LIV2

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by LIV2 7y ago
Bad culture fit
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by LIV2 7y ago
Doh! That's a better link :) It's certainly rewarding and interesting to design the hardware and then write the software in Assembly, and helps understand how simple operating systems work.
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by LIV2 7y ago
For those who want to build a new system around the 65C02 there's plenty of information to get you started here: http://wilsonminesco.com/6502primer/potpourri.html A bunch of people are still building new systems
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by LIV2 7y ago
I guess even in California rich privileged people like class seperation
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by LIV2 7y ago
The kinda critical thinking that makes them think working for China to throw people in deathcamps is good but working with the US government is bad?
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by LIV2 7y ago
I am typing this from an iPad Air 2 (A1567) running iOS 13
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by LIV2 7y ago
Just about all public road systems are subsidised but are public transport systems?. This will work better in cities with cheap/free public transport
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by LIV2 7y ago
Before Bootcamp was a thing the community developed XOM to boot XP on Intel macs (which at the time lacked the legacy bios in it's ROM) so it should be possible I'm not having much luck finding very much information on it though
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by LIV2 7y ago
I still have no idea why people voted them in again, Everything they do can be found to benefit the developers (like selling waterfront property in Woy Woy for only $40k to a developer, selling the land the powerhouse museum is on to develo
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by LIV2 7y ago
Sorry for the extremely late reply, but you can test using http://its-netzwerk.com/bscatter/ Alternatively attempt to send a message to a nonexistent address on your MTA using telnet which should throw an error after &
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by LIV2 7y ago
Some IDS systems do it for you I was using Darktrace at my last job and it would tell us when servers started querying domains they don't usually query so there are products that do it
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by LIV2 7y ago
I'm guessing backscatterer.org The fix is to configure your MTA so that it doesn't send backscatter
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by LIV2 7y ago
If you read the article you'll find they were fired for stalking and harrassment (if Google is to be believed)
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by LIV2 7y ago
Some mail systems can tell you if a user is valid or not during the initial connection while some forward to another mail system or delivery process and therefore cannot tell your MX during their conversation that the recipient is invalid.
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by LIV2 7y ago
Yeah, I suddenly woke up with tinnitus a few months ago and while I can ignore it most of the time there are days where it's louder with a constantly changing pitch and it drives me insane
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by LIV2 7y ago
Unfortunately our government is very anti-technology and would like for all Australians to grow up to be coal miners instead of building a tech based economy.
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by LIV2 7y ago
Amiga HD floppy drives spun at 150RPM rather than the usual 300 from my understanding because the chipset couldn't handle a higher bitrate whereas on a PC the FDC switches between 250/500Kbit/s modes so I wonder if a pc contr
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by LIV2 7y ago
Yeah, I've got a gotek for my A500 but I like to take on stupid useless projects, like a uC that does nothing except spit out sector headers lol
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by LIV2 7y ago
That's a really cool hack, I wonder if it would work on 82077AA or compatibles? I might give that a try later this month after I resurrect my A500 Presumably it should be possible to create a simple drive emulator to spit out that sect
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by LIV2 7y ago
Will this will make people less likely to use Python in future for some projects? I'm no developer or manager but I figure there'd be a thought in the back of my head thinking "what if we need to rewrite this all again for th
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by LIV2 7y ago
That's a good point!, it has to be for another reason. Interested to hear what it's for
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by LIV2 7y ago
I'm guessing it's to protect against MITM of the USB interface
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by LIV2 7y ago
BankID is really nice, I think when I move back to Aus I will feel like I've gone back in time. I don't know about Canada but I feel like if you tried to implement this in Australia there'd be a lot of paranoia over a system
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by LIV2 7y ago
Yeah "it will happen anyway" misses the point that curl will notify you of the failed download before you run it, whereas piping it to sh will immediately run it
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by LIV2 7y ago
I mean it's unlikely but imagine it did happen and something in the script like "rm -rf /some/path" gets truncated to "rm -rf /" & immediately run Even if your connection is TLS secured an MITM at
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by LIV2 7y ago
I disagree with some of this, I.e paste jacking. Plenty of software projects put more care and focus into their software and not in their website, if you're running a vulnerable version of Wordpress or whatever CMS it'd be easy fo
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by LIV2 7y ago
It's done while shouting about "post-meritocracy" too which makes me think it's a selfish way for unskilled people to insert themselves into projects and make claims about being contributors
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by LIV2 7y ago
Ah okay, yeah I think I'll get citizenship somewhere else
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by LIV2 7y ago
As an Aussie living & working overseas I'm still not sure if it applies to me and makes me a liability? I know they can't enforce it unless I go home but I will someday
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by LIV2 7y ago
I'd play it! One of my favourite mods for Minecraft ages ago was Redpower2 which included 6502 computers you could program to interact with the world via peripherals which was neat

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