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  • Neat. Tbh the app you are securing being the one in charge makes this limited and not a replacement of SELINUX or containers, but it does add some neat features like dynamic controls based on runtime configs that have bit my butt before. So say you set a port or working dir during startup, now it can set landlock to that and the actual process running it will be limited. Very cool still.

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  • I wouldnt recommend thawing and recooling food alot either.

    I currently make big stock/soup. Pour some bowls to eat. Strain the big stuff to vacuum bags and straight lid mason jars. Freeze that. Reduce the stock further on the stove. Once its pretty concentrated , let it cool, then put in ice cube trays. Take those soup cubes and bag them up.

    They work like your own flavored bullion for soup.

    If you really want constant ready soup though, crock pot it and keep it hot. Keeping food out of the "danger zone" where stuff grows is the name of the game. Acid (like vinega) alcohol, dehydrating, etc. Are all about making it inhospitable for stuff to grow. Just like heat and cold.

  • Yep! It uses open stacks Ironic under the hood, but tracks config and stack via k8s.

    For OS building I've been moving to Elemental which builds OS images from container images and cloud init scripts into Suse Micro immutable OSs (which use btrfs for the snapshot management under the hood for updates).

  • Official government agency doesnt make voluntary deals with them just or ok.

    Voluntary deals that include mass surveilence and automation of a genocide and an ethnic cleansing.

  • So far peer tubes model of real time web p2p but IPFS on the back end makes more sense to me.

  • Yep! Metal3 for servers with BMCs Tinkerbell for everything else.

    I also have an ansible playbook that templates everything into a cloud init scripts as a boot strap server.

    About 12 nodes in total now, from new servers to freebee junk laptops in it.

  • This is what I like about git ops and infra/config as Code personally.

    Ideally everything is an a tofu/ansible/helm chart and git lab pipeline/Fleet job. I add comments for anything that I had to learn to make work to those files. Follow good commit hygenine (most of the time). And bam I can almost a year later half asleep stumble back into a thing I did.

  • I guess I like HA scaled stuff even if just for play. I hate hurdles though

  • I do like these designs better. Wheel chair access on roads (i.e. cars that support it) have been lacking. I also like that they don't look like a mil spec APC taking up every square inch of the road

    Still better walk ability, better bike routes, better trams, better metros, better buses. All make more sense for Intercity travel.

    But also also fuck these for being massive road based spy drones

  • I don't know why but miss usng mythos so bad just grinds my gears.

    Like are you, one of the most powerful beings in the world, really stealing fire and giving it to mankind risking yourself in the process? Does any of that sound like what he's fucking doing? Seriously.

    Be like me running a mom and pop plumbing company in the valley name Zeus.

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  • Guns make the police in my area more polite. That was thing I witnessed following the Ukraine revolution as well. Marshal law is more costly on an armed unwilling population.

    I also hunt as part of our wild life management where I live.

    Its also something that as a maker I love to tinker and build stuff for. Just one of those because you can kind of things

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  • Depends on the felony and there should be path to restore the right IMHO.

  • To me the inertia could be measured in time to refactor projects.

    How much time would it take to refactor or create a net new replacement of all of the lisp code of 1985 in active production vs all of the c++ in active production today.

    I do not know the numbers but I would hypothesis a staggering delta in hours needed from the then to now. Even with advancements in code change velocity of today

  • Awesome to see someone takling the signatures side of it!

  • Its crazy to me how this lines with cloud engineering so much. The phrase was "data has gravity" because the further the data is from the processing the more you have to spend to move it around and the more latency you'll get from it

    Even the idea of ECS has so many parallels to kubernetes declarative model and various actors within it.

  • Debt. Though honestly I'd ask my extended friends if they wanted to a down payment on a house first.

    I don't think anyone is stuck renting but if I could fix that in a day I'd check with everyone

  • I do feel like putting an intentional, obvious, but non-issue causing bug in a code base now. Make a contrib guide. Mention needing to read the docs first and check previous issues/discussions first, and make a closed ticket explaining that that bug is nothing but an example bug and that will ban anyone that attempts to fix or report it.

    Like a green mnm test for a code base

  • Git-lfs go brrr I hope