PenguinCoder

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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
The M9A4 is an amazing weapon, both in handling and design. It's heavy, sure, but that makes subsequent shots more accurate, less recoil. Different firing mechanisms though and to be fair I haven't shot the P320. But I love my M9.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
Mess with someone's personal privacy, non-issue. Mess with investors money, instant problem.. Money is more important than people, to these groups.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
Before I can even see a question or answer on this Q&A site, I get three overlays entirely covering anything useful. Log into Google. Join stack overflow! Cookie consent banner. Asinine. No thank you and get the hell out of my face.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
I doubt it. Not just reports on various online forums, but I have family in FL and they always, still are, complaining about low wages. FL is mostly hospitality and tourism. Not a whole lot of 140k + salaries to go around. Non anecdotal sou
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
My rule is anything that goes on or in my body, I don't buy form Amazon for that reason.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
Which app? I paid for pro fairmail and don't have that issue with the app, currently. Which is what I'd expect.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
No, it is not the same. One can be an immigrant and not a expatriate.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
Absolutely not. Legal takes precedent over marketing or should.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
Mirrors my experience too. Odin is a joy for us oldie C programmers. Rust; not in the slightest.
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by PenguinCoder 1y ago
How about more of your thought process and reasoning instead of a blanket ad hominem attack?
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
Not related to this story at all.
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
> You won't get fired for standing up for yourself. Yes you will, or can. "At will" employment in the US.
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
Interesting that these five eyes nations are backing out of intelligence sharing with the US, and also removing the advice to use Apple encryption. Does this mean the US is able to get that encrypted data in plaintext already, and was previ
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
Reasonable level of popularity is hard to really gauge. There is no current Reddit replacement for everything it is. Federated services like Piefed, Lemmy, etc are trying and there's good content to be had on those. It's like an e
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
More akin to patron or medium /substack I guess. They won't go all in on the NSFW only fans type of creators I'm sure.
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
I was a Linux sysadmin that transitioned to cybersecurity a decade ago. I much prefer this type of work than the new cloud hotness. While there is a lot of check the box security at different companies, that's not what I see or do cybe
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
And typically cheaper to employ.
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
USS Enterprise (NCC-1701), Star Trek reference.
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
Which Sony models? I have a Bravia and it's android TV all the way, no basic / dumb mode.
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
How often does it nag you to say yes, while using it as a dumb TV? are all features usable in that mode? I may need to rethink a Vizio if that's the case and not annoying.
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
_Whose_ permission is needed? You're their parent , that's all the "permissions" needed.
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
These threat actors aren't interested in your self hosted services. The want the intel and floodgates of ALL traffic.
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
Firefox existing, is competition against a world of Chromium.
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
Why? Competition and alternatives are good for everyone.
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
Look at digital signage monitors. Even with that classification they have HDMI and some have WiFi.
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
Yes. That's called SNMP MIBs, and LibreNMS has a lot of the standard/well known device MIBs to parse out the details. https://docs.librenms.org/Support/FAQ/#how-does-librenms-use...
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
Dang, I'd like a copy of that script. Eml parsing, even with powershell and Exchange modules, is painful.
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
Don't be so intentionally obtuse. Are all of those things you said, and do, readily available in one easy to siphon up database? Easily searchable and reportable to nation state entities? Can I or LEOs read your Hacker News posts and
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
> we lost Firefox I agree, and am looking for other alternatives, that aren't chromium based; but not finding any modern browsers that fit that bill. So I still use Firefox. Any recommendations?
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by PenguinCoder 2y ago
Air-gapped networks have gotten more scarce in the day and age of the cloud computing. Expect for certain DoD and cleared spaces, I've even seen PLC networks internet connected....

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