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sabedevops
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Comment #48752769
You shouldn’t find American ones trustworthy either.
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Comment #48286317
I've struggled with PGP with the idea that I can't quite express "I'm signing as this specific User ID by using this specific signing subkey"... The only way I've found to reliably…
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Comment #47926225
Stability of development, features etc is to the customer's benefit.
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Comment #47926156
My Mom’s dead, as is freedom of speech on ycombinator apparently.
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Comment #47925914
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Comment #47821922
The problem with ROCm, unlike CUDA, is that it doesn’t run on much of AMDs own hardware, most notably their iGPU.
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Comment #47821585
I think eBPF is a valid example, because it allows you to program the kernel to some extent. That being said and assuming it's not important to your individual goal, why is a rootl…
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Comment #47759483
ROCm is finally getting better due to a few well meaning engineers. But let’s be honest, AMD has been an extremely bad citizen to non-corporate users. For my iGPU I have to fake GF…
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Comment #47736283
Great that you used AI to build something useful, but it’s still weird to me when someone says “I built this”. Maybe the more correct way to say this is “I spec’d this”
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Comment #47691818
Can you take the time to write your methods? I’d be interested in reading it
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Comment #47668247
What does this protect you from that you’re exposed to by running a well-crafted rootless container on a system with SELinux or similar?
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Comment #47654591
Well, isn’t division just substractive addition?
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Comment #47621124
He might sound like he has a grudge but you sound like you’re personally invested. Shill?
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Comment #47568230
Seriously. The hypocrisy is staggering!
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Comment #45076273
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Comment #44774304
I met a traveller from an antique land, Who said: “Two vast and trunkless legs of stone Stand in the desert. Near them, on the sand, Half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown…
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Comment #42134639
I agree with your overall sentiment, but there are a few areas that the public clouds excel at despite this: geoscale and startups.
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Comment #41949930
The seller should be banned under the Namecheap TOS. Furthermore, Namecheap should offer this buyer assistance and credit towards a future purchase of a domain as a good will gestu…
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Comment #41942481
Where is the tldr? Anyone familiar…what does this do and why do we care about it being standards based?
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Comment #40405853
He has 100% been coached by their legal counsel to distance himself from this as this is likely going to court soon (being it’s likely very illegal). That’s why he repeats “we’ve n…
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Comment #39077252
Can you elaborate on how they supplement their income?
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Comment #31911320
OP here. I use Ansible a lot in my day-to-day work, and the day the OpenZiti Python SDK came out, I wrote a wrapper around the Paramiko connection plugin to secure the connection t…
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Comment #31876348
Shit article with hidden agenda: shake confidence in GNOME, which is free and is becoming the defacto GUI on Linux distributions that matter (and loved by millions).
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Comment #17874997
"It sure used to be. We stood up for what was right. We fought for moral reasons. We passed laws, struck down laws - for moral reasons. We waged wars on poverty, not on poor people…