@rakyll 🤔 wondering if openssh supports any non-PFS key exchange algorithms and if any such algorithms were ever allowed by GitHub. Also curious to hear what changes this will bring to secrets management going forward, hoping there will be a follow up post on that.
I don’t want a tech-only mastodon, I want the site where tech is intermingled with a hysterical thread about miss world where The Beach Boys emerge from the seams.
I'm ashamed to admit for how long I thought the line in Olivia Rodrigo's "good 4 u" was "good for you, you look happy in hell", which has a very different vibe from the actual lyrics..
*if they already have unprivileged access. Also, Debian at least doesn’t have policykit installed in the base image, I only found pkexec installed on one of our servers, it seems it’s much more prevalent in desktop environments than on the server.
@__apf__ Sure, but if your book has a couple too many interesting chapters in a row you end up like Sharon, so pick your literature carefully https://t.co/loLnQYifXf
@QuinnyPig If you try actually sending a PB of data through the free tier I think you’ll find sales knocking on your door pretty fast. We had to move some workloads in the couple 100 TB range to fastly because they wanted to bump us to a more expensive plan (already on enterprise).
The weirdest skill these days is the ability to extract and remember 3-4 unique characters from every url you use frequently to navigate there quickly.