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by 65a 3y ago
This. I've worked in both greenfield and brownfield areas. The chief failuremode of greenfield is that it works, but it is unscalable and shoddily done. The chief failuremode of brownfield is some kind of feature cardinality explosion
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by 65a 3y ago
This could be great news for open source actually, how do you think they are checking firmware signing keys and upstream servers?
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by 65a 3y ago
1. Use HSMs, especially for big important keys with longevity 2. Minimize workflows that cross security boundaries Are my takeaways
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by 65a 3y ago
N-way mirrors also have the property that ZFS can shard reads across them, which mattered a lot on spinning rust, since iops can be limited.
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by 65a 3y ago
You're replying to a 1 hour old account, they may not have read any of the frequent breach and ransomware related articles here.
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by 65a 3y ago
Surely they have no support from a country that historically has damaged submarine cables as a sort of hobby, right?
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by 65a 3y ago
This is precisely why UEFI is a heap of garbage, and things like coreboot, u-boot are much more appealing. It is far too complicated, and the complexity of the standard, coupled with half-assed vendor code, mean that not only is the boot pr
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by 65a 3y ago
Then you are going to love SNAP-10A https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SNAP-10A
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by 65a 3y ago
How do you "insert it incorrectly"? It's symmetrical and works in both possible orientations.
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by 65a 3y ago
USB-C has existed for almost a decade, ~2014.
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by 65a 3y ago
Holy emachines and netzero flashbacks, batman
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by 65a 3y ago
Just works for me using open graphics drivers on linux, lots of different cards/displays/displayport revisions. HDMI tends to be weirder, at least on linux, with things like HDCP (EDONTCARE) and color space problems.
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by 65a 3y ago
I recently managed to overclock a pair of xreal air AR glasses (USB-C DP altmode based) to 90hz using custom modelines, so it's still relevant.
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by 65a 3y ago
It's not surprising to find that half the comments in this thread are about what other countries are doing or have done. I find it less than genuine, certainly those should be submitted as separate posts, and can be debated there on th
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by 65a 3y ago
A candidate unredeemable except as a pass-around-rube for billionaires and hostile nations, cool.
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by 65a 3y ago
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cookbook:Table_of_Contents and https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Recipes
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by 65a 3y ago
The article states it caused substantial reduction in casualties. If forces were actually redirected, which it seems they were, any other conclusion is unlikely.
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by 65a 3y ago
> We will never see a Tier-1 ORM in Golang That sounds like a good thing, having dealt with Hibernate in production. As a backend developer, I'm pretty happy with C++17 (and beyond), Go and Rust. All of them can be used in fairly ex
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by 65a 3y ago
This isn't a proxy war between NATO and Russia, this is Russia invading a neighbor, and the neighbor being supported by many different countries, some of which aren't even in NATO or "the West". Framing it as NATO vs Rus
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by 65a 3y ago
Crib with Doenitz, the timing is right, and a naval message would make sense.
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by 65a 3y ago
The Palace of Fine Arts was entirely reconstructed in 1962 out of more durable materials, and was always intended to look like a cool ruin. I still don't think it's healthy to spread misinformation (not you, this so called rabbit
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by 65a 4y ago
It's not. There's plenty of that elsewhere as well.
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by 65a 4y ago
I think so; the volume of comments implying that either: 1. The US is just amplifying this to justify a war 2. The balloons are totally civilian 3. Aliens Strike me as a relatively coarse influence campaign, notable mainly for its volume. N
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by 65a 4y ago
I don't think an attack on the US or key partners is comparable to what was seen when a draft was used to support a failing French colony. It'd be pretty dangerous to conflate those outcomes, in my opinion.
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by 65a 4y ago
What is the misinformation?
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by 65a 4y ago
Normal wine works fine for most games, Steam's overlay layer frequently causes problems. I get the feeling they are sort of embracing and extending.
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by 65a 4y ago
I think that's an interesting case, but any program where the random numbers have security implications should already be using crypto/rand, and not math/rand anyway.
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by 65a 4y ago
That's especially silly because 429 is a retriable error
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by 65a 4y ago
I'm not sure what the value of a "framework" is in Go.
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by 65a 4y ago
Powerline networking is unreliable, and emits huge amounts of noise/interference that make shortwave listening a disaster. Just use WiFi, or run ethernet. It's really not as hard as you think to run ethernet, often it can be run a

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