BlogFlockEspecially with laptops being an attractive target for thieves at airports and touristic areas, I not only enjoy telling a story through the appearance of my devices, but I also find customizing the appearance a good way to deceive snatchers into mistaking these items for something of lower and potentially…
The 12-month hold placed on a recipient of an 8.3 transfer that prohibits a recipient becoming the source entity of a subsequent 8.3 transfer is not sufficiently clear in a number of community members’ views, leading to poor experiences and operational complications for those community members. Members have…
My articles about philosophy aren’t popular, but I think they’re needed in the tech industry. In the series so far, I broadly argue against the rejection of metaphysics — that is, a framework that reconciles the experience of being human with the scientific theory of the material world. Without it,…
The ARIN office will be closed on Wednesday, 11 November, in observance of Veterans Day. ARIN’s office will reopen with normal operating hours on Thursday, 12 November.
# Introduction This article is the second of a series about building my container images on my Forgejo server. In the previous article, I explained how I run a private registry with zot. The images are now built by Forgejo Actions, which is the CI of Forgejo, compatible with the…
It’s sort of surprising, but we’re still figuring out how to secure simple, record-like information for domain names in an application-accessible way.
Think about it. How would you bind the following to a domain name?
example.com
Key-1: Value-1
Key-2: Value-2
Importantly, how would you secure it?
Since…
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