Oh boy, I do mostly agree with you but this applies well if you’re making software for the fellow SWEs. While a lot of them can be an annoying bunch, once you’re making something for general consumption, like let’s say…
Yeah, I have been doing this with a naive firewall rule blocking its IP from egress, but how long until they'll wise up to it and start truly nefarious shit like using hidden MACs to acquire multiple addresses in the…
PSA for the home automation enthusiasts who keep smart TVs connected to the network to turn them on or off remotely: a lot of other sources that are likely connected to HDMI ports (Apple TVs, gaming PCs etc.) could do…
wrong thread
Yeah, my bad. After re-reading your original comment I think I was responding to the part that explains 'visa sticker grants entry, residence status is separate', but I have somehow missed the tail of 'you cannot enter…
It's not unique: Japanese system is exactly as you described.
While I'm fascinated by Oxide, their style and work culture (if open documents are to be believed), I do think you're misunderstanding the homelab people a lot. Yes, I want the chance to play with an actual Oxide…
Wrong thread.
Could you confirm if the SRE role would allow work from Japan or do you strictly need the person to be US-based?
I guess it depends on the maker. For my car it nudges the wheel back into the lane in addition to vibrating.
That's quite insane then. Especially the lane departure warning / assist was downright dangerous in snowy conditions when the road markings became partially covered, I cannot imagine driving with that setting on all the…
I get all of these with more or less recent (2023) Mazda here in Japan, but all of them can be turned off in settings. Are they always-on in EU?
(it seems they list it under the contract with Latacora, disregard)
<s>Read</s> Skimmed the report (and cheers for not gating it behind request-to-obtain) and I'm a bit surprised to not see any mentions of pentests which I'd expect given the large surface you host. What gives?
There is very silly but very simple reason for that. If they let you run MSFS on the Vision, there will be a non-insignificant amount of tiktok videos showing uninitiated people puking after a half an hour in it. There…
That's why it's very unlikely that you will be able to put a file under google.com/.well-known/acme-challenge But if you somehow managed to do that, no one in the right mind would argue that you're free to undelegate…
You're missing that HTTP-01 challenge grants you no ability beyond what the check has demonstrated, i.e. you have proven that you're able to serve random file from a webserver, so the grant is to allow you to serve them…
Webserver control is never used and must not be used to prove domain ownership. If you're pwned and have to re-point to a server stood up from backup, having registrar relying on someone being able to put up a random…
I don't really get why you need handoff if your score is accurate. If it is, and it is low for a given response, just let the harness re-run the prompt with a different seed until the score is high enough. If this…
I do have love/hate relationship with passkeys. Love: I truly have redundancy for most critical accounts, meaning I have 4 separate passkeys assigned, each not tied to one SPoF -- one in 1Password, one in iCloud -- both…
I'm wondering how many ssh'd into this with the agent forwarding on?
> I never understood the popularity of Tailscale, though that is on me. > I guess self hosting Wireguard is too boring to warrant any further discussion? It's popular because you don't have to deal with NAT punching. It…
Two more things: - well-designed apps retain enough state to be useful offline or in places with spotty coverage; PWAs can kinda be made to work like this but IIRC iOS will happily evict them under disk pressure; -…
Not really. The incentive is to make you hooked on the process, so you bring the same process to the workplace, and start paying corporate prices, not individual subscription prices. For that to work Claude Code,…
Oh boy, I do mostly agree with you but this applies well if you’re making software for the fellow SWEs. While a lot of them can be an annoying bunch, once you’re making something for general consumption, like let’s say…
Yeah, I have been doing this with a naive firewall rule blocking its IP from egress, but how long until they'll wise up to it and start truly nefarious shit like using hidden MACs to acquire multiple addresses in the…
PSA for the home automation enthusiasts who keep smart TVs connected to the network to turn them on or off remotely: a lot of other sources that are likely connected to HDMI ports (Apple TVs, gaming PCs etc.) could do…
wrong thread
Yeah, my bad. After re-reading your original comment I think I was responding to the part that explains 'visa sticker grants entry, residence status is separate', but I have somehow missed the tail of 'you cannot enter…
wrong thread
It's not unique: Japanese system is exactly as you described.
While I'm fascinated by Oxide, their style and work culture (if open documents are to be believed), I do think you're misunderstanding the homelab people a lot. Yes, I want the chance to play with an actual Oxide…
Wrong thread.
Could you confirm if the SRE role would allow work from Japan or do you strictly need the person to be US-based?
I guess it depends on the maker. For my car it nudges the wheel back into the lane in addition to vibrating.
That's quite insane then. Especially the lane departure warning / assist was downright dangerous in snowy conditions when the road markings became partially covered, I cannot imagine driving with that setting on all the…
I get all of these with more or less recent (2023) Mazda here in Japan, but all of them can be turned off in settings. Are they always-on in EU?
(it seems they list it under the contract with Latacora, disregard)
<s>Read</s> Skimmed the report (and cheers for not gating it behind request-to-obtain) and I'm a bit surprised to not see any mentions of pentests which I'd expect given the large surface you host. What gives?
There is very silly but very simple reason for that. If they let you run MSFS on the Vision, there will be a non-insignificant amount of tiktok videos showing uninitiated people puking after a half an hour in it. There…
That's why it's very unlikely that you will be able to put a file under google.com/.well-known/acme-challenge But if you somehow managed to do that, no one in the right mind would argue that you're free to undelegate…
You're missing that HTTP-01 challenge grants you no ability beyond what the check has demonstrated, i.e. you have proven that you're able to serve random file from a webserver, so the grant is to allow you to serve them…
Webserver control is never used and must not be used to prove domain ownership. If you're pwned and have to re-point to a server stood up from backup, having registrar relying on someone being able to put up a random…
I don't really get why you need handoff if your score is accurate. If it is, and it is low for a given response, just let the harness re-run the prompt with a different seed until the score is high enough. If this…
I do have love/hate relationship with passkeys. Love: I truly have redundancy for most critical accounts, meaning I have 4 separate passkeys assigned, each not tied to one SPoF -- one in 1Password, one in iCloud -- both…
I'm wondering how many ssh'd into this with the agent forwarding on?
> I never understood the popularity of Tailscale, though that is on me. > I guess self hosting Wireguard is too boring to warrant any further discussion? It's popular because you don't have to deal with NAT punching. It…
Two more things: - well-designed apps retain enough state to be useful offline or in places with spotty coverage; PWAs can kinda be made to work like this but IIRC iOS will happily evict them under disk pressure; -…
Not really. The incentive is to make you hooked on the process, so you bring the same process to the workplace, and start paying corporate prices, not individual subscription prices. For that to work Claude Code,…