LilBytes

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   by LilBytes 5y ago

   Well, the comment still stands. You can't /reasonably/ deploy Confluence on premise any more when weighing up the cost feasibility of using the on premise service for Data Centre vs Server. The idea of using their cloud servi
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   by LilBytes 5y ago

   Lease German, Buy Japenese/Korean/Asian. I've heard this many a time.
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   by LilBytes 6y ago

   I saw this bug. Security risk or not. Changing your password on the idrac and it not being what's expected and having to jump into a DC to change 30+ host iDRACs was not ideal. All because I couldn't find the bug at the time, I re
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   by LilBytes 6y ago

   Everyone shit's on SaaS pricing because, well, for many, many well documented reasons. But with 1Password, I'm paying $55 per annum for 5 licenses for a product that works exceptionally well. Convenience and security here is absol
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   by LilBytes 6y ago

   I concur. Frankly, 5 licenses for $55 per annum is more than reasonable. I've got friends and family members on my family plan now and paying $1 per month, per user. Is CHEAP.
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   by LilBytes 6y ago

   Exactly. Same for the nextdns.io service which I'm happily subscribing to.
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   by LilBytes 6y ago

   Aaaaand it's blocked for those over seas. Great.
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   by LilBytes 6y ago

   Looking forward to the Show HN. Keep us posted.
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   by LilBytes 6y ago

   If they had root access to an AWS account, this is exactly what you would expect. If there's a cyber security firm that's been hired to provide analysis they're going to be combing through egress traffic to find anything susp
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    Blasphemy! I do the inverse. You're wrong. /s insert code flame war here
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    I've got a 100% fail rate with crowd sourced hardware. You won't see me throw money at hardware through indiegogo or kickstarter again.
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    Yeah, I'm not using swype. Just SwiftKey but I find it gets it wrong most of the time. It occasionally picks up typos and I'm actually writing this comment without manually correcting any errors. To try and gauge how well it does.
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    Even with that, we had controls on state lines, country boundaries and county boundaries. Literal army check points on these state lines during the harshest lock downs. There's a reason why the Melbourne/Victorian outbreak which w
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    Yeah, I get that. Willingness to trust the method gets you the results. We went (Australia) pretty hard on ensuring people were held accountable (e.g huge fines, charges and gaol time for L those breaking lock down). Edit: on accountability
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    Except, like, where it's worked. Australia, New Zealand, parts of South East Asia. Just last week Brisbane Australia had a small outbreak of 3-4 people. We locked down the whole city/region for 3 days to allow contact tracing to o
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    Swype or at least the functionality behind it still exists with Swiftkey on Android.
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    Well, was the Pro-1 ever delivered!?
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    FAQ says the following, unsure if it's a typo or perpetually in pre-order. https://store.fxtec.com/product/fxtec-pro%C2%B9-x-256-8gb/#t... " The current estimated shipping date to pre-order customers is
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    https://finance.yahoo.com/news/shareholder-alert-ubiquiti-in... It's already started. 'SHAREHOLDER ALERT: Ubiquiti, Inc. Investigated for Possible Securities Laws Violations by Block & Leviton LLP; Invest
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    This has been a concern for me for a while, but it's possible to use aws cli with mfa by throwing an IdP in front of it. The work flow we used was AWS Vault -> Okta -> short lived AWS creds.
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    I've been a long time subscriber to SN for all the reasons stated above.
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    Thanks for this! I will absolutely need to visit!
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    Man that sucks! Were you mostly in Melbourne during this time? They were in lock down for a long time but most of the rest of the country was only 1-2 months of severe lock down (hard limits on leaving the suburb and then later, a hard 50KM
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    You better believe it. I couldn't believe what the sky looked like at night when I moved to Australia from the UK. And I was in a relatively suburban setting then. I regularly go camping now maybe every 1-2 months out into the outback.
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    Awww, I get the down votes. But I laughed. I laughed a lot.
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    Certainly feels that way.
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    Anecdote: I'm in Australia, salaried. And I'm getting fucked. 200+ hours over time over the course of last year. 0% pay rise. But we got $1000 stocks pre-tax which equated to a little over 0.6% pay rise. Yay /s I'm votin
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    The victor.earth domain from the contact e-mail doesn't return much, but it has been registered for a few years. Registered On: 2017-12-03 https://www.whois.com/whois/victor.earth The actual website returns even l
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    I remember reading this. When the Dev did it a second time there was a txt file on the host (container? Can't remember) saying "Hey this is cool, we're about to patch this, thanks for letting us know".
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    by LilBytes 6y ago

    This is fucking brutal. My ex-girlfriend had Polycythemia. I realise it's very different to what you're explaining here, but her symptoms when she didn't take her medication, or when she got hot, or did anything strenuous wer