GabeIsko

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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Thoughts on Arris for modems? I could use a router recommendation honestly.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Landing big contracts as a small company - it's not all bad. They can bring in a lot of revenue, for not that much sales effort. And if you have good processes down, they can also be much easier to deliver on. At least in the US, contr
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
I don't manage one large compose file, but helm charts are where my home stuff is headed. Mostly for ingress controller functionality - it's the reverse proxy configuration that will get you.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
That might work for whatever you are doing, but the truth is that root-ful containers are not appropriate for a lot of applications, and docker as a layer to your container runtime is rough sometimes. I don't think docker wants to cont
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Worked fine for me in Firefox.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Very cool! I can't seem to get the script editor open in the demo though.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Car manufacturers could put like 1 rebar beam in and prevent all catalytic converter thefts.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Not so much microcontrollers, but IoT devices. That's the reality we live in - as devices grow more complex and hardware becomes more mass produced and less expensive, commercial interests will find their way to just including a linux
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
I actually agree with you, but there are too many applications using mainframes that shouldn't be. Processing FAFSA for instance.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
I just don't think that sending port scans to random internet addresses is a big violation of privacy, or undue conduct for a government to participate in. Having your connection details public is the price you pay for connecting to th
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
This should probably done on a per port basis right? Authentication schemes for validating an endpoint for HTTPS and MQTT are pretty mature. Banning all other port connections for IoT devices and requiring the device to validate it's e
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
You give up consent for a device to not be scanned the second it is connected to the public internet. There are botnets that are continuously scanning all allocated IP blocks for potentially vulnerable devices - try logging requests to an o
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Didnt they retire these in favor of the vector icons?
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Would solid state Lidar really be that much more expensive than a CMOS camera if it were manufactured at scale?
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Yeah, but they also make money on the office subscriptions. So you also want current working data scientists who would not touch excel to give it a chance because they can use their existing python back-end. Eventually, there would be a ser
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
I'm having a good experience with some automation build automation with Councourse CI. Of course, I self host, and I am doing some real trivial stuff right now.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Why would it be okay to track adults and not children? Adults don't get any privacy?
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
They want people to use EIP right? Is this really a problem for anything other than a device that cannot perform dns lookups.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
This is why tempmail exists.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
The government could always nationalize intuit.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
All the takes are correct, but they don't really explain the root of the problem imo. We can recognize all these problems with budgets - that sales is incentivized to sell under budget, and submit change orders or project renewals late
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
No, businesses absolutely collude to get out of each others way, and it happens a lot more than you think. Even businesses that are "competitors" often have different aims and goals in the long run. And generally their are banks a
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Is it really that hard for someone who browses hackernews to get set up on a federated platform? I'm over here assuming that everyone on this forum that complains about how hard it is to run a startup should be able to run the docker c
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
I think that it is pretty fair that it will be a waiting game to most people. But I think there is definitely a mutual exchange relationship - dedicated members and enthusiasts post and build up communities, keep them going, and moderate th
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
But that is fine, because someone can still merge patches to a fork of the software. Telling someone to fork is the real middle finger.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Reddit may be more SEO friendly for now, but if it's content suffers and search results are degraded, search engines will probably to look to change how they rank results.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
Its not too bad, it is a pretty good way of excluding no karma bot accounts.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
So host your own.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
I'm getting really sick of all the humble brag blog posts that make their way to hacker news.
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by GabeIsko 3y ago
This just seems to be the strategy they teach at business school, and it never works. I remember in the 2000s, all these mmos were popping up saying they were the "WoW killer". Um, no, people who play WoW already play WoW, and you

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