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by INTPenis 5mo ago
Gemini CLI was my late entry into AI-assisted work. It was included in my employers workspace subscription so I tried it out last june, and that's how I finally understood the power of AI. Then they announced that it was no longer incl
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
Pollen allergies have definitely skyrocketed in Sweden. We used to be able to sit in an office and work all year without hearing people sniffle and sneeze. Now it's like an epidemic, at least half the office is affected.
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
While we're discussing obscure operating systems, can anyone else remember an obscure Unix where uid 0 was called "avatar" instead of root? It's one of those strange memories from my youth that I've been unable to c
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
Not really, but OpenBSD has been in my life for 25 years. I used OpenBSD to create the firewalls for our LAN parties when I was at school. The first shellserver I ran, on an UltraSparc IIi was OpenBSD, gave out accounts to my friends. And t
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
I've done the same with Lenovo and BENQ monitors with built in KVM, but DDC commands were new to me. I just switched source on the monitor buttons and it would also switch all USB peripherals at the same time.
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
The dark ages had a power vacuum that made pillaging more profitable than trading. I think the vikings were actually among the last of their kind, the last to become christianized and part of the European trade network. And that might be wh
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
The idea is that you can exploit a service hosted on Linux to run these.
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
Node's Malicious Packages.
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
The author essentially bootstraps their servers with a known trusted host key, so that first connection is recognized, instead of having to trust a new and recently generated host key when you first connect. It's a neat little trick if
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
I love this, I used to play this game a lot when I was bored at my brothers place, he only had a Windows computer. Just a few notes in the age of supply chain scares, don't install flatpak as root if you don't have to, and in this
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
I didn't realize why until much later into adulthood, but I was one of those teenagers fascinated with rotten.com, and all the other weird sites out there during this time. Looking back it was innocent exploration, but if I did what I
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
I understand where you're coming from, it's no reason to panic. But this kind of thinking can be dangerous because it implies that your systems don't talk to the outside world at all, which they obviously do. I mean a very gl
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
I'm from a completely different country, never been to burning man, have no plans to visit, but I've been to other hacker camps and the most magical thing is being part of the build/clean up crews, because the 1 week camp is
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
I didn't even consider that, I just assumed we're talking about text editors. But yeah I guess, that's another argument against getting accustomed to tabs for indentation.
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
Non english speaker trying to wrap my head around what Brendan said to you. I was once told that the tab key can be represented in different ways on different systems, and that's why spaces are safer because they're always represe
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
Sure why not, it just never fits into my model of how I design infrastructure. Docker compose assumes all your services can reach each other over docker, which I find horribly insecure. I separate all my services by user account at least, m
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
I think you're overthinking this. You're probably imagining some context to this that I'm not understanding fully.
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
You're pushing back on something YOU said, not me. I never called it a "free" layer of security, I said it was ONE layer of security. Emphasizing the one, because security comes in as many layers as one is able to manage.
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
I've been saying for years, it's one layer of security. That's undeniable.
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by INTPenis 5mo ago
I made this in under 100 lines bash and it supports Arch, RHEL-based, Debian-based, Alpine and OpenSuse. But the problem is that some distros just have rubbish native search of package files. And of course my tool searches their native pack
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by INTPenis 6mo ago
I used to be addicted to cannabis and one quote that snapped me out of it, and made me move on with life, was Randy Marsh in South Park saying something along the lines of "Weed makes it fun to do nothing and be bored". That'
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by INTPenis 6mo ago
Hello John Apple.
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by INTPenis 6mo ago
Ok sorry I misread you saying that it was easy with nm manufacturing but nobody will buy the product, you said it's easy to manufacture micrometer DDR2 speeds.
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by INTPenis 6mo ago
Nobody will buy the product? I'm an infrastructure architect and work with health care, local tax agency, they're all getting 25-30% inflated bills now for new hardware. And what happens when smaller companies have to repair or sc
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by INTPenis 6mo ago
The angle right now I think is pretty obvious, there is a massive shortage that might cause actual incidents. OpenAI should do their own production, I say slightly bitter because I'm in a health care sector that might be affected becau
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by INTPenis 6mo ago
Jokes aside, seeing as this person has created their own clean room in a shed, and is making RAM, what exactly is stopping any company from doing this themselves and breaking into the RAM business? I'd pay less for RAM that wasn't
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by INTPenis 6mo ago
Yeah but again we're coming up against safe archaelogical assumptions based on findings. But when we're talking Saxons and Frisians I find it hard to fail to mention the Angles and the Jutes.
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by INTPenis 6mo ago
I know it's frustrating but media sort of reflects the most cautious and the most adventurous opinions of archaeology. Because saying vikings started at 793 is just a safe archaeological opinion, while even the romans built coastal for
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by INTPenis 6mo ago
They might find some important writing that can shed light on history.
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by INTPenis 6mo ago
This is extortion. They're hoping one of the rich dark web drug lords that use the app will sponsor them with crypto.

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