5ilv3r

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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
People like you ruin rubix cubes. :p
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
State lawmakers move on to federal lawmakers and generally appear to continue try to please their voters. By starting at the state level we have kicked the legs out from under the thing. It is falling.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
dude, that doesn't mean scam. It just got used by some scammers.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
No it doesn't allow you to make an informed decision. It only indicates the presence of offensive words from a list you do not know, but trust anyway. To keep an eye on my son, we just mirrored the TV and stereo signals from the living
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
That's a personal solution not a general solution. Make your font bigger (14 please), choose the font face for clear character distinction, and increase the contrast.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
Right, now give me 6 apps with the same mail icon and help me find the one I like. The one that supports my mail provider and has my contacts in it. Not the other ones. The bird is distinct. I know it's thunderbird because that's
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
C is only true from the customer's perspective. Google doesn't seem to be willing to crush competition, but they are still willing to acquhire them into being on their own side. Youtube, for example, was clearly superior to google
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
We grew up and are now tired, and the next generation was born into walled gardens. We're not in a great place now.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
Open architectures are a solution, even if there is no single common solution. Diversity is something we have been missing since windows became popular, and although security through obscurity is not a strategy, diversity certainly serves w
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
Right but the default ruleset allows incoming packets for established connections, meaning your PC can still contact a remote host with malicious intent and be exploited.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
That's not random, that's the algorithm. It might not show you anything if it decides you won't find that friend interesting.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
I too started a paypal account when I was underage with mother's permission, help, and her checking account attached so I could sell thrift store finds on ebay. I've been with them over 10 years and never used another payment serv
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
And they already have all the infrastructure in place.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
Or they see through it.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
You're arguing "Right" vs. "Easy".
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
Monotony! EDIT: Damn, e
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by 5ilv3r 10y ago
supermicro, F5, lantronix, cisco, netgear (in cisco pants), APC, and dell.
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by 5ilv3r 10y ago
The resource allocation decisions mozilla has been making is driving me away from their products. Throwing resources at recreating thunderbird with a new framework is a poor use of their time.
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by 5ilv3r 10y ago
You secure them by firewalling them off after you change the default passwords. Old school but solid.
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by 5ilv3r 10y ago
I've been working on a proxy for my retrocomputers, using it at work would be a pretty sad solutions. :( No one builds things to last more than 2 years anymore...
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by 5ilv3r 10y ago
No no no you missed what I am saying. I use horrible hardware appliances with built in md5 ssl certs for remote administration. I am not a web developer. I need to be able to access them to secure them and to work on hardware problems. This
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by 5ilv3r 10y ago
Mozilla just doesn't get the message.... We don't want your features, fixes, refreshes, rebranding, or re-imagining. We want a browser that is fast, stable, secure, minimal, and that DOES NOT FIGHT US. Let me load my old SSL certs
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by 5ilv3r 10y ago
He's saying they are more likely to hurt you.
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by 5ilv3r 10y ago
Really odd, since phronix has been on the frontpage of hn hundreds of times before.
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by 5ilv3r 10y ago
The ABI is not portable. Good code is portable. A static ABI is a stupid goal. Nvidia is stupid for relying on it. IMHO
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by 5ilv3r 10y ago
Isn't that how ad-hoc standards are brought into existence?
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by 5ilv3r 10y ago
No it's an ecosystem thing. Linux distro upstreams are source compatible but not binary compatible. You can compile any combination of applications and libraries together, but you cannot expect a compiled binary from a completely diffe
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by 5ilv3r 10y ago
There's always the *bsd family.
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by 5ilv3r 10y ago
While the biggest 5 are spending in R&D to meet tesla in product, tesla will be enjoying (presumably) apple level profit margins on their established product. Or at least that is how I understand it.
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by 5ilv3r 10y ago
That's the WTFPL in a nutshell.

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