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Felix Krohn
felix@sozial.dezern.atDON'T PANIC! Doing a bit here, a byte there @ Puzzle ITC 🧩: k8s, OpenShift, Container Security. Bare metal background.
felix@sozial.dezern.atDON'T PANIC! Doing a bit here, a byte there @ Puzzle ITC 🧩: k8s, OpenShift, Container Security. Bare metal background.
ꜱᴇʟᴇᴄᴛ * ɪɴᴛᴇʀᴇᴛ @Author_PCorrell
Me: No serial killer would ever lure me into their murder van. I'm too smart for that.
Murderer:
The Turing Test poisoned the minds of generations of AI enthusiasts, because its criteria is producing text that persuades observers it was written by a human.
The result? Generative AI text products designed to "appear real" rather than produce accurate or ethical outputs.
It *should* be obvious why it's problematic to create a piece of software that excels at persuasion without concern for accuracy, honesty or ethics. But apparently it's not.
Felix Krohn posted Dec 3, 2022
deploying centos9-stream/rhel9 remotely to a dedicated server
Because I need some more storage and wanted to pay less, I rented a cheap server at Kimsufi in order to replace my old, but way too expensive OVH Server. Downside is of course the lack of IPMI device, that came in handy for prior remote OS installations.
In the end it took me a couple days (or nights) to deploy a vanilla CentOS9-Stream on that server, and multiple rounds of replacing building bricks by customised versions to debug a hanging installer, from ipxe-loader to initrd OS installer... In the end I got it working after debugging the netboot in a local VM (the bug didn't appear when booting the installer from other media than network). The default installer vmlinuz+initrd unfortunately lacks the "netconsole" module which would have been quite handy for this.
I briefly jotted down what needs to be done to install the latest version of CentOS9-Stream (which also mostly applies to RHEL9 which I am now running) in a public gist on github.
The cloud is just someone else's computer, power, cooling system, underwater sea cables, networking equipment, data center and the land it sits on, control plane with support for Terraform, insurance policies, roadmaps, and a whole lot of people to build, secure, monitor, and support all of the software that runs on top.
Finally, I see a use for a 3D printer.
Just in case.
Neue Kennzeichnung für „Smart“-Home-Geräte.
https://www.golem.de/news/mydlink-home-d-link-macht-smart-home-geraete-unbrauchbar-2211-170105.html
Timeline of a new Mastodon user:
Day 1: this sucks servers are confusing and why is my feed empty
Day 2: why is there no quote tweet this is dumb
Day 3: mastodon better make some changes if it wants to compete with tw_tter
Day 7: hm, people are really nice here
Day 10: loving the no ads and real conversations
Day 15: THE WORKERS MUST SEIZE THE MEANS OF PRODUCTION AND EXECUTE CAPITALISTS :ablobcatrave:
Please don't use ‘beefstew’ as password.
It isn’t stroganoff
