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When the transition from using a Dockerfile to Ansible was done, the primary consideration was to be able to reuse as much existing instruction/ task files as possible. As such, iirc, this was the first approach taken. It fortunately became the last one as well since it worked.

For context, producing AWS EC2/ DO droplet images are more of the more important objectives of the repository. Hence, the idea of using Ansible which is used to build these images naturally became the first approach in order to consolidate everyone together.

As for running Ansible inside the Dockerfile, I have yet to try that out myself but it does sound possible since one can run Ansible on itself locally. Would have definitely considered it as the next approach to attempt if the first one failed.
I don't understand the difference between "avoid using X" and "being more flexible" / "using other names than X in addition".

It's just like if your cafeteria served apple pie every day for the past 50 years for desert. Would a policy to "avoid apple pie" mean the death of apple pie across society? Or even on that specific campus?
Running sewage-contaminated water through the subways does not clean them.
>That represents an aggregate decrease in demand and would indicate a negative sum game (something most of HN seems incapable of comprehending)

No, it represents a positive sum game because the job being offered is unsustainable and therefore should be replaced by a more sustainable job.
There is a project for bringing relevant privacy facts closer to users, so they can make informed decisions before choosing to buy a specific product or service. Check out the second screenshot on this page: http://privacy-facts.eu/features/

The idea is to express everything in unambiguous terms, so there's no way to weasel out of it with "yeah, but not by default" or, "well, it depends", etc.
Did your company market itself as a no-logs VPN company?
>Apple doesn’t make money from ads (yet)

Apple doesn’t make money from web ads (yet). Although even that is changing as Apple now offer personalised Ads in Apps, they might one day offer that on the web as well.
Fascinating history, is there a PR link for this exchange between Redhat and Docker?
is it? I think it's entirely possible that our civilisation would completely collapse.
Ask HN: How do you effectively manage multiple developer environments?
As someone who works with a number of different clients at a time, I'm often trying to find a more efficient way to manage multiple developer environments which I can switch between easily.

Here's what I'm currently doing:

- Multiple browser profiles per project
- Bash script to run if it exists on directory change
- VS Code workspaces
- Various Alfred Workflows

Things I don't have answers for:

- Running multiple applications on Mac (MS Teams doesn't allow more than one organisation to be signed in at once, so I have to use a tab in the browser)
- Easily switching between Desktop/Laptop environment
- Sharing multiple calendars so clients can easily book time

I'd love to hear all your suggestions or tricks that make you work more efficiently!
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Be nice if there was a convenient way to have both.
This is strike two.

ProtonMail went under fire several months back about opting to use Google's reCaptcha for login in a time crunch, rather than setting up hCaptcha even if it took a little extra time.

The tradeoff was cost vs. user privacy and they chose cost, which is NOT why a lot of us pay PM to begin with.

This is unacceptable, but unfortunately there are no alternatives that hit all the check marks PM has in terms of features.

The response of "use Tor to connect" doesn't really help. If you so much as accidentally connect once with a normal IP, that's enough to nab you.
I believe that if you’re going to accuse someone of making a huge mistake - especially someone with a lot more experience - then you’d better have some solid evidence to back it up.

You may think and believe these things but you still have no actual evidence for these or for the performance claims being made in this thread.
I think this could be balanced within the Mohs scale of sci fi hardness [1]. Sure there can be some hand-waving 'magic pixie dust' where you need to advance the technology to match the story, but many space operas choose a single limitation and do a deep-dive into it. Iain M Banks does this an awful lot in the culture series.

1. https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MohsScaleOfScien...
You had a mandate for 5-7 nines uptime and you couldn't tolerate a problem on a single node?
The GDPR is meant to address this problem, check out https://www.enforcementtracker.com/ to see what the most recent rulings are.

Your observations are correct, the regulation is able to deal with the damage after it was done, and apply some form of punishment after the fact. It takes whistleblowers and activists to reveal some of the wrongdoings, otherwise the violations remain unknown to us.

Therefore there has to be a greater push towards proactive measures - letting people vote with their wallet by making informed choices; the prerequisite for that is for the relevant information to be available to them.

Have a look at some of the research I've been involved in, we're trying to solve this exact problem: http://privacy-facts.eu/
>They didn't have to tear off a nose to spite their face.

That is the civilizational decline made clear by 9/11.
Are you comparing peak power? Keep in mind that space-based solar can work around the clock, while ground-based hits peak power only around noon and does nothing at all at night, so it needs to (1) be complemented with something else for baseload and (2) be oversized by some multiple to deliver enough power through the day.
Because not everything uses a bloated, web-first protocol.
I don't think there is a hard rule around half life times, individuals metabolise it differently. Its also not just about the caffeine leaving your system, but the impact of cortisol being increased along with any other stresses you might have on any given day.

I honestly prefer not drinking it all now. I operate better, feel more relaxed and its nice not having an addictive dependence to plan around (although its a less problematic one as coffee addiction is well catered towards). It's one of the best things I have ever done to improve my life, why would I want to try and sneak a bit back in.
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the analogy of course assumes that there are a bunch of different problems that will come to the family when the cops, the IRS, the electric company, and their bank all come to talk to them at once.

Just as it is generally claimed by scientists that there are a bunch of different problems coming to humanity when ecosystems collapse, temperatures rise by 1.5 degrees celsius, there's not enough freshwater to go around...

it might be stretch to claim etc. etc. but nobody is making that claim, the claim is that humanity is not reducing emissions and not doing anything significant to handle when the bills come due for the last century of everything improving!

on edit: changed is a bunch to are a bunch - is a bunch is probably still correct but are a bunch sounds more correct to my ear.
The closest you're probably going to get is sandbox-exec https://jmmv.dev/2019/11/macos-sandbox-exec.html
I would love to organize and orchestrate buddhist-/hinduist-inspired, but ultimately faith-independent meditation and philosophy retreats.
No it’s not bulletproof but there isn’t really any other network with the same availability which would protect against a targeted and sustained analysis.

Even if a nation state was targeting you, it would still take months for a timing/bandwidth attack to identify a user. Even then it would only provide your adversary a probability of certainty and requires consistent traffic from the victim through a compromised exit node.

No system is 100% perfect but tor will make most attacks prohibitively expensive.
You are right, the metric should probably be 99.999999999999999%. 99% is way to conservative.
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Wouldn't Virgin Galactic's flight be the first for this then?
Why is this comment is downvoted?
The current macbook pro 13 with M1 does not differ significantly from the macbook air m1: https://9to5mac.com/2021/09/01/m1-macbook-air-vs-m1-macbook-... . You have one core more and active cooling with fan, but in daily use it is difficult to generate the load that will trigger this cooling. The situation will definitely change with the new Macbook Pro 14/16 to be shown in October or November.
How does this compare to podman?
Do you know more than the medical experts in India and Japan? Should they be mocked?
I agree with you and the solution is to have them pay minimal wage + a % of profit sharing.
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> By using modern C++ features it is possible to enforce a Rust-like model of ownership, without any memory management

C++ fans always claim this is possible, but can never say how to determine whether any given codebase follows their rules, or give examples of e.g. popular open-source libraries that follow that approach. So I've stopped believing in it, personally.

> This helps reduce what the author calls "complicated, Klein-bottle-wannabe tricks", labyrinthine Java classes of GC goodness where you don't know where the code begins/ends.

I find that claim extremely dubious. The problems of such code are very rarely due to not having clear directions on any local ownership relationship, and lifetimes are not actually visible in C++ in any case.
It's so that a reader of the calling code can immediately reason about which calls might be mutating state. If you have 10 calls, all taking &bytes, any of which may or may not be mutating the data while others are merely reading it, it becomes very difficult to reason about.

By being explicit about this, Rust becomes easier to read, but (slightly) harder to write.
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> ProtonMail did what ProtonMail has (for years!) led their customers to believe they would not do.

My rule is to give any corporate statement about what they "will not do" exactly zero credence.

The only thing worth anything in that context is open source where independent programmers can verify that the code cannot support undesirable behaviors. And even then you're not safe, because code running on someone else's machine might actually be anything. So in the end, self-hosted open source software is the only way.

Right now that requires some degree of technical know-how, but I believe that's a solvable problem the same way operating systems have turned the technical practice of process management into something users don't even need to think about.
There‘s nothing wrong with NodeJS in principle, especially when combined with TypeScript. Can you point to something specific?
So, a Psion 3 (or 5MX)?
It's much worse than that. String.prototype.padStart has been available in Node since 8.0, and browsers for a long time. It's not in IE but polyfills are common.

If your first thought is a library, whether you wrote it yourself or not, then you're doing JS badly.
I agree. Public healthcare has a strong incentive to cure you because your health problems are a liability to the tax collecting part of the government. Meanwhile private healthcare charges you for being ill. There is no profit incentive for a cure.
Haha, that had never occurred to me because most of us use whatever rusty old setup is lying around!
But the number of people that can pay 3.5 million dollars for an house is much smaller than the number of people that can take have a 3.5 million house financed. If interest rates were sufficiently low (maybe negative) everybody would be in the second category.

Having more people willing to pay contributes to price increases
YouTube
How is it possible that ,Youtube propose me the exact video I'm thinking of when I haven't even written something in their searching bar?
x11docker supports Wayland, too. It can directly pass Wayland access from host to containers, or run containered Wayland applications on host X using a nested Weston window.
With the help of xpra it can run X application in container on a pure Wayland host.
> log the configuration

That's a change, inherently much more risky than the "cat /.../env" the colleague wanted to do.

Also the change might well cause the problem to go away, and now you know nothing instead.

The principle is good, but it sounds like it has taken on a life on its own. The ops guy could also have executed the cat command on the spot with the right privileges. Sure, it's gatekeeping, but so is the four eyes principle, and a little of that gatekeeping can be necessary to keep those nines rolling.
They know America won't come back. They're just trying to see how much more they can get out of the win.
you've obviously never had a remotely serious flu if you think you can go to class with it.
> The bitching about lazy people won't change anything.

This is wrong. A Presidential candidate going on a crusade against "welfare queens" changed LOT in the US.
First you postulate that it's a different matter, then you wonder where is the science that explains it's existence.
Ever considered there might be nothing more to it than what we already know? This is basically the notion of emergence.
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Generally I use custom utilities for HTTP generation, URL extraction, chunked transfer decoding, URL encoding/decoding, GZIP/ZIP/PDF/MP4 extraction, etc. Thus I can use any TCP client I want to make HTTP requests from the command line. I do not need a browser to request content. Nor do I need projects like curl or projects that use libcurl like youtube-dl. For large downloads I use tnftp. The shell script I use to download YouTube videos is 424 bytes.

For reading HTML I prefer links. It has the best rendering of HTML tables, IMO, and is for me the easiest source code to work with. I did use lynx back in the late 90's but would never go back to it. Its bloated. Its slow. Im not sure why anyone interested in text-only browsers would use it other than they are unaware of or have not tried alternatives.
Try melatonin drops. The ones I use are 1.5mg for 10 drops, which means I only take 2-3 drops.

They also last a reaaaly long time for me, because I take such a low dosage and I don't use them everyday.
I'd say its not really a workaround, its a feature. And a hard one to use well. But as someone said in another comment, i think reading the preprocessor in C and especially C++ with the templating is really interesting and help a lot understand how the OG team behind the code used to work. Some tricks are "too clever" for me originally, but with proper documentation on these tricks, i understand tehm and sometime, i have a sudden hindsight/sudden clarity (i don't know how to say it, its a bit like entering the zone?)
> You don't even need static linking, you can use LD_LIBRARY_PATH and a custom startup script in a lot of cases, it's just a lot more work than it should be and fails in weird ways because no one expects this kind of thing. Trust me, I've been doing this for years and years now.

You don't even need a startup script to adjust the library search path, ELF binaries have the DT_RUNPATH field for that where '$ORIGIN' refers to the directory containing the executable. Using the -Wl,-rpath,$ORIGIN flag when linking gives you more or less the Windows behavior, just make sure to escape the $ORIGIN appropriately so it is passed as is and not expanded by the shell/make/your build system. And if you want, you can even put libraries in a subdirectory.
https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/1988#issuecomment-271402...
Oh wow this comment is packed with so many unrelated events spanning multiple generations. You fail to see that going into the 70s and 80s the societal structure shifted to a far conservative view in terms of taxation, regulation and other governmental actions. This leads to a direct correlation to the outcomes for Gen X, Y and Z which have had their upbringing in the decades since post-Nixon.

If you look at the raw numbers of how Boomers prospered in their life cycle and compare it to the trajectory of Millennials it tells a clear and jarring picture. Even more so for Gen Z which explain why they are eschewing capitalism at far greater numbers than Millennials ever did. Note: all of my comments applies to a lesser extent to GenX as well but AOC was referencing Millennials since she is one. The point is if you look at the trajectory from Gen X onwards it paints a picture of decline in most aspects of life.

WWII is really the Silent + Greatest Generation and does not excuse the decline that started after Boomers.
In my case I borrowed my skates to a friend in '98, who then shortly after moved quite far away without returning the them.

I was at that point though where after having fallen numerous times, the skates were destined for long term storage
I guess that makes sense. If the kernel can mount an NTFS system without any external requirements now, then I guess it could set the fs root to that mounted volume.
A 10 minute meeting and 400+ startup per batch, YC probably doesn’t remember more than a handful of companies. I doubt they can take any responsibility if they don’t even know if a startup is from YC without someone pointing it out.
If you need it one time for registration while staying anonymous using a burner SIM will work just fine. This way you anonimously create the account and then keep your location hidden using Tor. Authorities may even know who you are but will be unable to locate you.

But the mule only gives you some extra functionality, resilience, and is like having an email address just for spam or a home VPN endpoint. It gives you very little in terms of anonimity, which is why you'd go to Tor anyway. It's still in your proximity even if it's not in your name so anyone able to obtain your IPs from the services you use would also be able to get the location of your mule. And you forward to your own mail server which again does little to hide anything. That's a long traceable chain that can be compromised or at least broken (to force you out) at every link.

This is great to make sure companies don't sell your phone number or use it to create some social graph, and to access your accounts independent of your normal phone. But if you're looking to hide your identity or location from your service provider and the authorities then it's barely a speedbump.
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what does collapse look at you? People dying in mass?
To many, civilization collapse means the collapse of advanced 'civic' functions, from trade, to order, to normal civic functions (regulations, laws and order, registrations/admmin functions, coinage etc).

It is replaced by a completely archaic/primitive way of living, with petty kindoms, local warlords, and more.

Also, in parts of europe, whole populations got ravaged by the justinian plague that came later, and eventually new people moved in as mass migration, somme cocqureing to completely replace the previous population. (e.g south slavs in the balkans). their culture, was much more aggrarian and primitive commpared to the one they did replace. Cities fell in ruins and disrepari, aquaducts stopped working, and whole thriving towns and citiess turned into piles of ruble or forgoten ruins.

This process took about 200 years and it didn't happen overnight. (470ad to 670ad), but the decline was remarkable.

So, yeah, 'ciivilization' collaped, to be replaced by a more archaic primitive way of living. It is like rolling the clock back few hundreds of years of progress and going back to 500bc. way of living.
The wiki of x11docker describes some short setups without x11docker, too: https://github.com/mviereck/x11docker/wiki/Short-setups-to-p...
Thanks for commenting.

That's exactly why I'm asking. --- most dashboards seem to show a part of the story but that's often incomplete. Ex. Time spent Thinking is 100% productive but if you measure APM -It isn't labeled as such.

Delivering reliably is important for managers - but how do you do that if the task constantly change.. I'm assuming you you estimate and as long as you're on target more or less - it's ok with your manager?
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Could you expand on the sharing with others part? - what you want to share ?
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That would be the first private space flight, while this is the first private orbital flight.
I guess you can do that now with Spotify playlists as well :D.

I get your point - people measure/bill things differently.
How do you measure/bill things?
But isn't all this progress bought with the destruction of our environment? It isn't sustainable at all and we are basically betting we can switch to a sustainable model before everything starts breaking down.
> I’m asking if there’s any feasible way for ProtonMail to not have the ability to know which IP addresses connect to their services.

Maybe ProtonMail could offer an alternative .onion service? This way they couldn't legally be forced to give a way the IPs, because on the other end it's a TOR exit node anyways. And by design they cannot see the real IP from their point of view, so a legal enforcement would be useless.
Possible anti pattern: a remote team member is never ever visible in video chat