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by LIV2 7y ago
Having a DBA certainly would've helped them when they accidentally deleted their prod database with no backups too, that probably wouldn't have happened if they had someone who knew how to properly manage DBs
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by LIV2 7y ago
Even if it is not an empty promise I still don't understand how this is on topic for HN
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by LIV2 7y ago
This is exactly how it's already done :) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zellweger_off-peak
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by LIV2 7y ago
Apple products are the least repairable they've ever been with glued in batteries, soldered ram & ssd, pentalove screws (an effort to keep people out) iMacs are glued shut etc etc. To replace the battery on a modern MacBook they ha
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by LIV2 7y ago
Apple paying their workers the absolute minimum required by law is also not good, they have almost 1 trillion dollars ffs
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by LIV2 7y ago
No customer should be able to bring down the internet due to misconfiguration this is all on Verizon imho Any ISP worth their salt has route filtering on any customer connections, nobody should be able to announce prefixes they don't o
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by LIV2 7y ago
A psychopath might say the consequences are acceptable or ok so it's still subjective
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by LIV2 7y ago
Ethics are subjective
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by LIV2 7y ago
That's called being an alcoholic
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by LIV2 7y ago
From experience it's usually that the employee thinks they need the most powerful 15" Macbook pro when their job entails something like writing blog posts or running code in AWS
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by LIV2 7y ago
Nice! Another good resource is forum.6502.org as there are plenty of 6502 experts there that have built their own 6502 machines for a hobby
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by LIV2 7y ago
The VGA and PS/2 are bitbanged in software so it'd work just as well
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by LIV2 7y ago
Usually these are configured to be the private key, not unlock the one on your computer. This prevents your key being hijacked (every signing operation requires a physical button press on the key) and prevents its theft. If an attacker can
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by LIV2 7y ago
You can configure "--touch-policy=cached" when importing/generating a private key using the cli PIV management utility which will cache touches for 10 seconds Not sure why it's not exposed in the GUI though https:/
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by LIV2 7y ago
How long until the staff at Microsoft/Amazon strike?
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by LIV2 8y ago
There are plenty of wireless chargers out there, I don't think it's worth someone dying so you can have another apple toy
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by LIV2 8y ago
I can only assume the people who describe existing VPN technologies as "too hard" are the people hired to do things badly in infomercials. Setting up IPSec site-site tunnels can be a frustrating experience but setting up IPSEC&#x2
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by LIV2 8y ago
And what is the business case and cost for "we should develop software to fill in the missing features of payment provider x instead of simply going with y"?
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by LIV2 8y ago
Watching someone try and plug their linux laptop into a projector is more painful.
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by LIV2 8y ago
Agile methodologies come to life critical software, Boeing will be releasing a patch for the MCAS issue https://gizmodo.com/boeing-promises-to-release-software-upda... "Just ship it we will fix the bugs in the next ite
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by LIV2 8y ago
Source on that claim? I know you can install ADCS but it is not installed by default.
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by LIV2 8y ago
Yep! If you're an absolute tightarse it's even possible to use a smartcard/yubikey as a poor-mans HSM
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by LIV2 8y ago
They don't get UX at all, "flip these specific circuit breakers" is their answer and it's different depending on the issue A big red "disable all automation" and better user interfaces that actually tell you wh
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by LIV2 8y ago
You're going to want to let people use their own certs if you want to sell to financial institutions and the like And wildcard certificates imply sharing a private key around which is terrible advice If you're a business spend the
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by LIV2 8y ago
MacBooks still control the fans in some nonstandard way so you need to install some software to control the fans for you, not sure if it exists for haiku though
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by LIV2 8y ago
OSX has native smart card support When you have opensc installed it will detect your yubikey as a smartcard and ask if you want to unlock your computer with it :edit: you also need to go to System Preferences > Security & Privacy &gt
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by LIV2 8y ago
There is a touch policy called "cached" which allows signing operations for 15 seconds after a touch so you can do many connections at once
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by LIV2 8y ago
Was going to post this, less steps needed than op. I use my yubikeys as ssh keys and it's awesome, id suggest anyone who does should use the "cached" touch policy as you can then connect to many servers within the 15 seconds
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by LIV2 8y ago
> The aim of this exercise is to prove that interpreted languages can be just as fast as C. From my limited understanding of Python, it compiles into bytecode that is fed into a virtual machine doesn't it? How can that ever be jus
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by LIV2 8y ago
A better example might be a SAN briefly becoming unavailable due to a transient issue with your ISCSI network?

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