You say potato...

@coliver I haven't. If BandiCam / BandiCut fail me I might take a look at that next.

Spent an hour tripping over my tongue trying to record training screencasts. Found out after the last successful attempt that the audio got garbled. Screen recorder I was using was shit.

Going to try out BandiCam next week instead.

Fighting with Crystal Reports 2016 updating in PDQ Deploy.

My Kingdom for an MSI...

@scottalanmiller Until they subpoena Cloudflare (or any other provider).

Are you referring to canned responses where a help desk responder is choosing from a list, or automated responses?

Starting to realise that I forgot to eat today.

@AlyRagab exec runs against a started container.

I think I'm not following the flow that you're using. Could you post all the commands you run when you experience the issue?

Status lights

Someone hasn't experienced the glory of the blinkenlights I see.

Ah, I see the article is from 2014.

@AlyRagab docker run creates a new container and starts it. I think you're looking for the docker start command.

Docker won't create a new, full image of the container when you run the commit command. It uses union mounted file systems to minimise the overhead. Running commit is probably the best thing for you to do.

Otherwise, perhaps application data should be stored in a volume?

What changes are you talking about? App updates? Data?

TimeAndDate.coms DST Calendar for everyone who will need to co-ordinate meetings for the coming weeks.

@scottalanmiller said in Build a Pine 64 Android TV for Under $50:

Well it is specifically Android TV, so if you want the Android TV OS, interface and compatibility. It's a video gaming platform as well as television system.

Its not through. Its a stock Android 5.1 image that requires you to get a media style interface from the Play Store, rather than a "proper" Android TV system.

Any advantage to using Android rather than throwing something like Plex or Emby at it?

Also, unfortunate tagline is unfortunate.

Don't buy those insecure IoT devices, when you can easily build your own.

Korora 25 xfce on the laptop, CentOS on the Raspberry Pi and VPS.

@IRJ Thats the Nokia 6, the 3310 is $50.

@nadnerB said in Nokia 3310 Returns:

pfffffffffffft. Marketing hype for a pile of non-authentic junk to cash in on nostalgia while pushing more landfill Android.

Its running Nokias Series30+, not Android.

Cloudflare Blogpost

It turned out that in some unusual circumstances, which I’ll detail below, our edge servers were running past the end of a buffer and returning memory that contained private information such as HTTP cookies, authentication tokens, HTTP POST bodies, and other sensitive data. And some of that data had been cached by search engines.
For the avoidance of doubt, Cloudflare customer SSL private keys were not leaked. Cloudflare has always terminated SSL connections through an isolated instance of NGINX that was not affected by this bug.

Google cached pages found that they had crawled "private messages from well-known services, PII from major sites that use cloudflare, and even plaintext API requests from a popular password manager that were sent over https".

They seem to have responded pretty quickly to Google's Project Zero team

cloudflare quickly reproduced the problem, told me they had convened an incident and had an initial mitigation in place within an hour.
"You definitely got the right people. We have killed the affected services"