Mostly Grey former ginger with a preference for Rust. Leads wg-rustup, sorry about the mess. He/Him or They/Their Now @kinnison@fosstodon.org too
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That's a risk, I agree, but as you say, there's compliance issues at stake. I guess your best bet at that point is that you have to have some kind of shoulder-surfing checker watching any prod-read-only-access for compliance, which is limited to determining a test case to add.
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If you qualify that with a *production* server then I agree entirely. No reason to prevent them from sshing a dev cluster for full-on debugging. Dev clusters should have sanitised data anyway
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oooh shiny! fwupd didn't seem to behave on my stretch box, but I think it's because it's so old it can't get its index
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given how long I have to spend fighting with Windows or macos just to make it vaguely useful to me, I find config files which can be revision controlled far preferable. I think most people underplay the time cost for non - Linux setup.
Hey @KeybaseIO
How about you automatically sync your PGP keys with the keyservers so that expiry updates auto-sync to you? Pleasepleaseplease :D
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Right now I'm mostly just not hating it quite as much. I'm only 5 weeks in, so I don't expect much for the next while.
One thing which helps me see that I am slowly having my body adapt to running is that my distance per workout goes up because my speed goes up. The other is that my average heart rate drops too. Fascinating to see the effects of adaption so clearly in the data.
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Found some smoked trout at home. Trout plus bell pepper plus sweet potato - delicious dinner. What little of it I got after the cat demanded my food.
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Today I helped with the `rustup` 1.17.0 release. I messed up a little. Fortunately not too many of the world noticed, so I blogged about it instead: blog.digital-scurf.org/postsβ¦
Thankfully, the @rustlang community is kind, helpful, and forgiving, so I'm not too worried.
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