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by Fnoord 3y ago
Ads is short for advertisement. Therefore ADs (he doesn't mention ADS in all caps) doesn't make sense. But author might not be native speaker. Dev Aggarwal seems like an Indian name (to be clear: from culture of India). His profil
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by Fnoord 3y ago
All it does is filtering political biased content. The example available here [1]; line one being "Kejriwal and Liberals whining that he was penalized for demanding PM’s Degree". I'll preface: I got no beef with these facti
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Thanks for the explanation. Did you consider other or additional options such as using rest warmth of DC to provide heating for neighboring city, or Frore AirJet?
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by Fnoord 3y ago
I like the model in use by software such as Hopper (disassember with nice native UI) and Sublime Text. You buy a license for a major version and get updates for that for X years. You may use these versions forever. But a new major is gonna
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Yeah, I witnessed this as well. macOS too, at least previous version (not sure if still). I know this from installing a Pineapple (which has the same feature [1]) and seeing my SSID from home in it while the machine was at that point connec
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by Fnoord 3y ago
This question and many more can be applied on using CVSSv3. So a pentester doesn't have to use CVE scores as holy bible in their report. A risk assessment can be worked upon by those who are going to consider the recommendations in the
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Because after iOS 14, users have an expectation of being more private when they weren't. You can apply this anywhere: FDE being broken. Zero days being used on journalists. Security theater post 9/11. Your 4 y.o. choking on a toy
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Because Burp Suite is the defacto tool for web pentesting. So that is what people know. I've never liked Burp. Java, requires GUI, and subscription costing 365 USD/year. Where without a license you cannot even do trivial automated
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Won't work with certificate pinning. Although if you have root, you can even work around that. See this recently on HN mentioned article by Kaspersky [1], using mitmproxy. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=380342
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by Fnoord 3y ago
True. However it can also be used by asking a question without having looked into it, ie. laziness, having others do the work instead. The tactic is then to come across as (courageously) courteous. The old preface on /. "OK, I got
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Clustering filesystems are old. RedHat at some point took over the company behind GFS perhaps worth looking into. I've also seen people in edge computing space go for Longhorn instead of Ceph. But I don't know anything about it ap
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by Fnoord 3y ago
In my setup I combine one machine with ZFS with another running btrsfs, therefore using rsync/restic. And Apple devices uses APFS. I'd rather use ZFS solely (or in future: bcachefs) but unfortunately Apple went w/their native
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by Fnoord 3y ago
I've been using ZFS with native encryption (Ubuntu Server) but also ZFS with LUKS (Arch, Ubuntu Desktop). Zero issues (though inability to run latest kernel can be annoying, esp on rolling distro). Wouldn't surprise me if write ca
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Nah, boot time is irrelevant. If the boot time does matter one would use other measures. Like failover, redundancy, or k8s (though I don't have experience w/that as of yet). I've had various consumer grade (but branded) USB s
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Some of those do have RL meetings, such as BlizzCon. Or they're comprised of RL friends.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
I'd go with ECC RAM even if it costs a little bit more, same with an enterprise NVMe SSD. The latter is worth it in case of a power cut. It allows you to enable write cache and using the SSD as ZFS cache, massively increasing performan
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by Fnoord 3y ago
> The goals of my NAS setup are: > When hardware breaks, I can get replacements from the local PC store the same day. That wouldn't be my M.O. I don't want to go to a local PC store. The ones remaining are all either expensi
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by Fnoord 3y ago
So for power and therefore noise. Why though? I can see how it is interesting given energy crisis plus not going to squeeze out max W for performance at the cost of energy. If that is the reason, then it is going to be more cost efficient t
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by Fnoord 3y ago
No worries, it is just their sales pitch. They'll co-exist.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
OS is not from scratch but based on proven tech like Solaris, Bhyve, Dtrace, Rust, etc. Stuff they either wrote themselves or are otherwise very familiar with.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
It is the combination of things. Full FOSS stack, only cables being power and networking, and it being AIO package instead of conventional server rack.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Yeah the rack is custom designed to be very quiet. And it was early mentioned in the article. I'm sure they thought it through... but why? Do they want people to store this in their office workspace? It seems like a niche to me? For sm
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by Fnoord 3y ago
GPU/NPU. Would need CUDA for anything serious. Bound to Nvidia, for now. Even AMD and Intel cannot compete in this space.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
That is an odd bug I have seen before with a browser (not sure when or when). It freaked me out back then though. Open it in a private window and see if you can reproduce. By default, a private window uses no extensions though I prefer to h
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by Fnoord 3y ago
> The irony is that Oxide caters to the HN crowd, but the HN crowd would not be the buyer of their offerings. Rust, Oxide, and iron-y.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
I own a Turing Pi 2 but the hardware it is running on is proprietary. The switch isn't managed. The manament software is very archaic. Yes, it is modular and stackable and probably thousands of times more hobbyist friendly than Oxide b
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Funny how you mentioning BSD got me to thinking of Sony Playstation and Nintendo Switch. Which are proprietary and not user serviceable. A Steam Deck, Fairphone, or Framework laptop is each less proprietary and more FOSS stack, and user ser
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Grocery stores here use eink for prices. It appears sharp, need to look closely to observe. It kind of did not occur to me this could lead to dishonest behavior. Not sure why they use them even. Those Waveshare ones are cheap esp in bulk.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
My Windows 9x brain opens as many Netscape/Opera/MSIE windows as I want till 'it' crashes. Nowadays swapping heavily just slows down the machine.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
That'd be a neat legal detour. However for those who don't care, simply downloading requires less effort once you got the framework (usenet, torrent, sonarr, radarr) set up. Personally I am done with the silly streaming fracturing

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