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I Lost My Sense of Smell in My Twenties. Here’s My Advice to Covid-19 Survivors(buzzfeednews.com)
21 points by Corrado 6y ago|6 comments
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by Corrado 6y ago
Maybe they are trying to bring up multiple sites (ie. AWS regions) for redundancy. If you have 10 "regions" then maybe hardware requirements look a bit more reasonable (7-10 DB servers each, etc.)
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by Corrado 6y ago
I think the idea is that you break the spark-plug ceramic and use that to break the window. At least that's what I've seen done.
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by Corrado 6y ago
The wipers automatically activate when its raining. I've only had to manually activate the wipers a handful of times.
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by Corrado 6y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with everything you said. Admittedly, I'm a bit of a fanboy but I do recognize that there are some things on my MY that are not where I would like them to be. Regardless, the upsides of the car more than outweig
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Biden's Move to Release More Vaccine Doses Comes with Some Risks(npr.org)
3 points by Corrado 6y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 6y ago
I've loved Rush for decades and have seen them several times. I'm heartbroken by the loss of Neil but happy that I was able to enjoy so much of what he did. This article had me tearing up by the end and I'm so very glad I r
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by Corrado 6y ago
I feel like you are saying that we should all just take a step back and talk with each other instead of shouting at each other. If so, I agree. We are supposed to have different views and opinions. It's OK to believe different thing
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by Corrado 6y ago
"There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things." - Phil Karlton
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by Corrado 6y ago
Actually, most equipment in a modern BMW is keyed to that particular vehicle and cannot be replaced without a visit to the dealer. Everything from the seats, to the radio, to the headlights are all on a CAN bus and have to be coded to that
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by Corrado 6y ago
It's my understanding that multiple, unexplained NXDOMAIN responses IS what exposed the compromised systems. Why it didn't happen earlier (or immediately) is a good question.
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by Corrado 6y ago
I think this highlights the need to rotate keys more frequently. Basically, the crackers broke into a corporate Exchange server and stole the Duo "secret" key. With this key they could sign any future log-in attempts and prevent
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by Corrado 6y ago
In a previous lifetime I removed an "unused" TLS certificate. It turns out that it was a production cert that was being used to secure a whole state's worth of computers. In my defence, the cert was not labeled properly, nor
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Concern About Tesla Autopilot Is Sort of Like Concern About Seatbelts(cleantechnica.com)
2 points by Corrado 6y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 6y ago
My view on the acquisition is that Salesforce needed a "chat" communication tool so instead of building one they purchased one. This is smart. However, it will require Slack to change to fit into the product catalogue, and that
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by Corrado 6y ago
There are a bunch of out-of-the-way gas stations in the US South that would benefit greatly from adding electric "pumps". They are generally located on vacation friendly roadways and are frequented mostly by travellers on their w
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by Corrado 6y ago
Actually, there are several languages that make these types of flaws difficult or impossible to create. So, while rewriting software in another language is not a magical fix, but it does actually help in the long run.
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iPhone zero-click Wi-Fi exploit(arstechnica.com)
46 points by Corrado 6y ago|17 comments
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by Corrado 6y ago
I would be interested to know more about these AWS Slack channels. Are the official? Do you get them with a particular support plan? Where can I find out more information on this?
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by Corrado 6y ago
Yea, I figured as much. But I guess it's just habit born out of many other "message board" type sites. Thanx!
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by Corrado 6y ago
Agreed! Testing AWS Lambda functions that have any complexity to them at all is frustrating. Even using the SAM tools, I found it difficult to test reliably. Specifically, things like environment variables and bundled executables were a
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by Corrado 6y ago
Some people are saying that Mr. Pai has been a good force for the FCC and he hasn't done anything that terribly wrong. I strongly disagree and for proof I present the FCC's handing of the 2017 Net Neutrality repeal process. Do yo
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by Corrado 6y ago
That's a great idea. I'm writing an email right now! :)
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by Corrado 6y ago
@dang, can we get this fixed? I too, was confused about this post until I read the article.
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by Corrado 6y ago
I feel the same way. The RAM disk was so important for daily operations that I couldn't imagine not having it, yet I don't even think about it today. Speaking of layering windows (screens?) I specifically remember having 3 differ
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by Corrado 6y ago
This outage highlighted our dependency on Cognito. Everything else we are doing can (and probably should) be replicated to another region, which would resolve these types of issues. However, Cognito is very region specific and there is cur
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by Corrado 6y ago
I work with AWS quite regularly and this is one of reasons I don't play with Rust more. If we had an "official" Rust AWS SDK I would probably be building things with it.
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by Corrado 6y ago
My first, knee-jerk reaction to this is "hell no!" but after reading up on it a bit I'm not so sure. Basically, it's a neighbourhood mesh based on existing Amazon and Ring devices. The Privacy and Security Whitepaper [
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Welcome to Amazon Sidewalk(smile.amazon.com)
3 points by Corrado 6y ago|2 comments
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by Corrado 6y ago
One point; you can't access Sentry Mode remotely. In order to see the video you have to watch it in the car or take the USB thumb drive out and download them to your computer.

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