Ah, so it was edited after the fact. I only saw it with the `AWS emulator` title
If you have a problem with AWS then just say that and put that context into your original message so we can judge it appropriately.
I guess I'll go literal: "expressing a personal opinion, bias, or subjective viewpoint in a context—such as a news report—that is supposed to be strictly factual and objective." How does the title do any of the above…
The post title is the name of the tool. It's not like a blog post where we can stick to the same copy, one-for-one.
> Do you agree that there's a polish here that shows a team's pride in that work that is clearly missing in this work? No and I think the inverse is also possible and if anything more likely. You can make a website look…
You might want to reconsider how you present the critique then, because that's not how your root comment came across or any of your subsequent messages, especially when engaging with (presumably) actual AWS employees in…
> they could have polished their product and showed some love by configuring the repo details and put the website there This feels like such a weird nit-pick when AWS is criticized for not moving quickly enough. Why…
Why?
Your comment comes off very dismissive and in poor taste. > Doesn't feel like a real product. But I also didn't look very hard for docs You should try, they're there. > I kind of expect it to be linked on the GH in the…
> Put the public authorized keys in /etc/ssh/keys/%u immutable, monitored for checksum changes. Did you create your own process for monitoring/alerting on the checksum?
Oh this looks nice and clean! Thank you!
This is something I've been looking to do for myself lately to try and have more control over my "feed(s)" and consume the actual content I like. Any stories to share about setup or specific apps? I've heard freshRSS…
> No... but GoG does not prevent the publisher from instituting their own launcher/DRM/malware scheme. I mean, they dont really have a way of doing that short of not allowing them to be on the Platform. If anything,…
> They've got a few in their catalog now that require proprietary launchers/drm etc and I really hope it doesn't become a trend. It's been a while since I've used GOG but it's whole shtick is that they give you the…
He's talking about the layout & styles, not literally verbatim copy for copy of the 4 images. Shadcn is an open-source collection of reusable UI components for building modern web applications.
4 commits all in April. Needs some more love & time.
You also can't fully trust org members because valid / "Trusted" accounts can be taken over by nefarious actors as well.
I've used `sops` "manually" before and I'm interested. What is your workflow? I'm assuming you set certain directories to have access to the sops key you're storing somewhere else to be able to encrypt/decrypt files?
Thanks for the reply, thats good to know! Incidentally, those emails are definitely from less-than-reputable (and in some proven cases North Korean) actors trying to get footholds into Western Companies! Crazy!
Have you noticed decreases over time by sending thigns to the "Learn Spam" folder? I'm a relatively new Fastmail customer - I setup a domain for some family accounts that I can manage on behalf of my aging family…
Similar plot thread might be the current use-case of "anonymous entities" betting on Polymarket for things that are happening in the real world to generate/launder money.
I'll have to try clicking and dragging images onto the Signal application and see if I notice any difference. I usually actually click the button to add an attachment and then browse to it. I'm also on Win11 but I would…
No[1], but that wasn't what I was trying to get clarification on, or disputing for that matter. 1 - https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/360008216551-In...
> but doesn’t integrate or perform great. Curious what you mean by this. I use the Signal Desktop app. It does what it's supposed to - send and receive messages in a timely way with no lag. What poor performance are you…
That makes sense! I was a kid in the early 90s so I enjoyed "default" Win95/98 without having to have needed to do any sort of fiddling. I was too young to have used earlier versions of that outside of once or twice.
Ah, so it was edited after the fact. I only saw it with the `AWS emulator` title
If you have a problem with AWS then just say that and put that context into your original message so we can judge it appropriately.
I guess I'll go literal: "expressing a personal opinion, bias, or subjective viewpoint in a context—such as a news report—that is supposed to be strictly factual and objective." How does the title do any of the above…
The post title is the name of the tool. It's not like a blog post where we can stick to the same copy, one-for-one.
> Do you agree that there's a polish here that shows a team's pride in that work that is clearly missing in this work? No and I think the inverse is also possible and if anything more likely. You can make a website look…
You might want to reconsider how you present the critique then, because that's not how your root comment came across or any of your subsequent messages, especially when engaging with (presumably) actual AWS employees in…
> they could have polished their product and showed some love by configuring the repo details and put the website there This feels like such a weird nit-pick when AWS is criticized for not moving quickly enough. Why…
Why?
Your comment comes off very dismissive and in poor taste. > Doesn't feel like a real product. But I also didn't look very hard for docs You should try, they're there. > I kind of expect it to be linked on the GH in the…
> Put the public authorized keys in /etc/ssh/keys/%u immutable, monitored for checksum changes. Did you create your own process for monitoring/alerting on the checksum?
Oh this looks nice and clean! Thank you!
This is something I've been looking to do for myself lately to try and have more control over my "feed(s)" and consume the actual content I like. Any stories to share about setup or specific apps? I've heard freshRSS…
> No... but GoG does not prevent the publisher from instituting their own launcher/DRM/malware scheme. I mean, they dont really have a way of doing that short of not allowing them to be on the Platform. If anything,…
> They've got a few in their catalog now that require proprietary launchers/drm etc and I really hope it doesn't become a trend. It's been a while since I've used GOG but it's whole shtick is that they give you the…
He's talking about the layout & styles, not literally verbatim copy for copy of the 4 images. Shadcn is an open-source collection of reusable UI components for building modern web applications.
4 commits all in April. Needs some more love & time.
You also can't fully trust org members because valid / "Trusted" accounts can be taken over by nefarious actors as well.
I've used `sops` "manually" before and I'm interested. What is your workflow? I'm assuming you set certain directories to have access to the sops key you're storing somewhere else to be able to encrypt/decrypt files?
Thanks for the reply, thats good to know! Incidentally, those emails are definitely from less-than-reputable (and in some proven cases North Korean) actors trying to get footholds into Western Companies! Crazy!
Have you noticed decreases over time by sending thigns to the "Learn Spam" folder? I'm a relatively new Fastmail customer - I setup a domain for some family accounts that I can manage on behalf of my aging family…
Similar plot thread might be the current use-case of "anonymous entities" betting on Polymarket for things that are happening in the real world to generate/launder money.
I'll have to try clicking and dragging images onto the Signal application and see if I notice any difference. I usually actually click the button to add an attachment and then browse to it. I'm also on Win11 but I would…
No[1], but that wasn't what I was trying to get clarification on, or disputing for that matter. 1 - https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/360008216551-In...
> but doesn’t integrate or perform great. Curious what you mean by this. I use the Signal Desktop app. It does what it's supposed to - send and receive messages in a timely way with no lag. What poor performance are you…
That makes sense! I was a kid in the early 90s so I enjoyed "default" Win95/98 without having to have needed to do any sort of fiddling. I was too young to have used earlier versions of that outside of once or twice.