Daviey

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by Daviey 4y ago
Are you suggesting Canonical should have stuck with SysVinit and shouldn't have tried to make systems better?
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by Daviey 4y ago
I think your definition of NIH differs from mine, on all of those projects. Let's start with Upstart, how was that NIH?
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by Daviey 4y ago
I once ordered something and wrongly selected the country next to mine on a drop down "Uganda" rather than "United Kingdom". The letter was sent from the UK, and eventually arrived to me ~2 months late stamped with &quo
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by Daviey 4y ago
Out of interest, did you move into a property before or after the airport was built? The reason I ask is that one of my local GA airports has constant pressure to reduce the movements from local residents, but the airport has been in freque
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by Daviey 4y ago
I've not yet used it, but I found this sadly interesting: https://docs.photoprism.app/user-guide/organize/people/#asia...
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by Daviey 4y ago
Has this problem been fixed?
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by Daviey 4y ago
I'm always touched seeing Amiga content, it really changed my view on technology and drove me into my career. I did think to myself, wouldn't it be funny if they had a Guru Meditation error on 404 page errors, and of course they d
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by Daviey 4y ago
The thing I find most interesting about this post is the Reddit login deprecation. Reddit provides an OAuth2 IdP service... but is unhappy when platforms use it? I'm genuinely curious why they provide this service if their legal team
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by Daviey 4y ago
I've also had this recently, I had an address which was `amazon.co.uk@mydomain` and I've recently started getting spam to this address where I wasn't before.
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by Daviey 4y ago
I've recently had the opposite problem. I had an external host receive email for a domain and then forward to gmail. The message envelope is changed, and SRS records are updated to be from the forwarding domain and DKIM is valid. How
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by Daviey 4y ago
It wouldn't take much, pretty sure any mainline AC voltage direct to a router would consume it in a fraction of a second. Hope this helps :)
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by Daviey 4y ago
I think the thought is that the encryption would be in the transport layer, and would have to be unwrapped to cross between platforms. Whereas I think this could be effectively implemented in an agreed encryption of the message itself. Ho
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by Daviey 4y ago
Really liked, "Last Monday of every month except August". I tried other hard ones and got rate limited :(
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Discover Managed Device Attestation Developer(developer.apple.com)
3 points by Daviey 4y ago|1 comments
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by Daviey 4y ago
I really wish we wouldn't give this chap a platform. He really is terrible.
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by Daviey 4y ago
I like the idea for multiple Github accounts, but I have concerns over the suggestion: ``` Host github-work.com .. Host github-personal.com ``` Getting in the habit of using a fake FQDN (which right now aren't registered) feels pretty
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by Daviey 4y ago
There's a difference between an upstream release cadence and a distributions update interval. Ie, You don't check what the latest version of the kernel is, you trust your distribution to package a version and apply relevant patche
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by Daviey 5y ago
The blockchain network nodes that assure a transaction by rolling the transactions into a block, transactions are an interaction the contract (code), which is executed by the validators.
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by Daviey 5y ago
And the inverse, many clients need to install proprietary closed source hardware (within their network) to interact with the institutions.
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by Daviey 5y ago
Yes, the more I learn the more I learn I don't know. However, I've worked in infrastructure, security and finance (institutional & retail banking, funds and insurance) for the majority of career. I'm also currently doin
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by Daviey 5y ago
I do control which smart contracts I interact with, based on my own tolerance to risk. I'm not allowed to do that with traditional traditional banking, but sure - if you want that product (and don't want the control), I can see w
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by Daviey 5y ago
Why should your bank get to decide: - Which code you can run on your own funds - Decide which interfaces you can use to manage your funds - Where you are allowed to send it I'm quite ok with extended checks with crypto on&#x
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Browser in the Browser (BITB) Attack(mrd0x.com)
4 points by Daviey 5y ago|1 comments
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by Daviey 5y ago
~$0.001 USD is the current cost for gas on Polygon for a transaction. If people have to pay credits to tweet (even this little), I would expect the quality to increase.
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by Daviey 5y ago
I'm old enough to have experienced the dot com bubble bursting (and losing money because of it), innovation of web2.0 and web3. I was skeptical of web2.0, thinking it was hype and just "cool ruby hipsters", what was web2.0 an
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by Daviey 5y ago
In the early 2000's, when I was quite involved in UK Skydiving - there was quite a strong bid to try and get it recognised as an Olympic sport. However, the bid was denied and my understanding to the reasoning being that it wasn'
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by Daviey 5y ago
But it is backed by reputation, threat of litigation and physical violence (police/military) if you try to interfere with it, where as crypto doesn't yet have this. Disclaimer: A significant part of my investment portfolio is in D
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by Daviey 5y ago
:q!:q!:q!
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by Daviey 5y ago
As a doctoral security researcher, working full time in fintec security engineering having good low level knowledge TLS, SSH, X.509, etc and using pycrypto and golang crypto libraries most days... but also proficient in blockchain technolog
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by Daviey 5y ago
Source is here: https://github.com/vasturiano/globe.gl

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