Daviey

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by Daviey 1y ago
> I wouldn’t replace much of that with an Intel NUC style computer Can you explain why?
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by Daviey 1y ago
This is nothing new, it has been baked into their business model forever. It's quite genius really (in a sinister way), have 30|60|90 day payment terms with suppliers and reap interest on a significant sum of money over that term.
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by Daviey 1y ago
I have a "free" subscription to the FT, and it's worth every penny. I would be tempted to pay for it if I didn't get it free, because it's my go-to news source as it is generally neutral on politics, therefore provi
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by Daviey 1y ago
Similar to the effects of the internet. Before the internet, people used to have to research subject matter in the library, or (shock) ask someone knowledgeable, and likely trust their view. I remember around ~2000 reading a paper that sai
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by Daviey 1y ago
The commentents suggest Tailscale, but the author assumes this could only mean Funnel, but you could use Tailscale/Headscale for handling the wiregiard and low-level networking / IP Allocation. Then doing straight-forward iptables
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by Daviey 1y ago
A tobacco company offered me quite lucrative work, but I didn't want to support it. And I was a smoker at the time.
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by Daviey 1y ago
It largely depends if it is bought by a public service under a license that allows public release, surely?
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by Daviey 1y ago
Yes, I found one in a car park many years ago. Disposed of the balloon, but gave the radar reflector to the local school geography department.
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by Daviey 1y ago
It would be a project, but the HeeWing's T2 Cruza VTOL is extremely interesting as you could put in both a high capacity battery and a good quality camera.
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by Daviey 1y ago
That's the point, a legitimate tracker, such as personal tracker or fleet tracker for company owned vehicles.
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by Daviey 1y ago
I saw a YouTube video where someone did the same with some legislation, but the interpretation was entirely wrong... but they printed it out and tried to use it to defend their position. It was cringe.
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by Daviey 1y ago
Interesting research, but the paper does not address the contribution to the arms race of good vs bad. The criminals will likely use this technique to find legitimate car trackers before stealing the vehicle.
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Proxy Services Feast on Ukraine's IP Address Exodus(krebsonsecurity.com)
7 points by Daviey 1y ago|0 comments
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by Daviey 1y ago
Loved to death I assume. :( $ curl parrot.live <html> <head>&l
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by Daviey 1y ago
Well done for solving it.. but I'd have preferred you had not shared the solution, it's against the spirit of these sorts of things, but I can't stop you. :) EDIT: I do appreciate you removing the solution. Have a great day.
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by Daviey 1y ago
Patch has now been merged, seems the Full Disclosure process works, https://github.com/psf/requests/pull/6965
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by Daviey 1y ago
That's really strange... because it seems to be working for some people (already have the first solve). I can't see an issues in CF... EDIT: I had the security in CF too robust, try now?
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by Daviey 1y ago
Well, it's probably just a coincidence, but I literally just spun up a web service that is vulnerable to this: https://isitup.daviey.com/ The code doesn't make any reference to a .netrc, but I happen to have one i
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by Daviey 1y ago
> It was explained in the manual, if you didn't warez the game. :-) No Comment. :`(
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by Daviey 1y ago
I'm curious, why Ruby? For background, the original leader of OpenStack Nova said many years ago that whilst Python enabled them to make fast progress, he regretted not doing it in Java (!!) due to the performance issues they were hitt
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by Daviey 1y ago
This brought back so many memories. I loved this game on the Amiga in the early 1990's. Trying to work decipher the intent of the game, without the ability to research it on the internet was really challenging. The graphics were &qu
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by Daviey 1y ago
Got this error for a Uk->UK station search: Uh oh! We couldn’t find what you were looking for. Try searching with some different criteria. Error message: e is not iterable
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by Daviey 1y ago
I seem to remember Winzip did the same thing, long before windows natively supported Zip. It became an auto-reflex to hit "Continue" .. So much so that they responded by randomly swapping the Buy/Activate button and "Con
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by Daviey 1y ago
This, I can get behind.
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by Daviey 1y ago
What's your criteria for the 3? For hardware, any of these should be sufficient (as they support pulse dialing): - Minitar MVA11A - Grandstream HT502 & GXW-4008 - Primus Lingo iAN-02EX - Innomedia MTA6328-2Re - Motorola
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by Daviey 1y ago
That seems the worst of options, because the I'd have a useless shelf of dead wood that only serves as a backdrop to make me look smart on zoom calls.
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by Daviey 1y ago
I won't use printed academic books, ctrl+f and inline links are far too useful in ebooks.
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by Daviey 1y ago
Connect it to a an FXS/ATA and make it a voip phone? I have, agmonst others, a candlestick phone from the 1920's still functional using this.
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by Daviey 1y ago
Do you have an example of a Clojure web framework that doesn't include batteries? ie, does https://luminusweb.com/ (or it's successor Kit, https://kit-clj.github.io/ ) includes batteries? They prov
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by Daviey 1y ago
It's as complex for me to spend $5 as it is $500, and businesses would approve it equally... but if I perceive it to be excessively priced I won't even try to.

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