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by INTPenis 2y ago
Same here, I applied for a job where a friend already worked and he said he would be highly surprised if I didn't get the job. They didn't even call me to the interview. After the ad expired I just got an automated message that th
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by INTPenis 2y ago
There has to be a personality test to see if someone is short-sighted enough to take 20 million euros in cash without any plan for how to launder it. Right?! Seems like every single IT job is littered with personality tests these days but w
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Good old USA of course. There was another body cam footage of an eldery woman who was arrested for merely walking along the road. I don't blame anyone in the story, this is yet another symptom of the US sprawl, car centric culture, and
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by INTPenis 2y ago
The mere existence of Steam is astounding to someone who grew up playing nethack and chess on Linux. But the Steam client is really strange. Sometimes it works for months, and suddenly a game won't start, or something doesn't work
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Very cool stuff. But why was he even there with a fleet? How did a fleet have time to sail there to witness the eruption? Clearly there was cause for concern, even if written sources don't mention it. And of course the final detail is
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I think it would be overwhelming if we really acknowledged how sentient animals are. I'm being completely honest here, I believe pigs and cows are just as intelligent as dogs. They're simply limited by their physical bodies and ou
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I bet the people who were left behind were mostly servants and laborers. Because Vesuvio had been rumbling for days, most people with the means to do so had probably already left the city.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
All borders are fiction created by con artists. You're a person of my own tastes. I will follow you to downvote hell. ;)
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I wouldn't say it's mostly BS, it's mostly common sense stuff that distros should have done already. I don't know about the Ubuntu CIS image but I had to go through the whole CIS PDF for a job once, and implement it all
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I just heard about this tool but someone else said it simply enumerates defaults already present in most distros. I can tell you one thing that makes real changes to RHEL at least, CIS Benchmark. It hardens your system by tightening up file
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I'm not a HW guy but my HW friends have been designing HCI solutions with AMD for maximum IO throughput because AMD CPUs have more PCI lanes.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I just listened to the Fall of Civlizations podcast about the Nabateans. So I immediately realized why this is interesting, to find a nabatean temple so far away in Naples. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSfFq02pK4s
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by INTPenis 2y ago
How much would it hurt if you lost all your family photos in one day? And how much would a solution be worth to you? That's why I have a consumer NAS at home where I backup all my most precious media. Simply because I've worked in
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by INTPenis 2y ago
This is where government regulation is immportant. EV manufacturers want to push innovation, and that's cool, but we're talking about vehicles here, things that might be the difference between life and death. So let them play in t
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I doubt it. Most school software still sends files over e-mail that you have to save as attachments, or upload your own document files. So they still learn that early, regardless of if they use it later in life.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
That's a bad practice. I have better security experience from the infrastructure around IaC than SSH. Because for IaC we used Gitlab, hidden by a Keycloak, or connected to an Azure AD, protected by a MFA VPN. And for provisioning we us
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I'm highly skeptical simply because such video apps requires very low latency video streaming, only available with accompanying cloud infrastructure. And like others have pointed out, I don't think it's productive for the fed
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by INTPenis 2y ago
It's unfortunately "broken" on purpose even on RHEL. Red Hat have made decisions to run init services in unrestricted context just to make it easier for their end clients to deploy their own services without needing SElinux m
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Technically maybe someone could make you navigate to that url in the future, through mitm or some sort of DNS poisoning, and autofill a form with your password and then auto submit it.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I mean that you treat Linux servers as appliances, you do everything in IaC at provisioning and you never login over SSH.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Properly setup IaC, that treats Linux as an appliance instead, could get rid of SSH altogether. I'm only saying this because after 20+ years as a sysadmin I feel like there have been no decent solutions presented. On the other hand, to
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by INTPenis 2y ago
This is frankly dangerous thinking. You're committing a cardinal sin, you're looking down on other people. An unemployed and homeless uncle might have more wisdom than a 30 year old with 4 degrees. Obviously democratic voting shou
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Can you explain to me why votes should be weighted differently at all?
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by INTPenis 2y ago
It's a cool idea, all you need to remember is the service and the master password. But you need to make it easy to run on a local computer to convince the die hards. ;)
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I had a Send instance exposed online for years, but I changed it to 1 day retention and I never had any issues. It was literally just to send large files between friends so more than 1 day was redundant.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
That's the story of my life, SOFA king deep procrastinator. It's like thinking of an idea, and fleshing it out just enough to understand that my idea was possible, gives me a feeling of achievement that makes it redundant to actua
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I don't think it's any secret that Rust is a very hyped up language, has been for 5 years already. I've been saying for years now that if Rust was a stock, I'd be investing. Meaning, if I was a young programmer I would p
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Disrupting the status-quo is important, but having a working communication device is more important to me. If AOSP is further along towards a working phone then I don't see why we shouldn't focus development efforts on it. It only
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Does that mean there are open source clients that can connect to servers without a microsoft account?
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Yeah it's very confusing. The original article[1] (Croat here) actually only mentions strata going into different periods, not exact years of age. It shows the area has been settled through the prehistory, helenistic and roman periods,

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