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Nice job! Please consider providing an oci (docker/etc) container image (or if you do already, make it easier to find!)

Azure Linux is based on Fedora since version 4.0.

Is it feasible to tie the grid frequency to an external clock reference, such as TAI?

Is one solution to this underground with tunnels?

I do not understand why anyone would want their email provider to be "E2EE". If I want end-to-end encryption then I will exchange public keys with the recipient.

I expect that once the infrastructure is in place then it will be co-opted by governments to enforce their control over the digital domain.

You keep the hash of the request so that you can reject a subsequent request with a different body. This has helped me surface bugs and data issues in other systems.

Do you support multi-pathing, for example, connecting using both ipv4 and ipv6?

What's really insane is 40G - nobody wants it so you can buy kit for next to nothing. I got a 72×QSFP Cisco Nexus (with EVPN & VXLAN) for £50 inc P&P.

I got an 8 port SFP+ managed switch from AliExpress for $100!

This is the correct answer.

Something that confused me for a while was the path "docker.io" used for pulling containers. There is not actually a container registry at "docker.io" - rather docker and podman are hard coded to convert it to either "registry-1.docker.io" or "index.docker.io".

Have you considered Unified Attestation [1] which is an alternative to Google's?

[1] https://uattest.net/

Since you mentioned 4.4mm, thought I would chime in and mention pentaconn (the trade name) which is a TRRRS connection (which does include a ground connection as well as L+/L-/R+/R-. I still do not understand the purpose of the ground connection in these plugs since there's nothing to ground on the other end.

These are nice, but there is a risk if multiple units are plugged into an extension strip with a cord that is not large enough for the current.

When I open a new query window, the AI tab is selected by default which is annoying. I just want to write SQL without having to switch tabs like I could before. Not only has it ruined my muscle memory, it's also more inefficient.

Thanks for sharing! I am happy to see open-source BNG projects taking off in the last few months. These are a couple of others to look at:-

https://github.com/codelaboratoryltd/bng-edge-infra

https://github.com/veesix-networks/osvbng

When I got the update I looked through the settings and there appears to be no way to disable it. I do not want AI anywhere near my database. I only use it for testing/staging at least so I should hopefully not have to worry about it wrecking production.

I am happy with this. Users should be under no allusion that their messages are secret. It just gives a false sense of security. If you don't want people reading your messages you should be using one-time pads. Of course this cannot prevent discovery of your messaging network.

Great, thank you!

Is it possible to create an ACME account without requesting a certificate? AFAICT is is not so you cannot use this method unless you have first requested a certificate with some other method. I hope I am wrong!

In the UK we are taught that you should not signal until you are ready to manoeuvre. If you follow the rules exactly this can put you in the unfortunate position of being penned in behind shower traffic.

Are there any passkey hardware tokens the private key is effectively irretrievable? That is why up to now FIDO U2F has been my preferred additional factor. The down side is that you have to register multiple tokens for each authentication service in case one is lost or damaged. I miss the days of openid when I could use my own idp with any service, but the walls quickly went up when the big players wanted to control the ecosystem.

Yes, exactly. BRAS is functionally the same as BNG.

I think this will be bad for the cybersecurity industry. I cut my teeth by hanging around on IRC networks back in the day. That said, I doubt these will end up being regulated due to their popularity and antiquity.

Is there any option to self-host in an air-gapped environment?

I would really like some kind of agnostic backup protocol, so I can simply configure my backup endpoint using an environment variable (e.g. `-e BACKUP_ENDPOINT=https://backup.example.com/backup -e BACKUP_IDENTIFIER=xxxxx`), then the application can push a backup on a regular schedule. If I need to restore a backup, I log onto the backup app, select a backup file and generate a one time code which I can enter into the application to retrieve the data. To set up a new application for backups, you would enter a friendly name into the backup application and it would generate a key for use in the application.

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That makes sense, thanks!

Having a shell script in the code path that processes router advertisements seems sub-optimal.