comment #26876435

    Hey @dochtmann :) Isn't rustls [1] also built on very unsafe groundwork? Namely ring [2], which, according to github, contains 47.3% Assembly and some C as well. I'm not trolling h…

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    Comment #23271760

    Alrighty, thanks for your answer :) That is really a tough UX problem... Maybe a room could have a "sensitive content" flag that is enabled by default for one-on-one chats and can …

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    Comment #23256453

    Wait... Naive question: shouldn't you, especially in this case, still nag the account owner about his own unverified sessions? What if a bad-actor homeserver slides in a new sessio…

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    Comment #23235969

    Since 8 hours now... Does anyone run their own image cache/proxy and is now happy that they are not affected by this issue? If so: what solution are you using?

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    Comment #23199307

    escrow services https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escrow

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    Comment #22813327

    > Don't get me started about free videoconference software and open, end-to-end encrypted systems. Am I missing something? Is this really that hard? I feel your pain :( couple days…

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    Comment #22487407

    Shameless plug: https://www.kubermatic.io Disclaimer: I work at Loodse (the company behind kubermatic)

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    Comment #20927862

    shameless self-plug: https://github.com/wg-dashboard/wg-dashboard a simple dashboard to set up and manage a wireguard vpn server

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    Comment #20201156

    I have never used SOAP/WSDL. What was particularly good or bad about them? Only heard coworkers rant about the XML stuff...

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    Comment #19581539

    It is even easier: https://github.com/mholt/certmagic Edit: Taken from certmagic docs Instead of: // plaintext HTTP, gross http.ListenAndServe(":80", mux) Use CertMagic: // encrypt…

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    Comment #19418958

    Also you can host a completely isolated matrix server, that does not connect to "the Matrix network"