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Comment on how do you manage your personal ssh keys? in ~comp
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Comment on Down and to the right: Firefox got faster for real users in 2023 in ~tech
polle I am going to steal your offer for my own firefox issue.... On linux, if I open a link in a new tab, I am unable to copy any text using right mouse + copy (option is greyed out) until I go to...I am going to steal your offer for my own firefox issue.... On linux, if I open a link in a new tab, I am unable to copy any text using right mouse + copy (option is greyed out) until I go to another tab and back.
This issue has been driving me ansolutely crazy. Any ideas?
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Comment on What programming/technical projects have you been working on? in ~comp
polle Investigating, documenting and testing the enterprise-scale deployments of each defender for cloud plan in Azure. Including how to set up supporting identities, agents, policies and logs from the...Investigating, documenting and testing the enterprise-scale deployments of each defender for cloud plan in Azure. Including how to set up supporting identities, agents, policies and logs from the various resources to allow security analysts to properly respond to any alerts the defenders generate.
It's all fun and games as long as you can use the one-size-fits-all autodeployments, but things get really obscure and not-documented as soon as you require more control over what is happening
Oh, and putting all of this in reuseable Terraform modules for good measure of course!
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Comment on Subreddit migration directory - Subreddits migrating to Lemmy instances in ~tech
polle This is very off-topic. But since I'm relatively new I want to understand. Is "/noise" just a tildes cultural thing to indicate your post does not add much to the discussion or does it actually do...This is very off-topic. But since I'm relatively new I want to understand. Is "/noise" just a tildes cultural thing to indicate your post does not add much to the discussion or does it actually do something to the algorithm?
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Comment on Tildes fundraiser June 2023: Encourage an app developer (me) to work on a Tildes app faster, by donating to Tildes (not me)! in ~tildes
polle I threw in my own $5 a month yesterday via github. I used to pay more than that to use their private repos, which became free a couple years ago. If that was worth it, this site sure as hell is...I threw in my own $5 a month yesterday via github. I used to pay more than that to use their private repos, which became free a couple years ago. If that was worth it, this site sure as hell is worth it so much more. Thank you @deimos and all others for your amazing contributions.
Maybe a not-so-well-known solution. But you could consider using SSH certificates instead?
Instead of thinking in keys, you should be thinking about identities. A certificate represents a user and the servers know what that user should have access to.
Maybe it is too much for your usecase, but SSH certificate authentication tends to solve a LOT of problems.
https://smallstep.com/blog/use-ssh-certificates/