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by TabTwo 4y ago
Oh cry me a river. You don't pay for it - you are not a customer, you're probably the product. You don't own the server - you dont own the data on this server/service (anymore). You cant afford to pay for such service -
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by TabTwo 4y ago
It’s a religion and now someone proved „there is no god“. Besides the money they spent, these people must really have a hard time. Really feel sorry for them.
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by TabTwo 4y ago
small world 48.83174624272352, 9.147884320080053 The smaller building to the right.
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by TabTwo 4y ago
I work in Stuttgart on the campus that once was SEL, then Alcatel and then Nokia. There was also one building with the big letters „Bell Labs“. Sadly they took the letters down about a year ago since all the buildings get assimilated by Por
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by TabTwo 5y ago
Remember when we shared recipes on the Usenet with the Meal-Master format?
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by TabTwo 5y ago
Customer site, big insurance company. The started documenting cables and labeling them to get rid of old faulty documentation. Half way through their security department forced them to stop. Why? If an attacker gains access to the documenta
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by TabTwo 5y ago
Impressive uptime
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by TabTwo 6y ago
So, bufferbloat with ships then causing a denial of service of the port infrastructures. They didn’t talk to the ports if they could handle such giants? I bet the port workers knew that but that information got lost on its powerpointed way
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by TabTwo 6y ago
The problem is not only the ships being stuck there, it’s also the containers. There’s a shortage of containers in Asia atm. r/supplychain has some nice articles about this and discussions about this mess go back months
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by TabTwo 6y ago
Now we need some Perl scripts to generate the Python scripts.
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by TabTwo 6y ago
If there’s anything out there that needs to be deprecated then it’s ftp and especially ftps. Looking at you IBM AS400 (or whatever it is called these days)
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by TabTwo 6y ago
I thought the same. Just booting the first rpi and it ends where the real fun would start.
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by TabTwo 6y ago
My parents gifted me a Cyber Tool M for my first IT gig. Still on my desk and used almost daily 25 years/5 jobs later.
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by TabTwo 6y ago
Looking out of my office window in Stuttgart I can see the big sign „Nokia Bell Labs“. You can almost smell all the history this sign carries
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by TabTwo 7y ago
6 Sites running NT 4.0??????
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by TabTwo 7y ago
Here’s the catch. I think Teams was derived vom Groove Networks which was created by Ray Ozzie, the father of Lotus Notes.
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by TabTwo 7y ago
This is the most relevant comment for this article. I know a lot of companies who got bitten by license changes from Oracle like „You run one DB on your VMWare environment? Now you need to lic every cpu in this cluster although you just use
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by TabTwo 8y ago
Cisco Global Pricelist, there are still not enough lines in .xlsx to cover all their products
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by TabTwo 8y ago
From https://captainduckduck.com/docs/get-started.html D) Disable Firewall Some server providers have strict firewall settings. To disable firewall on Ubuntu: ufw disable WTF?
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by TabTwo 8y ago
On moving day ..? They rented office space and did not check the infrastructure? Glad you guys got power and running water.
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by TabTwo 8y ago
True, it’s a Swiss Knife with way to many options. It’s ok for a vacation with your family in a country that blocks Wikipedia or you visit a place with shitty WLAN with blocked ports. Streisand takes 15 minutes to setup and your done. If
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by TabTwo 8y ago
Has GitLab already been bought by Apple?
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by TabTwo 11y ago
exactly, to the moon. the good news here is, that the bug does not get triggert by forwarding/inspecting Ike traffic. hope this removes the confusion