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Comment #15654712
That would be great, thanks! Here are the links to the projects I mentioned. https://github.com/coreos/dex https://github.com/ory/hydra
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Comment #15654533
How does it compare to Hydra/Dex? What I'm missing is a page that tells me where it sits in the ecosystem. A versus page if you will.
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Comment #15508519
It's been crashing for me since the switch to wayland as a default. I don't mind really, this stuff needs to get adopted. I tend to use my keyboard way more than my tablet these da…
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Comment #15506984
I've taken a real liking to Fedora. It actually made me switch from my custom Arch linux with i3 to almost default setup Fedora with Gnome. Worked flawlessly on my old Dell XPS 13 …
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Comment #15448771
I'm using it like that as well, It's a really nice experience once you convince all the applications using ssh to use the gpg-agent's socket. Have you enabled any other yubikey fea…
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Comment #15407555
I'd like to have these systems as decoupled as possible or at least have some meaningful information without a dependency on an external datastore. This might be just me being para…
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Comment #15399865
The problem with that is that the originally uploaded filename is lost. At least without storing it in a separate database. I could shorten the key by moving the sha512sum from the…
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Comment #15399633
I don't have any other real use case for bucket per org other than easy bucket mirroring, backup and maybe migration from shared hosting to on premises. I didn't think of using dif…
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Comment #15399323
I've never really been able to figure out what a good strategy is for object storage organization. Do you create a bucket per application instance? user? organization? Right now I'…
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Comment #15356493
Thank you, I was wondering about the reason Istio was created. It also sheds some light as to why the CNCF brought on both Istio and Envoy. Still wondering why both Envoy and Linke…
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Comment #15194356
Same here. I was sceptical about code generation and the whole protobuf as a base thing but i'm really liking it. Especially when you throw opentracing in the mix.
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Comment #15172768
Yes definitely. Although you could build a new image based off of the original one, add a bash script that sets it all up for you and overwrite the entrypoint i never like that sol…
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Comment #15170550
I've been jumping between hydra and dex for the last couple of weeks. On the one hand I like the tight focus hydra has, with the exception of the warden api. On the other hand it i…
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Comment #11992338
I've deployed almost exactly this on a new kubernetes cluster running coreos exclusively with 4 nodes, 3 masters and 3 etcd instances divided over 4 physical machines. Things I hav…
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Comment #11108713
Thanks theoh. Dutchie here. Always nice to learn something new about a foreign language.
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Comment #11104628
From the list given by @imaginenore the major one for me is CineformHD support. We work on a lot of VR stuff and there are quite some GoPro users out there that generate material i…
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Comment #11008254
I was wondering how you would test web apps written in rust. In particular the api you're building. Right now as my first rust project I'm trying to implement an HTTP protocol with…
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Comment #10951686
We (The Ambassadors Lab) did a full 360 stereo live action short last year for Terre Des Hommes. Bought an Ultimaker 2, 14 GoPro Hero 4 Black cameras and made a pentagon style rig.…
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Comment #10662437
Good catch. Charles is really up there with the best in colour theory. For anyone interested he has a couple of really good courses on fxphd. One of the best teachers I've had. htt…