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In this regard envkey is much like 1password or lastpass, the server never knows the contents of your vault.

I've been setting this up for my homelab under .home.arpa, seems to work pretty well so far.

Hahaha, you can set it to "flat" earth.

Ruby's URI classes are such a pain in the ass. They seem so un-rubyish

I'm dying for installer support for Pinebook Pro. I can flash an image today, but as far as I know there's no way to do full-disk encryption yet.

Propagation is just cache expiration under time reversal symmetry

They have the highest quality helm charts I've ever seen, great project.

As intended, right?

How does this relate to OpenMetrics, if at all?

So if VS Code can run as a web-based editor like this, what's the major difference between VS Code and Eclipse Theia (derived from VSCode)?

Awesome, thanks!

Are there still Pinebook Pro builds available?

Access to information restricted to Level 4 clearance and O5 council only.

> Tone can often be more important than facts.

Exactly: https://www.edge.org/response-detail/27181

Banks reference?

I feel like base64 is "good enough" and well supported pretty much everywhere that I'm skeptical of trying to convert to a new slightly better format.

Kinda disappointing there's no JMAP support. I understand why, though.

Came for ERW, was not disappointed.

Invent a way to put a square peg in a round hole, rapidly.

At this point I've got a lot more hope in the MIT/Commonwealth Fusion Systems approach with REBCO magnets: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0KuAx1COEk

At this point it looks like ITER is hampered by it's relatively old supeconductor technology (ultra low temp/moderate field strength traditional magnets vs high temp/high field REBCO magnets).

HN hug of death maybe.

Is the cert on pi-hole.net broken for anyone else? It's returning a cert for CN = *.sucuri.net

I'm holding out to see if a CM 4 with 4GB ram comes out before I commit to something like this.

It's fun to play around with and learn on. If you can build a cluster from scratch with Pi hardware, you get a lot of knowledge of how things work under the hood for a real cluster.

Or login management that doesn't involve pre-shared keys?

Unfortunately, richness of information is probably something they want to avoid, lest they give cheat programmers any help.

Not that I'm defending this crap, in my mind it's basically a rootkit that can snoop on anything in your system. Currently trying to figure out how to run games in a hypervisor.

There is absolutely no information about this on the site.

I wonder if this will have any relation to the Quantum Vacuum Plasma Thrusters that NASA Eagleworks was investigating.

What did I just watch?

These were posted on HN a few days ago: https://avdi.codes/tools-for-turning-descriptions-into-diagr...