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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
I personally don't visit thousands of hosts I've never seen before on a reasonably short timescale. I do visit some hosts/websites very often. Wouldn't SSH be ideal for those? See it like this: I connect to yc for the fi
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
In my browser it is either/or though. I can have encryption and verification, or none of those. Technically it would be feasable to have encryption without verification, and thus without CA's. Why isn't that an option?
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
Certificates are broken anyhow, we might as well do away with them all together. How am I ever able to research, verify and in the end trust all the hundreds of certificate providers out there? Answer: I don't, nobody does, and that&#x
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
I agree that after all of his lies, and they are numerous, today is the day we should start trusting what he says. /s
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
I just can't get my head around why SBF and his cronies aren't in jail yet. Guess it might never happen with friends like that.
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
Aiosmtpd is great. A simple script to send all received mails to something like slack is demonstrated here: https://github.com/ont/slacker
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
Title should read "Google pays $391M for a decade of location data on majority of US citizens". It's pbb a steal too.
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by BurnGpuBurn 4y ago
It would be interesting to know which of those patients were vaccinated and which weren't...
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
Looks great, although all their mistakes are minor process mistakes. They never admit something like "We gave these guys money but they wasted it, so we shouldn't have".
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
The reference to Jurassic Park* is actually quite on point, given the dinosaur vba is. *) I remember Jeff Goldblum saying something along those lines, though I imagine the quote could've come from someone else.
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
Great, more gimmicky plastic crap that'll be fun for five minutes, stored away for a decade and then ends up in a landfill. Good job you guys.
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
To be honest, a 1500 dollar grapics card that has audible coil whine is appalling. Why didn't you RMA it?
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
The power stations at those dams didn't produce much power to begin with, them being very old designs. Note that most of the tens of thousands of dams in the US are just old relics serving no function, that are very expensive to remove
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
Do you realize that the "horse paste" meme was launched directy after Joe Rogan got Covid and cured himself by taking Ivermectine? Makes you think, doesn't it?
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
Years ago I heard Microsoft was open sourcing .Net. and I thought that was a clever idea. But with all the drama coming out of the community now for years and years I seriously question the intentions behind that move. It seems to me Micros
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
Yes and that was compared to... a previous version of Chrome. So v94 is 0.5% better on battery that v93. I don't even get why this is news.
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
Well, if you believe hard enough that it exists, you will eventually find it, or fool yourself into believing you've found it. That basically sums up all dark matter research ever. Personally, I think the theories are wrong and dark ma
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
I remember working a lot with XML a decade ago. XML was large and clumsy and had problems like undefinable ordering of elements for instance. And I haven't actually encountered a single parser library that did not have some strange iss
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
They could just leave NATO, see what happens. I hope they do. The alliance clearly doesn't care about anybody but the US.
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
I can imagine the conversations this leads to: Mentor: "Hi! This is your mentor. We've noticed that you're suicidal, depressed, paranoid and generally not doing that well." Student: "How do you know that?" Ment
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
Do you perhaps have a source for this claim?
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
I think it's a pretty smart move, considering this company has been (dare I say) stealing about 10% off of 25% of the GDP of the whole country for years. Good for them, I hope they succeed and become an example for a lot of others who
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
Who needs persuasion? For what? To protect the elderly and sick people? Haven't they all got the chance already to protect themselves? Then why should anyone be forced (or persuaded) to take it? Oh and again, and "infection",
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
people who tested positive for coronavirus ≠ coronavirus patients
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
Outlook also has had this problem of emails just not showing up. Sometimes it takes a whole day for an email to arrive. Amazingly low quality for such a wide used product. MS in particular has the habit of actually introducing small bugs li
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
The amount of unsubstantiated and scientifically unproven or even completely unstudied claims in this thread is truly staggering. These mRNA vaccines are safe for children? How on earth would you know that if the vaccines have only been stu
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
I expected to see x-rays of unusual objects stuck inside a human body, but this is also pretty cool!
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
"Bitcoin is positioned to disrupt the remittances industry in El Salvador, estimated at about $5 billion annually. Most families in towns like El Zonte do not have bank accounts, and rely on services such as Western Union WU +0.5%, whi
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by BurnGpuBurn 5y ago
You are correct, although I wouldn't call this a study. It's a science paper, yes, but it doesn't contain any new data that has been studied, just some fancy formulas and graphs and conjecture by a couple of people with a sci
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by BurnGpuBurn 6y ago
Hugs from the Netherlands. Also, I do hope that we finally switch to everybody speaking English in the European Parliament now.

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